Titanium Non-Stick Pot

Evernew makes some of the best titanium cookware. This pot is not an exception, it works well with other pots, the 1.3 L version nests inside this 1.9L version perfectly and worked while for a two person hike. This made it easy to both boil water and cook noodles at the same time. The handles do not get hot thanks to the rubber like coating on them. However sometimes the handles were not the most stable because the rubber kind of rotates around the metal handle. The non stick coating works great however it can be easy to scrape with other metal objects so be weary of that. Also as with most Titanium pots you should never put it over heat with it being dry/empty.Overview:Pros:-Extremely light-Quick heat up time-Coated handles and lid liftCons:-Expensive-Non stick coating is somewhat easy to scratch with metal objects-Not the best if you are trying to cook things compared to a very heavy potOverall: I would recommend this pot for anyone who wants to lessen their pack weight and have the ability to both cook and boil water.

I’ve spent lots of $$ on various pots. Recently the msr 1.3lit., nice but too large for solo. This .9 lit was just right. I like the non stick and use a lexan spoon anyway. Easy to wipe clean with a tortilla. Sort of pricey and I struggled to buy it. I like the way the lid fits. I did like the msr handle/lid clamp though but that lid lifter wouldn’t fold, this one does. It’s true the coating on the handles slides and could be improved upon (with ease me thinks hence -1 star) but it wasn’t a deal breaker . The included stuff sack is too large. I ditched that and carry the pot in a Smelly Proof large plastic bag; just fits and holds lid on and keeps food smells out of my pack. Also the whole rig fits easily in a 12x20 oppsack with a 3-5 day supply. A 16oz plastic Breakstone cottage cheese container will fit inside with a 210g canister in that. No room for my bsr3000 though with all that inside. I’ve not tested the nonstick to extreme yet nor plan to. I mainly boil/hydrate and do limited cooking.

I have already carried this thing on many backpacking trips. The only thing I didn't like much was the vinyl coating on the handles slide around a bit but thats just a minor annoyance. I may cut it off as I don't think it is needed. Other that that, its very light, transfers heat well, and cools quickly. After all it is titanium. I only use plastic utensils in it and the coating is intact as new after many nights on the trail. I have used it over a cat food can stove, beer can stove, esbits, and other alcohol stoves. A left handed person may not like that the pour spout is only on one side. I took one star off for that but that is the only thing that keeps it from being perfect.

I bought this for bikepacking, and it is short enough to fit inside my frame bag. It is light, and seems sturdy enough. Silicone covered handles do a good job of making it easy to handle when hot. My only gripe e is that it has pretty minimal markings on the side for levels. Markings every 1/2c or ~200 mL would be better than just every 500 mL.

I have been using this particular pot for more than ten years and it has never let me down. Sometimes the handles get too warm and the plastic lining shrinks, but I always make sure that I extend them before putting it in the fire. Excellent product.

Item arrived in timely fashion, in as-described/pictured condition. Immediately tested on ~100 mile hike. Light weight from titanium construction was greatly appreciated, as was folding handles and flat lid top for conservation of space and easy of packing in backpack. Pot did not bend/dent under pressure of items being compressed within backpack by straps. I will be buying the 900ml pot that nests within this 1300ml pot.

Fantastic pot. Super light and cleanup is fantastic. If you aren’t in the “boil 2 cups of water crowd and actually cook in your pot the coating and wide shape is great. Everything I have made, including frying, has come out really well.

Best backcountry camping pot made.