The pot easily stores the larger (8 oz) fuel canisters along with a small stove and lighter. Copyright 2008-2017. I am a trail club member and a long distance hiker. It fits very loosely. Like Russian dolls that can cook, I have all the mug/pots and plate/pans I need for any activity. The inside of the pot is marked so its easy to know much water youve added. Unless you secure it it comes apart and rattles as you hike. Even on car camping trips with the family it goes along as it makes a perfect pot of boiling water for coffee. aluminum pot, a small aluminum frypan and a nylon mesh storage sack frypan doubles as a pot lid, Entire set is made out of pure aluminum without any coating, Both pot and pan have handles that fold flat for sleek storage, Rounded bottom edges are easy to clean and improve heating efficiency, Set is sized to stow a Snow Peak Giga Power stove and a 110g fuel canister or the Trek 700 or MiniSolo, SPECIFICATIONS of the Snow Peak Trek 900 Cookset Weight 9.3 oz Capacity Pot 30 fl oz, Lid 8 fl oz Dimension Oslash4 34 x 4 14 Aluminum.

Ditched that to save weight. The big plus for me was the size; first goes in the inside is a 2 cup Ziplock screw top container as my eating bowl and critter proof food reconstituter with some side trimming to make it fit in, then a Sea to Summit mug inside of that and inside the sea to summit mug my MSR micro rocket, the Ziplock lid fits inside the lid of the cookset. This little baby is just the right size. December 23, 2007. I boycott all goods made in China, and I like the care, integrity and design that the Japanese people put in all their products. Use the links below to share this content: Viewing 6 posts - 1 through 6 (of 6 total), Live Webinar - Introduction to Map & Compass - July 2 @ 9 AM US MDT, This topic has 5 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated. We will send you an e-gift card for the purchase price of your covered product. Our premium articles include in depth journalism and insights from the Backpacking Light editorial team. The heat warped the bottom of the pot and now it makes a noise like the top of a saftey far lid popping back and forth. This is my go to, lightweight and big enough to rehydrate homemade meals in. I've seen others complain about the handle on the frying pan; I've played around with mine a bit. The only caveat is that its marked in milliliters. I usually just boil a little water to loosen up any stuck food. These barely even got warm. Im not crazy about the lid fitment, my only complaint. I would simply suggest this for those of us keeping it lightweight, healthy, AND happy with HOT meals/drinks! I bought this some years ago with several expectations, some good some not. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Your email address will not be published. It is a truly durable, lightweight and dependable cookset. Didn't care for the bag though, It would have been great to make a form fitting bag to keep the the two items tightly coupled to minimize noise. I was really happy with this so far, but only used a few times. I still have it and use it today. Light and durable. PRODUCT ELIGIBILITY Plans cover products purchased in the last 30 days. -Doc Law. I have been hiking and backpacking since I was 13 years old. Id be happy to buy it all over again if I had to. You can put 2nd canister in to keep everything in one place. Weekly reviews, exclusive deals, giveaways, and more: 2001-2022 Trailspace. The only thing I do not like is there is no snap or strap to hold this shut when it is in your pack. Overall a very fine product. I really like having a frying pan bannock, pancakes, muffins, stir fry, sausage, fried potatoes, fried fish, good food. We do not perform under value. My diehard cookset for the past couple of years has been the Snow Peak Trek 900 in aluminum. Just remember that .2 mL is about 1 cup and .4mL is 2 cups and youll be fine. Heats fast and evenly. The only downside I can see is the lid. Yeah I wouldn't bring it on every trip but for trips where I want to do some good cooking it doesn't seem to heavy for it's capability. All Rights Reserved. The pot is big enough to boil 1L of water. The handle on the pot can get hot but after you turn off the stove, the titanium cools down incredibly fast. Please share your experience. Fold out handles are very sturdy. The cookware itself is was completely free of defects out of the box. Ti isn't the best for frying I guess, so why have a frying pan?



Blazing Trails With Kudzu. Other than that I really like the size and weight. Top 6 Stylish and Sustainable Everyday Gear, Unimaginable: The Story of Alex Lowe, Climber, Whispers: Sea Kayaking around Scotlands North Coast, Use code OFFER5 for a 5% discount on this product, EU: No customs fees. I have to say I wasnt to pleased with this cookset. Handle also gets pretty hot. The bigger gas can for snow peak did fit, but not with the stove in the carry box. I bought this with the smaller 700 (ml)? Its a wonderful little set that provides a 900ml pot with a lid that doubles as a small fry pan. I keep a Snow Peak Trek 700 in this with a stove and fuel in the 700. I bought this and paired it with the MSR pocket rocket and it works phenomenally together. February 5, 2009 I also did 2 instant packs of oatmeal.

