TOAKSTitanium 1100ml Bushcraft Pot – Bail Handle for Open Fire Cooking & Backpacking

I like Toaks pots. They are good quality they weigh practically nothing. They’re easy to use easy to clean. They fit in backpacks well if you order the right size. And they’re a good value for the money.

Ultralight construction. Amazing pot for a hungry man on the trail. For ultralight use: be sure to strip the plastic bands off the handle; they come off easily with a pocketknife. The choil makes this pot a versatile, special tool for backcountry cooking over an open fire or on a stove. The lid is nothing to write home about, but you can get the mini handle to stick up if you are cooking rough and are using a stick to touch it. The pot is a little wide, so can sit on a fire well. I love the versatility and the price of this pot, plus there isn't any of the weird coatings inside the pot that can be found in others of a similar make. Sure, Toaks is a bit of a knock off of Snow Peak, but it is also slightly lighter and has the hanger, plus comes in a nifty orange padded scrunch bag with a little drawstring. It is tough enough to not dent that I don't worry when I cram it in my bag next to clothes. I also own the 750 (really just a 700), but found that after a day of hiking it isn't big enough to feed me until I'm full (180 pound male). I got this and it serves the purpose much better.Two recommendations for Toaks to improve upon this design: drill the hanger directly into the pot and avoid the rather clunky joints that stick out at the rim. Also, drill the hanger so it doesn't get in the way of sipping, say, not at a 90 degree angle to the handle. Snow Peak, you want to dominate the market? Then improve upon this design before Toaks does.When cooking over an open fire, hang this on the end of a branch, and move the pot away from the flames as it boils, depending on what you're cooking.

Let me start with what I like about the Toaks Titanium 1100ml pot with bail, handles and lid tab.1. I am no ultra light hiker/ camper but I love the weight of this unit. What's the weight? Super light.2.I really like the design and that it has a bail, tab on lid that locks or folds down and foldable handles (the foldable handles are removable).3. This is the first titanium product that I purchased and though it is ultra light weight and very thin its seems to be very durable. I have used it over my hobo pot several times and all I have noticed is the charring from the fire.4. I like the nylon sack (has a drawstring) it came with but I removed it and store it in the pot for foraging.5. The size fits perfectly in my IKEA large dinner ware holder after motofication (cut off top flange from holder).Now for what I don't like:1. So far only that when and if I leave the foldable handles I have to turn the pot to drink or the bale will be in the way. (I can live with that). I guess it's a good thing I had purchased the Toaks 450ml cup which nests inside.

Awesome 1100 ml pot. I only buy pots with the scissor handles anymore. It's just the best way to go in my opinion. And having a bail handle, especially for an 1100, is excellent. Exactly what I was looking for.I had an issue with my pot, and it was past the return date for Amazon by several weeks. I contacted the company and they just sent me a new one out immediately.There's a lot of competition with the Chinese ti pots out there. Usually they're a little bit cheaper, but they're not as light and you will never get the customer service like what I just received. Awesome pot. Awesome customer service. Awesome company.

I've tried a lot of different camp pots over the years. This is the best. Extremely lightweight, just the right size to boil enough water for a bowl of ramen and a hot tea. The lid fits nicely, and my alcohol stove, Fold-a-cup, lighter and S+P shaker for nicely inside. The handles feel solid and the bail handle is absolutely perfect when you're using this over a campfire. My only gripe is that I wish the bail handle had a detent to help it stay up.

This pot only has 200ml increment measures and all the product images are from the branded side so that it doesn't show. Otherwise, this pot is outstanding. Weighs 139g on my scale with the lid included, and is perfect for a 2 person setup with my style of cooking. If you use dehydrated ingredients and just "cover with water" then boil, and simmer, this works great! If you're trying to boil 2 cups of water for a backpacker meal packet, just know that it's about 480ml and wing it. I just assumed it would have both metric and imperial since other Toaks Products do.

Nests the Toaks 550ml, which nests the Toaks 375ml.I have used this pot out on 2 hikes so far, and it makes a perfect size for 1 person, since compared with the typical 7-800ml size, I now have extra room for extra hungry days + I can make extra food and have a snack later, using my Klean Kanteen 12oz/355ml vacuum insulated container. Usefull for people who might have diabetes or just appreciates hot food over cold and does not mind the extra weight of the kanteen on a dayhike. It hold coffee and food without adapting the taste of itds content.I really like the combination of the bail handle, handle and the lid handle. Very versatile in use. Would like to be able to quickly dismantle the silicone covered handles though, for when using it over open fire/in the fire.

it is good. i have a few toaks cup/pots there all great, the lids seal good, they handle fire well, the 100ml pot with bail handle is a good cooker, they clean up good after being in an open camp fire the tar and resins wash off with a scotch brite