Review on 🏕️ Toaks Light Titanium 550ml Pot - Enhanced Version for Ultralight Outdoor Enthusiasts by Simon Connelly

The 550ml TOAKS LIGHT Titanium pot is perfect for individual minimalist cooking OR great mug/bowl cooking. Addition to a large kitchen set. Weighing in at exactly 70g (2.5oz) with the included lid, the pot is remarkably light. At 3-3/4" in diameter, it's wide enough to sit snugly on my Emberlit Ultralight record. At 3-1/8" tall, it's barely big enough to fit under the lid of my 1, 6 liter MSR Stowaway pot and/or lid of my 1 liter GSI stainless steel kettle.Thus it adds versatility to my already very flexible cook set.When I'm traveling solo and ultra light this is the only pot I need ,with enough capacity to boil 2 full 3 fl oz cups of water Places to save money (prevent water from boiling off to put out my stovetop or the fire underneath) With a 19 fl oz capacity, it can squeeze out even enough boiled water to rehydrate a meal for two.a small jug doubles as a handy mug, big enough for my wife and I to share our morning coffee.As it's made of titanium, it can also be used over charcoals or an open one Fire to be placed prepare a delicious side dish, such as B. a generous portion of rice or baked beans. The tab can be inserted into the locking groove to keep it upright so you never have to burn your fingers trying to lift the lid. The small holes in the lid also allow steam to escape, giving you a pretty good idea of when the water is boiling without having to constantly take the lid off to check. This pot can be improved by adding measurement markings inside; However, you can always add them yourself if you wish. I can also drill a small hole under the rim on either side of the pot so I can attach a wire handle to hang it over the fire. (Smaller pots can be tricky to mount on logs; they're easier to hang.) Some people might also need a tighter lid, but with a pot this small and light, I actually prefer a little play as it's easier to remove the lid, without tipping over / without knocking over the pan if it's a little unsteady over the fire. /Wider form factor for better stability on stovetop than other taller/narrower pots. It also seems sturdy enough for its intended use.