🍲 Vargo BOT 700 Turbo Review

First, it's a leaky seal no matter how hard you tighten the cap. A small amount of water always escapes. Very disappointed.

Doesn't leak like others have said just needs to be tightened properly. If the cap is stuck due to pressure, use a credit card or something thin to put between the o-ring and the cap and pull down to release the pressure. Works great! Great product!

Yes, some of these can be cooked on a camp stove. Expect me to use it this way. But for now, I'll prep cold meals (a salad or even some oatmeal from the fridge) so I can safely carry them around later in the day. Works perfectly. Easy to hand wash. Note: Titanium is not microwave safe.

In general I like this steamer bowl, it is good for cooking and cold soaking all the dishes I cook. Just make sure it's cool before unscrewing the lid once you're done with it. The lid sometimes sticks, but that was never a big problem.

I just hope the threads aren't too tight. At the points of contact with the edges, the oxide layer is already beginning to wear away. *UPDATE* It's been 2 weeks and I've decided to make instant coffee in it. Shaking Leaks. Bubbles form around the O-ring. Lid removed, O-ring cleaned, put back on. Fails the second shake test. It's a small leak, but I wouldn't trust her all day.

If the lid was an inch lower, with a handle, you'd have a cup and a saucepan. As it is, there is no reason for it. Cold baths use a lighter and virtually free plastic container. They don't wear a record. The eternal pot is lighter and has a better shape. Maybe you could use a pasta bot to save 6 minutes on cooking by soaking them in the cold and then just bringing them to food temperature. When you wear noodles. You have to keep it watery or it won't get warm. That's a stretch.

A bit pricey yes, but the versatility and titanium case make it worth it. I think it's the perfect size. Perfect as a large coffee or tea mug. It's also great for cooking small portions or splitting up a large portion. I paired this with Health Pro pots and a small Toaks wood stove. The Toaks oven fits in, but the lid won't screw on. I just put a lid on and both fit easily in the Health Pro pots. The perfect camping utensil system! By switching I saved a lot of space and weight in my backpack.

Very handy when you want to combine a soaking and cooking set in one. And very versatile thanks to the sealed lid. In winter you can pour hot water over it, close it and take it with you in a sleeping bag or something similar. True, it's a bit expensive. Also, I would like to point out that I don't usually prefer these anymore as pipes like kitchen sets are a bit more difficult to clean (deep and narrow). I prefer a larger and wider pot (900ml) for cooking as it is easier to clean and also to…

After careful research I can give you some information that you can't find anywhere without a lot of work. 1. A 100g fuel canister (4oz canister) fits in this 700ml bot. and 2. The threads on the lid are now smoothed from the factory and no longer stick, which was an issue when Googling older reviews. Also 3. Vargo has a video on their website, maybe higher. You soak your dehydrated meals in a bot for an hour during your trek, and then when you cook, your food uses a lot less fuel to heat. You…