Pots

[squeezebox]

So what type and size pot do you use?

[Feral Bill]

i use old aluminum pots with fry pan lids. The nesting set has 1,2,and 3 liter sizes. I pick which to take based on the trip. Bulldog brand, made in England, occasionally available used on EBay. They work well every time.

[Tuckahoe]

12cm Imusa pot

[Kaptainkriz]

I like the Olicamp XTS: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...h_gw_g468_i1_r

[Cotton Terry]

.85 Liter MSR Titan Kettle

[OCDave]

12cm Imusa pot

Considering these can be purchased for less than $5 ( I paid $3.50 for mine), this is far and away my favorite. The only negative is the handle could be better.

[Bronk]

Mine is similar to this one: http://www.cascadedesigns.com/msr/co...ot-set/product

I like it because the lid doubles as a frying pan...great for grilled sandwiches.

[clwenburg]

I personally just use the Jetboil, but my good friend has nothing but good things to say about the GSI Outdoors 1.1L Boiler Pot.

[Weather-man]

So what type and size pot do you use?

What type of cooking do you do while hiking? I'm pretty much either a cold meal guy or freezer bag so all I usually ever need is to boil water. Lately I've been messing around with this: http://www.vargooutdoors.com/titaniu...ottle-pot.html

It's sort of interesting in that it can serve as a water bottle, hot water bottle and pot.

[4eyedbuzzard]

If take the Jetboil Sol Ti I use that. Contrary to all the warnings, I cook noodles and rice in it as well at low heat. Fuel valve is a bit finicky to maintain a low flame, but I keep a close eye on it and haven't had an issue.
If I take an alky stove (usually a Starlyte) I use a Stanco grease pot.

[Moosling]

I've been using this Chinese Set for about 2 years works well, just make sure the handles are out while you are cooking or the runner coating will melt off but that still wouldn't be a deal breaker, top pot/ my coffee cup fits on top of the larger pot like a loose fitting lid, large pot holds around 1L I though it was a great deal just had to wait a month for it to get here from China.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00FQZ...cZL&ref=plSrch


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[Tuckahoe]

What type of cooking do you do while hiking? I'm pretty much either a cold meal guy or freezer bag so all I usually ever need is to boil water. Lately I've been messing around with this: http://www.vargooutdoors.com/titaniu...ottle-pot.html

It's sort of interesting in that it can serve as a water bottle, hot water bottle and pot.

Maybe it's because I use an Imusa pot and recycle soda bottles as water bottle, but I honestly do not get the Vargo pot/water bottle, especially at $100+.

(Yes I can see the benefit for melting snow or being able to rehydrate some food items right in the pot through the day. But still not at $100)

[Vegan Packer]

I started with MSR, but then I switched to Toaks Titanium. Light and inexpensive. Wears well. I originally had the 850ml, but I dropped that to the 550, since I only need it for freezer bag cooking.

[Odd Man Out]

I like the Olicamp XTS: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...h_gw_g468_i1_r

Me too. .....

[ChrisJackson]

Anyone try/like the S2S X-pot? They seem a little heavy and large (I'm used to just a 16 oz pot) but I really, really like how they are collapsible.

These guys: http://www.seatosummit.com/product/?...o2=0&o3=100-22

There may be a whole thread on them here somewhere...I have not looked.

[Akela]

Anyone try/like the S2S X-pot? They seem a little heavy and large (I'm used to just a 16 oz pot) but I really, really like how they are collapsible.

These guys: http://www.seatosummit.com/product/?...o2=0&o3=100-22

There may be a whole thread on them here somewhere...I have not looked.

I'm interested in this answer as well.

[jimmyjam]

titan kettle. works well with a super cat or pocket rocket.

[MuddyWaters]

For solo, I use a Zelph flat bottom foster pot most of the time
for two persons, evernew 1.3L

[fastfoxengineering]

1.3L evernew all year round with a wood burning stove

[Turk6177]

I have used a GSI soloist and liked it. I recently went to a snow peak titanium solo pot (700 ml). It worked fine for me as I really only use my pots to boil water. On the couple occasions I ate out of the pot, it was filled to the rim, but had enough volume for my needs.