TOAKS Titanium 750ml Pot with Bail Handle for Ultralight Camping, Backpacking Cookware and Mug

The "consesus" best lightweight titanium pots around. The 750 ml is the de facto "perfect size" for boiling water with a rocket stove for freeze dried meal pouches and for camp coffee. A canister and the stove both fit comfortably inside. I can also put my silicone finger mit and my pot scrubber towel inside as well. I have added a small plate of titanium to my cooking kit which I can use under the stove as fire protection and a flat stable surface, but I also use the titanium sheet for frying an egg or cooking a pancake. I've added a lightweight silicone ring to make cooking the eggs and pancakes simpler.

Worth every penny. it feels good and sturdy, and it's lightweight. As a first use, I boiled water in it, on my stove, and the really flattering finish changes color and looks old now after just one use, but that's not important for like, the actual value of the thing. It is great with my pocket rocket type stove. That combo is weaker for anything that you have to simmer. Everything fits into the Toaks, along with a tiny lighter. The bail handles are a nice feature. Liked it so much I sold my spendier set.

Awesome product. The woodstove that goes with it, that fits in it. That’s what makes this pot the best. That stove from toaks with this pot. The best! I bought the stove as my back up. So easy to use and to light twigs. It boils water so fast I cannot believe my Optimus that I love and use for continuous heat for cooking sets to the side for all but long meals. It’s too easy and convent to set down grab some twigs and be drinking coffee that fast and easy. By the time you had a few sips it’s safe to flip the stove and kick the ash out. As a veteran. This is a required piece of kit. Cup and stove! Cleans easy and simply is the best. In the afternoon put some twigs in a dry place. A hand full or two and in the morning you will have almost instant coffee. Now they sell a press that I store on top of toaks cup in its sack with a rag on top to clean. So if coffee is your thing. Ultimate set up. Now I know the price is a bit more than others, worth every penny. The only complaint I can say is a more secure top. And maybe a pour lip on one side for those that need that. There is one, but for me this is the best and the go to company. Perfect for a solo to cook and drink with. All those people that say the stove doesn’t work well. Do you know anything about fire and a gasification system. Obviously not! A tip from experience, and we’re talking decades, a small piece of tin foil if it is very windy and no cover to get behind. Use it to cover one side and turn with stick to grab wind more or less to start and slow burn once going. Oh and don’t use pine in the burner obviously! It will not clean as easy. Both the cup and the stove are strong have been well used already and still look like new. My ex took my old one otherwise I wouldn’t need one. Kinda glad though. I got a stove too this time and just love it! It’s the simple things going smooth that’s important on my trips and my morning coffee. And struggling with fire or waiting on my coffee. No sir! I’m not a morning person usually. Easy to use clean, light and strong as essentials should be. Thanks Toaks!

I bought and used the Toaks to take along on long distance bicycle ride. I have used the Toaks cup for several years and found it to be lightweight and yet durable, but not quite big enough to cook a meal over my lightweight camping stove. The Toaks pot with bail AND lid allowed me to cook, pick up the hot pot and pour without cauterizing my hand. I found the pot to meet all the criteria I had for use. I also note that the pot is the perfect size to nest a fuel canister, burner head and a scrubby. The accompanying bag is just big enough to also hold a collapsible cup, conveniently keeping those items from being squirreled around in my panniers. When you need a lightweight cooking pot you can’t beat titanium. The way the Toaks is designed for use and convenience just adds to its usefulness. I am now the happy owner of a couple of Toaks titanium products, and expect to use them well on my trips where weight and convenience matter. I have no criticisms of this product. I know, hard to believe, right?

Just as it appears - small and light - made for backpacks/hiking and camping. Pricey, but bought as a requested gift.

