🏕️ Toaks Light Titanium 550ml Pot - Enhanced Version for Ultralight Outdoor Enthusiasts Review

Pros: I like the overall packaging and light weight, and the lid handle holds up well. With a Kovea camping stove this took about 4 minutes. 15 seconds to boil 2 cups of water. Cons: I tried using the tote bag as a potholder after boiling 2 cups of water, but when I grabbed the handle with the potholder, the line burned right through the bag (see photo). ). It would be nice if they made the pouch out of a higher temperature material so it wouldn't burn as easily and could work twice as well as…

If you're looking for the best UL pot for single person cooking in remote areas, this is the one I understand. . My use case is just heating water for dehydrated or cooked food and I wouldn't use a titanium pan for direct cooking as it scalds too easily. It's also big enough to heat 2c water, which is usually more than what you see in commercial dehydrated meals. It fits easily in my Toaks titanium alcohol stove and also holds an isobutane cartridge. One downside is that the pot is relatively…

If you are using a 'brs' style plate, toss it with a mini bee first. The dome at the bottom of the 110-gram isopropane canister is stovetop-safe, and the canister's nipple is located under the lid. Secure the lid with a rubber band or hair tie, or slip it into a small, zip-top, smell-proof bag. I think this is the perfect size for a solo backpacker unless you are a very tight eater. I also have a 750ml but it's too deep to reach to clean and just more pot than I use. I also have an ever new…

Foreword: I've been using the 800ml pot for camping/hiking for a while now and while it's great for two, I got used to it when planning my upcoming solo -AT thruhike clear it was unnecessarily big (and heavy) even though it was small. walk. And it's sincere. I could make a 450ml pot but was concerned it would be too small. The volume of 550 ml is the absolute size of Goldilocks. The perfect amount of space to boil enough water to brew coffee and thin out food, or cook in a pot and have enough…

I bought the TOAKS Titanium 550ml kettle at the end of November. I've taken it on two trips since then and it's worked better than any pot or mug I've used before. I've been using the same steel pot for over twenty years. It weighs ten ounces. I've gradually tried to lighten my load and bought the TOAKS pot because it's much lighter (weighs less than three ounces even in a tote bag), got great reviews and because it's significantly cheaper than other comparable titanium ones. cups I had…

From what I've gathered, this mug was once a popular item called "BPL 550 Firelite" when BPL had their own line of gear and is now sold under the Trade Toaks brand becomes. Assuming it is the same, he has many followers. This is a great little pot for the solo hiker. I bought this to complement my Snow Peak Mini Solo Combo which is a bit oversized at 700ml and I've still never used the tumbler that came with it. I had trouble finding a 500ml pot because it's a large mug of this size and they…

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