Cooking System for Camping | 1.4 L Pot + Piezo Ignition

Name: Cooking System for Camping | 1.4 L Pot + Piezo Ignition
Rating: 4.88 (8 reviews)

$103.60

$103.60 $145.04

The burner stores inside the pot for a compact cooking kit.

Piezoelectric ignition is built into the stove.

A heat exchanger and insulating pot cover help reduce heat loss.

Pack more neatly: The burner stores inside the pot for a compact cooking kit.

Start with a press: Piezoelectric ignition is built into the stove.

Keep heat in: A heat exchanger and insulating pot cover help reduce heat loss.

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Bring a compact cooking setup to your next camping or hiking trip. This integrated stove and pot keep your outdoor cooking equipment together, with a heat exchanger and push-button ignition.

Pack more neatly: The burner stores inside the pot for a compact cooking kit.
Start with a press: Piezoelectric ignition is built into the stove.
Keep heat in: A heat exchanger and insulating pot cover help reduce heat loss.
Cook with capacity: The pot holds up to 1.4 L, with a recommended water level of 1.1 L.
Carry less weight: The aluminium cooking system weighs 427 g (15.06 oz).

Specifications: Size: 12 × 12 × 24 cm (4.72 × 4.72 × 9.45 in). Includes a stove, pot and storage sack. Fuel canister not included.

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Good quality product.

Good product.

440 g, as indicated on the packaging...

Serious construction.

Performance as expected...it remains to be used in real conditions and over a longer period...

But for the price, and for occasional use, there's no need to buy an overpriced Jetboil...this product should be quite suitable and last a long time (though still needs to be tested at altitude).

I chose the option with the tripod... it's essential for stability and peace of mind if there's wind or if the terrain is unstable...