Ok, I originally put two stars on this pot because the bail was located in the wrong place so it made actually drinking from the cup very difficult. However, I contacted TOAKS and got an immediate response, less than 12 hours. They asked for me to send a picture because according to them they fixed that issue with a new version of the pot in April, but apparently someone still has some of the old pots in stock. The pot itself and the bail idea is AWESOME! I love TOAKS gear and have a bunch of their stuff...this bail thing was annoying but will not impact my purchase of other gear. I do, however, have a note for everyone that not every picture can be believed. I will add that if you are buying from TOAKS, the customer service response is great. I will see how this goes, since this all went down last night, and will post updates if it goes either well or poorly. As for the pot...Great, well made, very light and comes with a bail. Why a bail you ask? I am using this to make a survival kit. Not a "prepper" survival kit for the Zombie Apocalypse, but a "get stuck in the woods overnight while hiking or hunting" kind of survival kit. I have shelter, foil bivy, fire starters, sewing kit, tea/soup, compass, light, etc. All stored in this little cup. With a knife (never go in the woods without one) you can build a fire, setup up your shelter, and hang this little pot over the fire for some tea and soup (one at a time of course). Elk hunting in the canyons of the Wallowas in Oregon, it's not unheard of to spend a night down in a canyon. It's nice to have something small and light to carry with you. It makes the uncomfortable slightly less so. One thing, the pot lid isn't tight, not necessary, but with the handy little stuff sack, everything stays in place.

Excellente popote en titane de 750ml livré avec couvercle et housse en maille. Elle est vraiment ultra légère ! L’anse est également bien pratique pour faire chauffer au-dessus d’un feu de bois. 500ml auraient suffit, mais la contenance de 750ml me permet d’y ranger l’essentiel : une cartouche de gaz, un brûleur ultra-compact, un briquet, un allume-feu ferocerium, une petite microfibre, 2 cubes de combustible solide et une bougie de table. La gourde Nalgene inox (ou plastique) entre parfaitement, avec toutefois un léger jeu (contrairement à la tasse Tatonka qui est plus lourde et sans couvercle). Une feuille de sopalin ou d’aluminium cale parfaitement la gourde et évite le bruit créé par le jeu. Au besoin, les couverts pliants type couteau Suisse (que je n’utilise d’ailleurs plus) de chez nature&découverte entre en largeur. Merci de liker si ce commentaire vous est utile ;)

Leggerissimo e robusto. Il pentolino è facile da lavare anche con sola acqua, e non è mai attaccato nulla sul fondo. La distribuzione del calore è molto efficiente, infatti l'acqua raggiunge il bollore in davvero pochi minuti.

Perfekt

Great mug, really light, robust and practical. The bale arm is very useful addition, can be detached. I have my smaller 420 ml mug stored inside. Would recommend.

Die Toaks Titan Töpfe sind mittlerweile recht bekannt. Nach dem ich mir die 550ml Version gekauft habe, jetzt die etwas größere mit 750ml. Vorteil gegenüber Aluminium oder Edelstahl Töpfen ist das im Verhältnis sehr leichte Gewicht bei Titantöpfen (mit Deckel gerade einmal 110 g ohne Deckel 90 g) und das man sich nicht so schnell die Lippen/Finger verbrennt. Der Topf hat eine eingestanzte Mengenangabe in ml und oz und fasst realistisch 700 ml. 750ml sind randvoll dann kann der Topf aber nicht mehr bewegt werden. Außen sind zwei stabile und gutgängige Griffe angebracht die sich einklappen lassen. Der Deckel sitzt fest auf und hat einen Dreieckshaken und drei Löcher für das "Nudelwasser" oder Wasserdampf. Der Topf ist oben knapp 10cm breit und 11,5cm hoch. Sehr schön das die beliebten Nalgene 1l Flaschen oder auch Standard Gaskartuschen mit Schraubverschluss perfekt reinpassen um ein platzsparenden Transport im Rucksack zu gewährleisten. Ansonsten passt meist auch das Kochzeug gut rein. Einen chemischen Geruch oder irgendwelche Produktionsrückstände konnte ich nicht feststellen. Auch kann meine Spülmaschine dem Topf nichts anhaben. Zum "Kochen" ist der Becher perfekt. Um sich heißes Wasser für Outdoornahrung, Tee oder Kaffee zu kochen gibt es alternativ den Becher auch mit 550ml Fassungsvermögen. Geliefert wird der Becher in einer robusten Netztasche mit Zugband. + Sehr leicht + Keine verbrannten Lippen mehr + Nalgene Flaschen passen + Abgießlöcher + Netztasche Ich würde mir den Becher bei Bedarf noch einmal kaufen!