!! POT SET !!

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I like pot

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>>724973
shut up, you degenerate.

DUDE

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>>724967
A lot of people are firm believers in TOAKS brand cookware. It is all titanium and not difficult to clean; they even make it so you can nest a stove, one or two cups and one or two sporks inside of the cookware. That said I've not had any experience with the product myself so I'm just passing you hear-say.

I've also heard good praise toward the MSR pots that come bundled with stoves like the Silverfire Scout ( both economy and 304 ) models. The praise for these is still not as great as what I've heard regarding TOAKS brand pot sets though. Pic related, video related.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iYeqHyjcD8

http://toaksoutdoor.com/

http://www.silverfire.us/new-for-2014-silverfire-scout-backpacking-bug-out

http://www.silverfire.us/brushed-304-ss-scout-stove-with-5-pot-supports

What's the intended use?

Personally I prefer the MSR alpine set. I like the stainless for cooking over campfires. I can take the small pot if I'm solo and the full set if I have a buddy or two coming.

Im interested in this as well. I could use a mess kit and a decent pan for cooking over a fire/stove. Any suggestions?

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If you're soloing it I like the stanley adventure kit.

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Thank you anonZ,
you helped me a lot!
Sorry for the little input but my english is poor.

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>>724967
Im experienced with usa canteen+cup set.
Good is that it stacks up perfectly and have a good pouch around it.
Weak side is the shape of the cup-pot and that you have to make the lid yourself... Or buy for twice as big price as the whole kit costs

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Just copped pic related for $40. All titanium and only 6 ounces.

>>724967
I like to bring a pot with a bail handle.

Have a solostove 1800 and used to have a Toaks 750ml. Both were fine and being able to hang one over a fire was a useful feature.

>>725024
Been using a toss knockoff set from egay going on 4 years now. For 19 bucks I can't complain a bit...

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>>724967
for short trips (one or two nights) i find my stanley pot/cups set is great. if i use the cups at all i usually bring just one. i eat out of the cups, drink out of the cups. you just have to make sure the pot's not too narrow for your stove

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I like my Trangia-27. I feel like I can cook anything with this thing but it's light enough for backpacking. Haven't tested it out on any extended trips yet tho. If it turns out to be too much cookware atleast I got something good to use when the power goes out.

Excuse me but if you people are excusing yourselves for staying at home shitposting because you don't have a matching set of pots, you might aswell refrain from posting.

You are missleading the young people that lurks this board with your neckbeard ways.

Shame on you.

>>728022
>Excuse me
Fuck off.

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>all these fuckin' stock images

This little Coleman Peak 1 pot is my favorite. It's strong as hell and the perfect size for two people.

Is Winterial a decent brand? They have an 11 piece set on Amazon for $40 or so that I was eyeing.

>>728098

What do you need 11 pieces for? Are you taking out a family of 6?

>>728099
It's not really 11 pieces, more like three. Pan, pot, kettle. The other 8 pieces are the pot/kettle lids, two small bowls, a ladle, a spoon, and a pot scrubby. Total weight is 1.5lb and it fits inside the pot which sits inside the pan.

>>728088
is that a camp pot with a copper bottom? Nice.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MV6WAE0/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=1NCRB7H4LZ40Q&coliid=I1FSQR3W99F4TP

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>>724967
I use a Tiffin as a cooking pot,pan, and steamer.

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>>728265
Why is my name different??

-Dead Bird

>>728265
That lunchbox set makes a good looking camp kettle except I'd cut the carrying handle off the clamp to make it more packable.

I like how Mors uses his pot kit.

http://youtu.be/wwPYNHeoPM8

-Dead Bird