Review on IBasingo Titanium Ultralight Cookware Backpacking by Rhett Fifer

I bought a Ti1585I with a 900ml pot and a 500ml tray. They state that "any part can fit into another part," so the pan must fit in the pot in an upright position and acts like a steamer or stackable cooking utensil because the bottom of the pot is narrower than the sides. The pan is a bit big. It will not fully sink into the pot and will wobble if left in that position. I wanted a pot with a lid that doubles as a frying pan and can be used to heat something above the pot while something else is cooking. , which was lightweight, wide enough to hold my fuel and stove, and packed compactly. This can check all boxes except. Pot doesn't fit! i hold her I've used my dremel with a fine sander and am trying to smooth out the two mating surfaces so they fit together. Too much work? Well, the story of my life, fixing things that other people don't get right.