1.5L Camping pot energy efficient

A 1.5L anodized aluminum heat exchanger pot with an included storage bag, free sponge, and a brilliantly-designed (maybe not new, but still) handle/closure that keeps the lid on tight when closed up for $30 is amazing. People today have more access to higher quality, better value stuff for almost any hobby than ever before. You can pop a pack of ramen in here and cook it up in no time - the 30-40% efficiency boost can't much be understated. The branding is a little ugly but who cares? What a deal!

I have used this on multiple long range backpacking trips. it works well when combined with a BRS stove. I can pack my coffee mug and BRS stove inside of it, and the locking lid keeps everything together. the heat exchanger works well for rapid heating. the unit is high quality. on a recent Philmont 12 day backpacking trip, we used this unit for the adults to make coffee quickly every morning.

Good product, significantly shorter boiling time. The top of the pot could have been better attached and the handle isn't stable enough when filling the pot all the way up, but overall - it gets the job done.

1- heat exchanger pots are the real deal. They save about 30% fuel and time. I particularly like this design. It's similar to the much more expensive MSR Reactor, in that the vents are higher than the fins, so heat is forced partially up the side. Logically, more heat is captured. 2- this is a sturdy 1.5 L pot with a good handle and lid. I wish it had volume markings. That said, the top of the ring inside is 12 oz, which is exactly what I need for my aeropress. 3- this pot does not work with all stoves. Example: the Soto Amicus supports are just barely wider than the solid ring covering the fins on the base. Use the Amicus, and the pot will not be adequately supported (only about 1mm of the pot will be on each support, not good). It works perfectly for me with the Kovea Spider. 4- I've used it for heating water and making homemade chicken vegetable soup (my favorite camping dinner). The 1.5L size is adequate for at least 2 people. 5- I fit a 220gm canister, Kovea Spider, aluminum foil windscreen (made from a disposable aluminum pan), a Swedish dishcloth, and igniter inside the pot. 6- Overall: a well made, inexpensive heat exchanger pot that works well with the Kovea Spyder stove I have. The fins are protected and the design makes sense to me. I also didn't have a mid-size HE pot. I enjoy camp cooking. Sometimes my 1L is too small and my 2L is too bulky. This fills a gap nicely for me.

Works like a charm! Fins on the bottom of the pot trap and focus the flame wonderfully. Boils a pot of water very quickly and efficiently. Would definitely buy again.

I just received this pot and I'm totally pleased with it. It comes with a mesh bag and a sponge. It's light weight and appears to be well made. It fits fuel canisters (standard 7.75/7.8 oz) perfectly and leaves room for my Primus burner as well. The handle has a lock feature that keeps the lid closed for transport and also locks into the cooking position. I tested it with one liter (standard Nalgene bottle) and it took approximately 4 min to bring it to a rolling boil. That comes out to about 45 liters of water for one canister. The bottom of the pot allows for the flame to concentrate there without losing it around the sides. Looking forward to using it on the trail.

This in conjunction with the recommended stove works great. As a solo camper my water for food / coffee boiled in less than a min as I didn’t need to boil a large amount. Incredibly efficient.

I have had this pot almost a year now. I generally use it for boiling water only (no cooking). I like the size and for a lightweight pot seems well constructed and does its job. I have had no issue with light use, that is until... I boiled 16oz of water and went to pour it out and ended up dumping it on the back of my hand. The handle has no lock, and any pressure will disengage it letting the pot fold over spilling the contents. I believe the beveled edges contribute to this. It should be noted, this is the only pot I have with a folding handle, all the others are either fixed or hinged like a GSI cup (wrap around the cup), so lesson learned. Not a showstopper for me but pay attention and "do not" squeeze the handle with you are using it.

Good camping stove that contains the flame within the heat exchanger speeding up the cooking

hochwertiges Produkt, gut zu transportieren und zu reinigen, Hitze wird schnell und gleichmäßig verteilt und das Kochen beschleunigt

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Great Heat Exchanger pot, boils 1.5 litres in just over 4 minutes. More than enough for 2 hikers. Very efficient when combined with the Bulin Remote gas cannister stove. Stove and Cannister packs easily into the pot, with a total weight of just over 1kg. Will become my "go to" back of the car camping and picnic stove.

Zusammen mit 100g Kartusche und Soto Windmaster Triflex lässt sich ein guter Liter Wasser in unter fünf Minuten aufkochen. Das reicht für Tütenmahlzeiten und Kaffee für zwei. Dabei ist die Kombination sparsam, relativ unempfindlich ggü. Wind und lässt sich nach dem Kochen wieder kompakt im Topf verstauen. Und das Gewicht ist ebenfalls okay. Passt für meine Zwecke besser als die fixen Jetboil-Kombinationen und ist deutlich leichter.