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TOAKS Light Titanium 650 ml Pot
$36.95
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With a capacity well worth its minuscule 2.1 oz. weight, the TOAKS Light Titanium 650 ml pot boils 2.75 cups of water—great for solo ultralight backpackers.
- Pure titanium construction resists corrosion, withstands high temperatures and eliminates metallic aftertaste
- Liter marks enable precise measurements
- Handles with finger rest fold away for compact storage; includes mesh storage sack
- Lid with lockable grip has vent holes to let steam escape
- Round bottom edge allows for easy cleaning
- Can nest a 110 g gas canister and small stove, a 1 L Nalgene water bottle, a TOAKS 375 ml or 450 ml cup (not included)
- Nests inside the TOAKS Titanium 1100 ml pot (not included)
Imported.
View all TOAKS Pots| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Liquid Capacity (L) | 0.65 liters |
| Liquid Capacity (fl. oz.) | 22 fluid ounces |
| Dimensions | 3.75 x 3.75 inches |
| Cookware Material | Titanium |
| Material(s) | Titanium |
| Nonstick Surface | No |
| Includes | Pot, lid, mesh storage sack |
| Ultralight | Yes |
| Weight | 2.8 ounces |
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Most Helpful Favorable Review
Great size, great weight, very pleased.
Scoutmaster Tech5 years ago
I've used the LiCamp anodized cup and this Toaks is even better!! My entire back country kitchen fits inside: micro titanium stove + 110g fuel + folding titanium spork + mini bic lighter + 4 moist towelettes pkgs (from local BBQ restaurant) or nests to the outside of my Nalgene 1L - Absolutely awesome!! I replaced the lid with a Sea-to-Summit silicone cup (2cup size snaps on just right, 1cup size slides down just inside rim). **CAUTION** - The handles get branding iron HOT just heating a couple of cups of water. I bought some Du-Bro 223 1/8" silicone tubing, removed the handles and with the help of a drop or two of Dawn dish soap I was able to work the tubing on to the handles and then reattach the handles to the cup. No more heat issues and the silicone resists melting even with imperfect placement on the stove. I'm considering going to the 750ml so I can heat just a little more water at a shot and fit my spices in the kit as well. Trails or tailgates - best cook mug yet.
Scoutmaster Tech
Fort Worth, TX
38 people found this review helpful
Most Helpful Critical Review
Unstable and burns my hands, miss my old Evernew!
Sparky2 years ago
I really don't like this pot! The handle is poorly designed and gets too hot to handle. Plus it's too tall and top-heavy, ergo tippy, for my SnoPeak ultralight stove, and tipped over in Emigrant last weekend right after I poured in 6oz of orzo for our dinner. My old Evernew Titanium 1000ml pot was wider and lower and more stable, and has a really well-designed, rubber coated handle that doesn't burn my hand, but I lost the lid and now can't find the same model anymore.
Why are all the 1000ml cook pots now tall and thin instead of wide and stable??
Sparky
5 people found this review helpful
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Andrea
New York, NY
Small and gets the job done
3 years ago
This little pot was a great buy. I have only use it for boiling water as I was mainly eating from dehydrated food bags or other containers. The handles are small but easy to use and to put back in place. Even when the water is boiling hot the handles remain cool and once off the stove the pot itself cools down rather quickly, I would say less than 5 min in 30-40 F temperatures. I think the orange baggie it comes with is the only problem; the fabric is soft but it will usually drop fibers everywhere so you may have some orange fibers in the pot. While it's not that big of a issue, it can be a little annoying when boiling or cooking something and seeing those fibers in your food.
Age:25–34
Yes , I recommend this product
Scoutmaster Tech
Fort Worth, TX
Great size, great weight, very pleased.
5 years ago
I've used the LiCamp anodized cup and this Toaks is even better!! My entire back country kitchen fits inside: micro titanium stove + 110g fuel + folding titanium spork + mini bic lighter + 4 moist towelettes pkgs (from local BBQ restaurant) or nests to the outside of my Nalgene 1L - Absolutely awesome!! I replaced the lid with a Sea-to-Summit silicone cup (2cup size snaps on just right, 1cup size slides down just inside rim). **CAUTION** - The handles get branding iron HOT just heating a couple of cups of water. I bought some Du-Bro 223 1/8" silicone tubing, removed the handles and with the help of a drop or two of Dawn dish soap I was able to work the tubing on to the handles and then reattach the handles to the cup. No more heat issues and the silicone resists melting even with imperfect placement on the stove. I'm considering going to the 750ml so I can heat just a little more water at a shot and fit my spices in the kit as well. Trails or tailgates - best cook mug yet.
Age:45–54
Yes , I recommend this product
Anonymous
Nesting challenges
4 years ago
This pot is great and super light. And of course titanium transfers heat very well. The only reason for 4 stars is its nesting capability. If you have an MSR stove or similar with wind blocking ring around the burner, it will not fit within the pot with a 110g fuel canister. If you have a smaller stove, BRS 3000 or similar without the built in wind protection, you’d likely have good luck. I switched to the 750mL, that works better for me
Yes , I recommend this product
Ginger the trail Dog
southern california
love this pot!
6 years ago
The Toaks light is crazy light! The 650ml pot is big enough to hold my bsr stove, small propane canister, mini box and small container of dish soap!! The lid fits better than Snow Peak. I already had the Snow Peak mini solo but really wanted something inbetween the two sizes. This is great!
Yes , I recommend this product
Mattk
Logan UT
Just the right size
3 years ago
Light weight and strong little pot. Fits a 110g canister, a pocket rocket, and a lighter fine. Not great for cooking in, but perfect for boiling water. It's the perfect size for most dehydrated meals which call for 2 1/4 cups water
Yes , I recommend this product
Sil hiker
southern IL
Just the right size
6 years ago
Very light, and just the right size for freezer bag meals. Used it with a pocket rocket 2 stove, seems like a perfect match.
Yes , I recommend this product
Atom
Tacoma, WA
Fits a Nalgene bottle perfectly!
2 years ago
Looking for a "canteen cup" that will fit your Nalgene bottle? Look no further, this is what you need. While sold as a small pot, this makes for an exigent cup to store at the bottom of your bottle carrier.
Age:35–44
TenX
TN
Crazy light
4 years ago
Perfect size to hold a 110g canister, PR2 stove, mini Bic, bandana or small camp towel, and some seasoning. All the above weighs in at 14 oz. Great super compact setup. Crazy lightweight by itself.
Age:45–54
Yes , I recommend this product
TechnoIsTheAnswer
love this little guy!
3 years ago
I have bonded to this cup. It is the perfect size for solo trips. Perfectly fits the fuel and my tiny stove in it. And you can’t beat the weight!
Age:25–34
Yes , I recommend this product
foxinsox
The Big Rock Candy Mountains
The UL Gold Standard
4 years ago
This thing rocks. I can put my fuel (110g), stove (gigapower), full sized Bic lighter, and platybottle cap all inside the cup. Then, I just cinch it up in the stuff sack it comes with and it all stays right where I put it. The best part is that it’s graduated! No more runny mac guesses!
Age:25–34
Yes , I recommend this product
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