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Light, simple, nothing to go wrong.

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Perfect for boiling water for one person. Holds a 100 g gas bottle. Remember to wash before first use.

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I use this as a mug, great for that.

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the Ultralight works quite well as a tool for 3-season trips, in the winter you need a little more robust equipment so that you don't run out of gas.

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Light and easy to clean. Works! Goes together with the 375ml version and fits inside the Trangia.

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Light and convenient size. A little spare gas goes in.

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Light and just the right size for boiling water for one person for dry food. The Msr pocket Rocket deluxe does not fit the 100g gas bottle with the lid closed, but the gas itself can easily fit inside the box.

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Very good and light pot

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Durable, light and suitable for e.g. making coffee or tea.

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Is good. Fits a gas cylinder inside. The only complaints are related to the properties of titanium, but they are properties, not defects. Hard to get the properties of steel with the weight of titanium

Really nice but to small if you want to store a small fuel can in there plus burner etc. If you wanna do that go for the bigger version.

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Sturdy and easy to use. The only minus is that the gas grater and the smallest available polrin do not fit inside the cup.

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Wasn't made of such thin material as I feared, does its job well

My favourite pot now

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A really good ultralite mug that boils half a liter. In particular, the design of the lid opening loop and the folding handles of the mug increase the comfort of use.

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The volume is too big for a mug and there is sometimes too little liquid for ready meal needs (550ml max), because of that I would now choose a smaller one for a mug or a slightly bigger one for a small pot, but this was cheap so I grabbed the offer. Only used for drinking or boiling water. This should fit Jetboil's smaller coffee press, making it a compact travel set for those traveling alone, but in this case you have to carefully press the lid down. In addition, it seems to be quite durable, sat on and not bent worse.

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A handy and light boiler, you can fit a small gas bottle inside if necessary. Enough for the needs of one person.

God pot if you need a small one otherwise it works well ass a cup to.

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A suitable size for those who like big mugs. Keeps the drink surprisingly warm.

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Optimal with 900 (115) ml pot.

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High-quality, small but sufficient for short trips, camping kettle that can hold Toaks 375ml cup OR 100g gas (upside down without protection) + BRS-3000T kettle inside, with lid.

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Very light and durable. It works well for its purpose, which is why I bought the product, i.e. for heating water in multi-day desert ultramarathons.

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Very small. Mainly suitable for boiling water. I returned and bought 1100ml

Very light and easy to pack. Able to fit a gas canister inside as well.

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Too big for a mug, too small for a pot. Poor quality.

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Small and light. Just right for my use.

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Simple and light, works for its purpose.

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Good to eat breakfast porridge and soups

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Perfect. A little small but super effective.

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Lightweight and high quality product. swivel handles are sturdy and functional.

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Item as described. Everything perfect and very fast shipping.

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Lightweight and simple.