
$44.95
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Item 782802
Specification | Description |
| Weight | 8 ounces |
| Capacity | 22 fluid ounces |
| Dimensions | 5.5 x 2.5 inches |
| Material | Titanium/food-grade silicone |
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Comments about Snow Peak Hybrid Cookset:
I have been looking for quite sometime for a soloist cookset that combines the right elements for me: a saucepan, a frypan, a bowl, and cutlery. I think Snowpeak has finally done it with a modified version of their earlier 3 piece titanium set. Most soloist sets lack a suitable frypan because lid pans are too narrow to cook anything with. Most cook sets with a usable frypan are too heavy to backpack with. Soloist sets also omit dinnerware to save money, forcing you to either eat from a burning hot pot or fill your pack up with additional utensils. This set weighs only 7.9 oz, only .8 oz heavier than the original 3 piece set. Combine this set with the lite max stove and you have just about the lightest and most versatile cookset to prepare your favorite meals trailside.
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This is just the perfect setup for backpacking. At a lightweight 7.9oz, I use this for everything, and it's super versatile. The pot comfortably holds enough water to boil for a dehydrated meal, yet you could also cook a small meal in it. The frypan/lid is really the bonus here. Perfect for cooking a couple of eggs or a small pancake. I have even used it for baking brownies/muffins, (on a super low flame). The bowl, is the perfect size and easy to eat of of, unlike the awkwardness of the other guyot squishy bowls.
This can even suffice for two people if you are creative. I have used the pot to boil water for my own dehydrated chili, and while waiting for the chili, cooked some cornbread in the fry pan.
Your fuel nests inside the pot/pan/bowl combination, so it's space saving. One word of caution tho.....like any other cooksets where you can store your fuel inside, line the pot with a folded paper towel to avoid scratches, or rust if the pot is not completely dry.
Small, ultra lightweight, convenient and versatile! The only thing I wish, is that Snow Peak would provide heat-proof handles, like the Pinnacle soloist, or rei titanium cups.
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Everything one person need to cook. I've cooked pancakes eggs and baked bisquits. And for under 50 dollars less than one rei pan. If you don't have money to blow this is for you.
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