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A light boiler. It can easily hold 230g of gas and a burner.

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Amazingly light for its volume. There is no going back to Trangia's old boilers.

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Light ha suitable size. One star because the cover handle comes off easily

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Good, but the handles could be a little sturdier.

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The first coffees were brewed and it tasted good in the metta. the pot is light and can fit a small gas burner and tank inside. Compact package 360g.

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Light and handy. Food burns to the bottom more easily than in the previous aluminum pot.

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Light and reasonably priced, works well. Except the handle of the "frying pan lid" is a piece of crap.

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Light as hell. The handle of the lid seems a bit flimsy, but it hasn't stuck to the hand so far.

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Light, compact and reasonably priced. It can hold a 230g gas cylinder and a pocketrocket dlx by throwing. the lid/pan handle is quite a gimmick, I wouldn't even dare try to fry anything with it. Otherwise 5/5.

Bearly fits into [1600ml pot with pan] even if the pots handle is removed.

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Perfect product. Would have been even more complete if the lid had also been included. Perhaps the lid is available separately.

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Based on the first couple of uses, quite suitable for my use. However, I doubt how durable the mechanism of the cover's folding arm is.

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Perfect size and the tea/coffee mug fits perfectly in it. (Toaks Titanium 450ml Doubel Wall Cup) Recommend

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Excellent size and light. It just fits the 230G gas tank and the MSR pocket Rocket deluxe burner inside. You should burn fat in the pan.

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Nice size and very light. The handle of the frying pan is not safe: it bends too easily inside out and the food ends up rotting. No stars from that.

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Light and works 👍

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A light and good pot for cooking

Great product!

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Light and great for boiling water, but everything else goes back to the bottom.

Perfect for the day pack.

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The lightweight one-person standard hiking equipment that ended up as a soot pan is only deficient in the following aspects: First, the lid of the pot sits inside the pot, allowing a small presence of campfire debris in the boiling water, and secondly, the pot handle gets hot easily in the heat of the campfire and usability is not optimal. This with a removable handle (I used a Trangia handle, but it doesn't fit with the lid, so the lid must be removed/turned over first) or a handle that allows hanging and a lid that prevents littering, that would be perfect. Even now, however, it does its job 4/5, and with gas cookers there is no harm in any of the aforementioned problems, so gas 5/5.

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It's light, the ring doesn't weigh much at all. I did the fat burning on the lid of the pan with linseed oil. Did the procedure work well when I burned three times in the oven over time. Add sparingly of oil so that fat burning is successful and does not clump.

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A light and functional boiler. The gas bottle and burner fit well inside. The lid handle is a bit strangely designed. It must be thick so that it does not accidentally fall off the cover.

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It fits Jetboil MightyMo and 230g of gas, a dish sponge, fire-making equipment.

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Very light and fast heating, the best ve

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Does what it promises and weighs almost nothing. The rice cooker fits perfectly inside it. I don't need anything else for my needs.

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A suitably sized and light pot and also a pan for one person. If you only boil water, the smaller one will also work.

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Holds 230g of gas + rack + top-mounted kitchen with the lid fully closed - great!

The construction of the pot and lid is fair, the handle is firm in hand and no wriggle at all.

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A great product for those who value lightness and durability. 👍

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The lid wobbles awkwardly here, you can fit either a large gas, or a medium-sized gas and a small bulb, but then the boiler lid is left swinging annoyingly.

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Stunning

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A light set, can be used on a campfire or on the stove, which is important to you.

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It met my needs very well, a really light pot with which to boil water. It can hold 230g of gas, a rocket pocket cooker and fire-making equipment.

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Works and is light, just the right size for one hungry man's bum.

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Light and a good size for the needs of one fighter. The swiveling handle detaches easily. Maybe too easily when you know how to use it. Of course, it won't come off once it's in place. However -1 star for that. It is also good that the handle can be removed if necessary.

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Very light and the right size. Throw in 230g of gas, a burner, a spoon, etc.

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After a few uses, very satisfied with the lightness, packability and functionality. You can cook a meal for two with this.

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Having used several pots made of both aluminum and titanium, it is good to use the lid as a frying pan, I strongly recommend fat burning.

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There is no other pan that has been used on trips other than this one. Inside goes a gas cartridge, a gas cooker and the receipts. The lid has been used both as a frying pan and as a plate. Incredibly light overall.

Very light and compact

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Not bad. Not this whole village is fed, but for its own use the power passel. It may also be enough to move around with a small-food guy.

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Functional and light!

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Lightweight and a good size. The lid even acts as a drinking cup.

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A little more light soup space for MSR Pocket Rocket.

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Lightweight and large enough pot for one man or two small food.

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Lightweight and simple. Uncoated.

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Light. The brain cannot believe how a liter pot can weigh so little. A gas bottle wrapped in a thin cloth and a small kettle goes neatly inside. An absolute companion for day trips.

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Worked as a saucepan should work. Wood burning stove fits well to pack inside.

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Otherwise it would be perfect, but the folding handle of the lid (frying pan) is a design flaw. It bends too easily from the weight of the food. You don't even have to squeeze the handles together. The omelette rested along the table as the pan suddenly turned with grumbling noises above the burner. Such a feature can even cause a dangerous situation if the burner falls over or the pan spills hot fat on top of another.