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Grayl GeoPress Ti Cook Lid
$24.95
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Turn your 24. fl. oz. GeoPress Titanium Filter and Purifier Bottle's outer Ti cup into a cook pot with this Grayl GeoPress Ti Cook Lid for quicker cooking, smoother pouring and effortless straining.
- Compatible with the 24 fl. oz. GeoPress Titanium Filter and Purifier Bottle (not included)
- Not compatible with the 16.9 fl. oz. UltraPress Titanium Filter and Purifier Bottle
- Utilizing its butterfly handles, the outer Ti cup can be used to heat water and cook food alongside hot coals or near a direct flame
- Laser-engraved CP4 grade 1 titanium; meticulously crafted design and construction
Imported.
View all Grayl Pots| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3.25 x 0.5 inches |
| Cookware Material | Titanium |
| Material(s) | CP4 grade 1 titanium |
| Nonstick Surface | No |
| Ultralight | Yes |
| Weight | 0.9 ounces |
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JJ M.
FINALLY!!!
10 months ago
I have searched high and low for a solution to a lid for my GeoPress and I finally found it! I use my cup for many different things including washing off wild edibles and medicinals before using. The slots in the lid are perfect for this purpose. I also use the lid to keep the ashes out of the cup when boiling my water or cooking up some food. The one thing that REALLY impressed me was the fact that I can lift the lid with my bare fingers because the titanium dissipates the heat so well. I’ve never been able to do that before! The fit is perfect.. The function is perfect.. Grayl knocked it out of the park with this one!
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puzzled
Pittsburgh
Grayle Ti Lid
1 year ago
Price for the lid is $24. That’s insane when you payed $200 for the filter. You can almost by other Ti cup and lid for that price. Sorry, that’s a rip off grayl…
Age:45–54
No, I do not recommend this product
Alex C.
Perfect fit.
9 months ago
Fits the GeoPress like it was made for it (because it was)! Only reason I had to buy separately was because I received the GeoPress as a gift and the purchaser didn’t realize the lid was an option. I bought a second press for my wife (with a lid), a lid for the original gifted press, and two spare filters. The add on lid and the one that came with second press is identical just in case anyone wonders. It fits snugly, doesn’t need to be held to pour, and come off easy enough. It really adds to the overall functionality.
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Scott M.
Ti cooking lid
7 months ago
I have two Geo press systems, a standard 24 for daily use. And the ti system camping and my BOB. The lid was the missing piece for using the ti as a minimalist cooking system. The only downside is the lid does not pack into the system in any way. . . . Easy to lose. I've connected mine via a small cable to the filter.
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Steven H.
Perfect fit
10 months ago
It has to be noted that this lid fits the bottle PERFECTLY! I’ve had some lids that just sit on cups/bottles making it to where you have to use both hands to keep it on while you pour. Not this one! It sits firmly in place and allows one handed pours without worry of it falling off mid pour.
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Mike S.
Improves efficiency
10 months ago
Definitely improves the boil time when used with the Geopress Ti. The fit was very precise, snapped in place, and didn’t fall out even when turned upside down
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Barry R.
Ti Lid completes system
1 year ago
Flexibility expands possibility... raw water vessel needs to be purified adds in that process steam clean...
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Kerry O.
Still Waiting
1 year ago
Send me a lid and I would be very happy to review it . when will you have some in stock?
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Benjamin L.
Ti Grayl lid
1 year ago
Great addition to your kit giving more functionality to a very functional product.
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Thomas A.
Lid
4 months ago
Fits perfectly snapped in won’t fall out. It turned upside down.
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