Pot recommendations needed
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Pot recommendations needed
I have a Jetboil already and while its brilliant, it is also quite big.
So I am after a pot that I can combine with a micro Alpkit Kraku stove I have. Ideally to also fit a small gas canister inside it and extra small bits maybe.
Lightweight, titanium I am guessing.
So I am after a pot that I can combine with a micro Alpkit Kraku stove I have. Ideally to also fit a small gas canister inside it and extra small bits maybe.
Lightweight, titanium I am guessing.
Re: Pot recommendations needed
I have a 600ml Alpkit mug, 96mm ID I think, and a gas canister fits inside perfectly. A load of space on top for the small stoves like a Kraku, few days worth of coffee etc.
Edit, thanks Stuart, 650 it will be.
Edit, thanks Stuart, 650 it will be.
Last edited by jameso on Tue Jun 16, 2020 8:38 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Pot recommendations needed
As James says the Alpkit 650 is the pot of choice for many and especially those who use gas.
PlanetX have a 450ml with lid that would also do the job for £20 but you'd need to check whether you'd get your stove inside along with the canister, pot's 70mm high.
https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/CPJOBTM45 ... g-with-lid
PlanetX have a 450ml with lid that would also do the job for £20 but you'd need to check whether you'd get your stove inside along with the canister, pot's 70mm high.
https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/CPJOBTM45 ... g-with-lid
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Re: Pot recommendations needed
It looks like the 650 is out of stock unfortunately.
Any other brands of a similar size that would be recommended?
Alpkit do have the 400, but I expect that will be too big.
Any other brands of a similar size that would be recommended?
Alpkit do have the 400, but I expect that will be too big.
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Re: Pot recommendations needed
Got one of these after they were posted on the bargain thread on here when they where in a lightning deal
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07GZJFW4J/ ... VEbEK5P5CZ
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07GZJFW4J/ ... VEbEK5P5CZ
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Re: Pot recommendations needed
Snap, was going to suggest Somango...
There are theories at the bottom of my jargon.
Re: Pot recommendations needed
Rich, I have no idea what you mean...
Thanks all, I have ordered the Toaks.... it was a bit lighter
Thanks all, I have ordered the Toaks.... it was a bit lighter
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Re: Pot recommendations needed
I have a GSI pot and it’s been fantastic.
Great for boiling water, less good for cooking in though
Great for boiling water, less good for cooking in though
Re: Pot recommendations needed
As a quick update the Toaks mug arrived today - a decent 77g with lid.
A gas canister fits in nicely with a 110g leaving plenty of space. It might even fit a 240g, although I don't have one to test.
And as a nice little bonus, the coffee press for the Jetboil that I already had also fits.
A gas canister fits in nicely with a 110g leaving plenty of space. It might even fit a 240g, although I don't have one to test.
And as a nice little bonus, the coffee press for the Jetboil that I already had also fits.