Paria Outdoor Products Titanium Pot with Lid - Ultralight, Compact and Extremely Durable - Perfect for Backpacking and Camping

When it comes to ultralight and strong, there is no better choice than titanium. It’s 50 percent stronger than steel but weighs less than anything else available. One of the easiest ways to incorporate titanium into your backpacking gear is via a set of titanium pots. They’re affordable, durable, and will last you a lifetime. They’re also naturally corrosion-resistant, inert, and don’t absorb food odors. While steel pots are heavy and aluminum leeches into your food, titanium is the gold standard that doesn't compromise on performance.The 750 ml pot is perfect for single backpackers and will boil 2.5 cups of water for all your dehydrated meals. If you want more room to work with or are traveling with a partner, the 1,100 ml pot will boil 4 cups of water. We also designed the pots to give you plenty of nesting options. The smaller 750 ml pot will perfectly nest a 100 g (3.5 oz) fuel canister and a small backpacking stove. The larger 1,100 ml pot will nest the larger 230 g (8 oz) fuel canisters as well as a stove and lighter/fire steel. The 750 ml pot will also nest inside the 1,100 ml.Finally, each pot includes stamped measurement markings, folding handles, a lid with a stand-up handle, and a mesh storage sack.If you think they sound like the perfect backcountry pots, you're right! We promise they’ll be the last camping pots you'll ever buy! Specifications: Capacity: 750 ml / 15.2 oz, 1,100 ml / 37.2 ozSize of 750 ml: 3.7 inch diameter, 4.3 inch heightSize of 1,100 ml: 4.6 inch diameter, 4.3 inch heightWeight of 750 ml: 98 g (pot only), 22 g (lid)Weight of 1,100 ml: 112 g (pot only), 30 g (lid)Handles: Folding and removableAccessories: Mesh storage sack

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