TOAKSTitan 900 ml Cooking Pot

This pot is light, well-constructed, with good sturdy butterfly handles which are long enough that they extend well away from the heat of one's stove or a small campfire and so don't get burning hot to the touch while cooking. The handles fold well against the sides of the pot for compact storage during travel. The lid fits well with 3 small vent holes to permit steam to escape so that when your water or food is boiling, the lid doesn't suddenly lift off and cause a boil over spill. The lid also has a small triangular grab handle which will stay upright when cooking or fold flat (for transport) and so it's easy to lift the lid to check on your cooking without fiddling. I have used this pot many times over a twig stove and campfire and even after being heated for a long time, it has not warped in any way.The stretchy orange stuff sack it comes in is convenient and is slightly taller than the pot, so there is a room for a bit more in the sack. The outside of the stuff sack has a convenient little slot/pouch for holding a spork or other small item, such as a lighter.The only improvement I would make to this item would be the addition of a bail handle, so that it could be hung over an open campfire.Very satisfied with this purchase.

Very light and my solo stove light in its bag fits inside of it, without the lid that is. Not a big deal though as I just throw the lid on the bottom of the toaks bag or the top.I am curious how well the handles will hold up longterm and yes the lid doesn't snap in but settles in. I was very surprised, as this is my first titanium pot, how well it kept the heat and was quick to boil water. I made popcorn in it and there was a little burning, made for an interesting cleaning after.

The bottom warped a little under it’s first heating, but nothing too major I suppose. Nice and light, accurate weight claims. Fits an 8oz (227g) fuel bottle perfectly. I put the fuel in a ziplock bag to prevent rattle and keep the pot clean, fits nicely. Got it on sale otherwise too pricy.

Light pot for backpacking, holds 230g fuel canister inside. Only complaint is that the lid doesn't sit securely, it just sits on top with a tiny lip, not a real positive fit.

I would love it if they sold some neesting bowls and or cups that were plastic to go with there pots. Love the pot but sometimes I want to build a nice cook kit with more than just titanium.