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outdoor element Handled Pot Gripper and Fuel Canister Recycle Tool
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Lift a hot pot off your fuel cooker or campfire with the sturdy, light outdoor element Handled pot gripper, featuring a fuel canister recycle tool that helps release a canisters excess gases.
Shop similar products- Hard anodized aluminum construction is lightweight, sturdy and comfortable
- Heat-resistant silicone tabs provide comfortable, secure grip for your hands and cookware, and won't scratch the surface of the pot
- Stainless-steel EN417 fuel canister recycle tool with puncture point safely releases remnant gases from the canister to properly prepare for recycling and disposal
- Puncture point has a rubber cover to protect your hands while handling the gripper
- Can safely lift and support up to 10 lbs.
- Works with most standard cookware
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View all outdoor element Cookware Accessories| Best Use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Material(s) | Aluminum/stainless steel |
| Dimensions | 5.2 x 1.8 x 1.56 inches |
| Weight | 2.2 ounces |
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Most Helpful Favorable Review
Got it Handled!
TurdFerguson4 years ago
The little silicone tabs didn't leave any marks on anything I grabbed, but held it securely. I was able to unscrew my jetboil, not out of necessity but curiosity.
It's lightweight but still strong, I was able to recycle a jetboil fuel canister and a thicker wall off brand can with ease.
TurdFerguson
Spokane
5 people found this review helpful
Most Helpful Critical Review
completely unnecessary.
WLVRNE4 years ago
The overall design is not ergonomic. It doesn’t really “fit” in your hand like you’d expect. The canister puncture is great for the environment but the Jet Boil tool actually works better, is cheaper, and lighter. Why would I carry a canister tool into the backcountry? Because I recycle on the trail? No. This wasn’t thought out well. Don’t bother. It’s barely more than a gimmick.
WLVRNE
OR
6 people found this review helpful
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Turi
Mi
Great idea, terrible quality
3 years ago
Broke on my second jetboil canister. The pin seemed like it was made from aluminum. Attempted to get any remaining gas out and the pin snapped
TurdFerguson
Spokane
Got it Handled!
4 years ago
The little silicone tabs didn't leave any marks on anything I grabbed, but held it securely. I was able to unscrew my jetboil, not out of necessity but curiosity. It's lightweight but still strong, I was able to recycle a jetboil fuel canister and a thicker wall off brand can with ease.
Age:25–34
Yes , I recommend this product
WLVRNE
Oregon
completely unnecessary.
4 years ago
The overall design is not ergonomic. It doesn’t really “fit” in your hand like you’d expect. The canister puncture is great for the environment but the Jet Boil tool actually works better, is cheaper, and lighter. Why would I carry a canister tool into the backcountry? Because I recycle on the trail? No. This wasn’t thought out well. Don’t bother. It’s barely more than a gimmick.
Age:18–24
No, I do not recommend this product
LukeNukem
SE Michigan
an essential for my camp kitchen
3 years ago
I was always stubborn about buying one of these because I figured I could “make it work” with what I had, but now that I got it I’ll never go back! It easily fits my Toaks 750ml and it’s very stable to pour hot liquids in bags. An additional plus is you can recycle your old gas cans with this too!
Age:25–34
Yes , I recommend this product
Denise2000
PERFECT ADDITION FOR ANY CAMP KIT
3 years ago
I use this with a backpacking stove set that's so small, it's hard to grasp the small swinging handles without accidentally touching the hot pots. This is intuitive to use and lightweight. This was a good move.
Yes , I recommend this product
Geocacher
Looks like I got a handle on this!
3 years ago
I haven’t actually use this yet but it looks like it’ll really do the job great it looks very sturdy and well-built
Age:65–74
Yes , I recommend this product
Mike
Connecticut
Cool idea!
3 years ago
Such a cool idea. Works great as a handle and equally good to prep small camp fuel for recycle.
Age:35–44
Yes , I recommend this product
Anonymous
California
Great as a pot holder and recycling tool!
1 year ago
I bought this years ago and it works great! Great as a pot holder and recycling tool!
Age:55–64
Yes , I recommend this product
DV2021
Useful
3 years ago
Easy to use, works well as a punch tool, havent tried out the potholder aspect yet
Age:35–44
Yes , I recommend this product
Elizabeth Roderick
Works fine
2 years ago
Lost my other one. This one was way too expensive but it gets the job done.
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