GSI Outdoors Halulite Minimalist Cookset
The GSI Halulite™ Minimalist cookset gives ultralight backpackers a compact system for heating water to rehydrate meals and make hot drinks. See details
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The GSI Halulite™ Minimalist cookset gives ultralight backpackers a compact system for heating water to rehydrate meals and make hot drinks.
The GSI Halulite™ Minimalist cookset gives ultralight backpackers a compact system for heating water to rehydrate meals and make hot drinks.
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The GSI Halulite™ Minimalist cookset gives ultralight backpackers a compact system for heating water to rehydrate meals and make hot drinks.
- Features an innovative compact silicone pot gripper that fits over 2 fingers and allows you to lift the hot pot off of a stove by pinching 2 fingers and your thumb together
- Gripper weighs in at a mere 0.5 oz., saving weight over a standard aluminum pot gripper or integrated handle
- Built-in magnet lets you set the gripper on a metal fuel canister (sold separately) for convenient storage while your water heats up
- Hard-anodized Halulite alloy distributes heat evenly for fast and efficient cooking and is extremely lightweight and abrasion resistant
- 2-way lid can be flipped over for use as either a pot top or a Sip-It lid
- Remove the pot from the stove and put it into the removable insulating sleeve to keep water warm and protect your hands while using the Sip-It lid to enjoy a hot beverage
- Telescoping Foon combines a fork with a spoon, thereby eliminating the need for a second utensil and saving precious weight
- Foon collapses down to 3.8 in. and expands to 6 in.; copolyester head and acetal handle are strong, heat-resistant and dishwasher safe
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GSI Outdoors Halulite Minimalist Cookset is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5 by
eGravy from
Great Little Cook Set
This is a great cook set to go with my MSR micro rocket. All I do when I cook dinner is boil water for mountain house meals and this little pot does a great job. I really like the cozy that slips over the pot. I've found that it is much easier to pour out boiling water if you out the pot into the cozy then pour. Trying to pour while using the orange pot gripper is difficult and the steam from the pot burns your hands. The cosy also turns the pot into a cup for my morning coffee. Overall great product and it's not that expensive.
Date published: 2014-03-26
Rated 4 out of
5 by
EJD from
Nice little kit.
Love this cookset so far, it fits nice in my Heli Pack 11L.
Inside it I have a Optimus Crux stove, a 110g Jetboil fuel canister, a Jetboil fuel canister stabilizer, GSI Foon, GSI Gripper, and I still have some room for a pack towel or something like that...
Everything fits together snug and does not rattle or make any noise.
The only thing I wish in the future, was that they might make this a .5L version. It could be smaller!
Also, wish there was measurements engraved on it somewhere...there isn't any.
Date published: 2014-03-26
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Gemma from
GREAT! (Except the spork...)
Bought one though REI and loved it so much my guy picked up another on the trip. This cup can't get any better. Our small generic pocket rocket like stove and tank fit like a dream inside. The cup fits on the bottom a standard nalgene bottle, which is a big plus at times. Only downside is the spork. Not very easy to clean and somewhat annoying to use. I keep it in my everyday bag for lunch and it broke after a month's use. BUY this set, but swap out the spoon!
Date published: 2014-03-26
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Dade Sykes from
Perfect for what it is
Perfect, that is all
Date published: 2014-03-26
Rated 4 out of
5 by
dayhiker9 from
Nice, could be better
This is a great design combining pot and cup and the sleeve and sip lid allowed one to drink from it without burning one's lips, but I had a couple of problems:
1) The sleeve is the same color as the pot so it is easy to forget it is on. (I burn't an outside layer after doing this once)
2) While it is easy to put in the sleeve (which is great when you have boiling water in it) it is very hard to take the sleeve off. This is a problem say when you forget the sleeve is on and you put water in it, and then have to take it off trying not to spill the water before putting it on the stove.
3) The lid is hard to take off, and it is hard to drink the last bit of coffee with it on. Have to be careful not to spill the coffee all over yourself taking the lid off.
It is great if you want to just boil a bit of water, which I did on this particulair trip with long nights and cold weather. Except for when I need to melt snow, I usually don't bother with a stove, so this was a very speical use for me.
Date published: 2014-03-26
Rated 5 out of
5 by
oceanhugger from
THIS IS MY GO TO SOLO SET
This kit is perfect for the price! If you're looking for entry level lightweight backpacking solo gear, this is amazingly right. The only ways that I could think of making it better would be to remove the magnet from the pot grip and to make the pot itself titanium. Also, find a mechanism for easing the opening of the lid. I've used this with a variety of aluminum can stoves as well as with some other isobutane stoves and it works just right. It is a bit heavy for ultralight but it's durable. Also, the secret to pouring hot liquids would be to use the pot grip only to lift off the stove and put it in to the cozy. Then use the cozy to pour or just eat straight out of the pot. The spoon is slightly effort-intensive to clean as opposed to other options, but it fits in the pot very easily. The width works well with a variety of soda can stove models and is very sturdy. I used mine for three months straight and suffered only some damage to the cozy, which just makes it look slightly loved. I would easily buy this again if anything fatal happened to my current set!
Date published: 2014-03-26
Rated 3 out of
5 by
kdgrant6 from
Very Good with limitations
This unit's compactness is, of course, its best feature. Two things buyers should note: the unit's width as related to stability and the usefulness of the pot grabber. I've used it with a Trangia alcohol burner sitting atop a Westwind triangular stand. I have to place it carefully to keep it from turning over. Second, the pot grabber works well enough, but trying to pour boiling water into another container (such as a freeze dried food package) is tough because of the heat. The spork's usefulness is minimal.
Date published: 2014-03-26
Rated 4 out of
5 by
rfair1 from
Great solo kit!
The best compact solo kit I've found. DIY stuff may be a little lighter, but this kit is well designed. Holds small fuel canister, my Coleman F1 stove and comes with spork and pot grabber thing. The spork is a little quirky but functional. Note, it would be hard to put most small stoves in container. I was able to get the Coleman to fit because it breaks down to two pieces. Lid is great for drinking hot beverages. Cozy is also great. Will cook most solo meals and so far I have not had any food stick to pot. Will hold 2 cups of water.
Date published: 2014-03-21
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