Titanium 750ml Pot with Titanium Spork, Ourdoor Solo Camping Mug, Hanging Cup Spork Kits

Nice combo for the price. The lid is great, and the spork is an added bonus. Compared to my other brands, the quality matches. Good lid fit, no dents, no warps, etc. As always, never heat light titanium dry. I've accidently seen warping with plenty of other brands when doing this. I did it once and learned my lessons, while two separate companions wouldn't listen to me and warped two more. Oh well, still fun trips!

Good product must have for the bag ... Recommend...

Works great! Small but holds in the heat. Lobe the mini utensil. Veey convenient for camping. A must have.

I used this camping this weekend. Whereas the pot and case are wonderful, the spork is a major inconvenience to depend on.It folded on me nearly each use and made it very difficult to get a meal in. This was made to bend in the wrong direction.

With two small tweaks, this would be 5 starsFirst the good - The pot is sturdy, but still super light. I love the removable bale. It shaves weight, but also provides additional functionality for those who have campfires. The pot lid fits snugly to help water boil faster, but I don't know that I would trust it to prevent spills after the first few uses. Also, I would prefer a small wooden knob to the hasp on the lid, but the hasp works as intended. The killer feature though is the deeply embossed volume markers that take the guesswork out of rehydrating dinner. No more overly soupy chilimac!Now the meh - The foldable spork is - fine. If you eat of of bags, it's not quite long enough though and you really don't save enough weight to balance the risk of smearing food on your fingers while trying to get to the bottom of the bag. Also, the carrying bags for both the spork and the pot are unnecessarily bulky and heavy. I ditched both immediately.Now, the two items that need tweaked to make this pot 5 stars. This pot is too narrow for the standard 8oz isopro canisters and too wide for the mini 3.8oz cans. I just want a pot that I can easily nestle my fuel canister and mini stove in it to save space in my bag with out the can rattling with every step I take (in the case of the mini.) WHY IS THIS SO HARD! Second a small pour spout opposite the handles would be fantastic for those of us who largely use ready meals. Putting it opposite the handles would mean that it doesn't interfere with drinking and helps to ensure that I don't waste water of fuel by spilling as I try to pour.

Can’t wait for summer camp! Sturdy built, perfect size for noodles / cofee / eggs

Love this. Lightweight and nests inside my stove.

Complete single pot cook kit. You get a folding titanium spork, 26oz titanium pot, with graduation indented markings (not painted on) to 16 oz/300 ml, a lid with strainer holes. and separate storage bags for the pot and spoon. the pot has both folding handles like a camp cup, AND a hanger loop. The metal metal gauge is sufficient, while maintaining light weight. finish is uniform and excellent, the spot welds are solid. a quick temperature shock test of the spot welds (heating the pot up with some water until boiling, then quick empty in sink under cold water - no adverse effect. the spork, when unfolded, is 5.75” long and quite usable. It’s times are strong enough to resist any bending when put to the test. I really like the kit, it is legit outdoors gear, and it has been added to my camping setup to complement my 32 oz billy pot. Light enough for backpacking at 5.35oz total without the bags. Strongly recommend.