Posted: 12/21/2007 11:37:17 AM EDT
| Which pot for folding pocket stove.(fuel tab type). |
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STOP YELLING Need a bit more information. How many folks? How big is your pack? What is your budget? For starters, Varga Ti cup around a 1L nalgene or a Olicamp SS cup around a nalgene are good, basic choices for boiling water. Snowpeak makes some nice Ti pots and solo cooksets, MSR has some good Al stuff as well |
+1 - Lots of options for any budget, from tin cans to Titanium. |
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I personally carry an evernew titanium cookware 0.9 litter but I can not find it anywhere at REI.com tonight. I chose that one due to the size because I tend to have to cook for myself and others. I use my BOB often so am never able to back for just me, and that is something I would recommend to others use your BOB and never leave far from home without it. www.evernewamerica.com/usa_CA252.htm |
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GSI makes a double boiler that will hold a fuel canister and your butane stove if it's small enough. or you can just pop, your pop can stove into it. I now hwve three of them, they've gone through at least three different style handles and the latest one I purchased has a different lid. It's not titanium, so it's a bit cheaper than the others suggested. It's very much like the one in the REI link, and while I've purchased two of the three from REI, I don't see it listed on their site. |
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Brunton I.B. Cookset. My Brunton stove, fuel canister, folding sp0rk, and can-stand all fit in there nice-like. I'm not quite so enamored with titanium as a lot of people are; aluminum is just as light, cheaper, and as long as you get coated or anodized you don't have to worry about metallic tastes. |
I used this one in October on a 9- day 100 mile trip in the Adirondacks. I like it alot. $30 at LL Beans here |