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Comments about MSR Alpine 2 Pot Set:
I absolutely love this cookset. It is a bit heavier than the aluminum/titanium models, but it is absolutely bombproof. Use it on backpacking stoves, cookers, or just throw it in the fire, it can take it all. While non stick has its advantages, the stainless steel scrubs clean, and makes the set much more durable. Besides, whats the fun of having gear if it doesnt look like you have used it a bit?
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I used to have the MSR no-stick pots and pans, and after having concerns about teflon and aluminum (and its disintegration into my food, which may be a health hazard), I "upgraded" to this less expensive set of stainless steel pots - and I am so happy. The aluminum was coming off in my food, literally making a gray film around the edges of a boiled pot of water. Sure, they are a HAIR heavier than the titanium pots... but did you notice that the titanium pots are all 1Liter and 0.77 liters? This set is fully double the capacity - so of course it is going to be a little heavier. In camp, these pots are actually much easier to clean than MSR's no stick pans. With the no-stick pans, you really need to be careful to preserve the coating. That is not the case with stainless. For example, if you are camping at the beach, just throw some sand into the pot. Shake vigorously, and then rinse. You will end up with beautiful, shiny stainless steel pots - and you don't even need to get your sponge wet (or use any soap). These pots are simply fantastic; I wish that I had switched to them long before my aluminum pots started to leech aluminum and teflon into my food. I have already had the stainless pots for 4 years now. And really, they aren't that heavy. If I could change one thing about the pots, I'd make the rim on the frying pan a little smaller so that the set was a little more compact.
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This is an outstanding product! When used over a fire it is hard to beat stainless. As the metal becomes dark on the outside the heat is spread more evenly across the surface... I have used this for everything, and love how the lid doubles as a plate or a skillet. It can be buried under a campfire or used on a ministove (Pocket rocket). I carry a small bottle of Olive oil to help with the sticking issues, but there is always some cleaning that has to be done, as with any stainless cookware. The new lighter stuff is great for stove cooking, but this is awesome for any use you may have... enjoy!!!
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I am using this on by boat for an extended cruise. I have been using them for 7 months, 2 to 4 times a day, without any problems. No handle is great for a rocking boat. Very good and stacks well.
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This is one of the first things I bought [...] years ago. It's not as lightweight or non-stick as the newer stuff but it's still in great condition. Even during the years I wasn't camping, I used the pots for a pseudo double-boiler on the home stove.The only reason my pan doesn't look good is because a friend mistakenly heated it without any food on it. People don't always realize that you should never heat camping cookware dry. It's not the same as cookware you have at home.Hopefully the newer pot grip works better. The one that came with my set is awful.
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Can't beat the durability o steel. Very versatile set. works well with the msr heat exchanger. a little heavy but worth the weight
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The only con to this cookset is the weight. Not that they are incredibly heavy, but I'm sure a titanium cookset would reduce weight a touch. That said, I've had the set for about 8 years and LOVE it. The pots are incredibly durable and they are the perfect size. The large pot is just the right size to fit a dry soup pack (with the required 8 cups of water). It goes right up to the brim, but perfect for a minimalist.
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From that great quarry outside of North Andove MA, to the depths of the Nicolet National Forest in WI, this set has gotten me through some interesting times. Took a little longer to black up than I like, but once it does, it cooks like a dream. I got the XPD heat exchanger with mine, well worth the extra few bucks if you're doing anything cold weather.
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Though a little bulky and heavy, I really appreciated how durable this cookset is. Already, mine has some dings, and is pretty beaten up, but is still usable. If you burn your food, it's a little hard to clean. Of course, if you have a good cleaning pad, it can be a little easier. One more point, stainless steel last longer than anodized aluminum. So, expect to keep this cookset for life!
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This is a really nice basic set of cookware. It's not the lightest thing you can find, but it's not particularly heavy either. It's sturdy enough that it should last you a long time. It comes with a handy little sack for carrying.
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