My issue is with the lid/fry pan. If it were $15-$20 cheaper it would be a good deal. It fits but the lid on this set is sloppy and the handles don't stay where you place them lime the toaks products. Used this set for about 10 cooks. I grabbed my gear and cookset only to discover two small holes in the bottom rim of the pot - several inches apart from each other and about two millimeters in diameter each, they looked like acid drips or something boring through the titanium. In Al, at least the frying pan would be functional in terms of heat distribution, If it were me, id snag a new one on Campsaver with a 20% off coupon. For the United States importing individuals up to 800USD is tax-free. Lid is just the lid & measuring cup, everything else I use the pot for. Coleman C300 Performance gas canister Review, 4.75 x 4.25 in (Pot), 5 x 1.5 in (Frying Pan). Discolored purple right where it warped. It's a great size, and the lid/frying pan can double as a shallow cup for hot cocoa. Its great. Drops, spills and cracked screens due to normal use covered for portable products and power surges covered from day one. If you boil some extra water, you can use that for hot chocolate and drink straight out of the pot.

(Okay, maybe a few) but none that compromised its integrity. We will do a research of manufacturers of this type of product in China, agree on the best price, organize quality control and deliver to your address at the worlds lowest price. Funny people complain the sack it came with was to big, I find it to small and hated festering with trying to get the pot with lid back in, so use a bigger bag. I usually cook mac and cheese with a big cup of soup at night. It fits a fuel can, my stove, first aid kit, toothbrush, lighter and several other small items inside and another fuel canister can be put on to of the pot/pan and sinched up in the carry sack to make a nice little package. great set, has what you NEED.i do the same thing as a previous reviewer, and freeze a filet mignon for the first day and cook that on the pan, works great for that (other than fuel consumption)just enough water boiling capacity for 2 peoples food, perfect for exactly 2 ramen packetsits the simple things in life, im sure it could be improved on with handles and such but im a happy camper with this one! -It would be extremely useful if the unit came with buckled straps to secure the lid to the pot being as it rests loosely on it. This feature requires an active Backpacking Light Membership. This gear is great for the minimalist. Other pots by MSR or REI - even ones with smaller capacity - are wider and shorter profile. This lil pot is great and super light, however I will say that the sack it comes with is too big for the pot, but still my favorite :). Most claims approved within minutes. I found out that titanium would be my go-to for a few good reasons: I will be adding a DIY bail handle to it. This was a great idea. And it fits my 250 g fuel canister, lighter, stove, and small towel. Deep Creek to Stephen Foster Culture Center, Explorer's Guide 50 Hikes in North Florida: Walks, Hikes, and Backpacking Trips in the Northern Florida Peninsula, A Comprehensive Guide to Wilderness & Travel Medicine. Other than that it does what's its made for. Starbuck's Via in the morning, check! You can get a can of fuel and a stove in this kit. I cooked on it for the first time with nonstick foil and the frypan looks horrendous. I used over the campfire to heat water to conserve fuel on stove, and it warped from heat. Very easy to clean. I love the fact that the lid becomes a frying pan. TIP: Do not put the pot or pan on any self-contained cooking unit dialed up high with nothing in it. Most folks dont seem to apreciate the frying pan tops on the Snow Peak 900 and 1400 Ti pots. I was amazed how lite and durable this equipment was. March 26, 2010. 2 Supply Requests will be used. Great place to store a small stove inside as well and not soak up too much room in the pack. The fact that my Svea 123 stove fits in it perfectly makes it all that much better. On day trips I just rinse it out on the trail and throw it in the dishwasher at home. +23 May 29, 2021. The smaller version fits inside this one like a glove and of course you know the stove fits inside that one. In some cases, we will replace or repair it. It works well and keeps the handle on the fry pan down as well. It doesn't fit well on the pot.

So light and tough! This set is great. This is a great minimalist cookset if you need a larger pot than the Snowpeak 700 mug. I was afraid it would be too small, but cooking on smaller things is new to me. If you want something lightweight that is durable you will be happy. This is exactly what I needed. Water for Backpackers Pantry, check!

+53 I still have a stainless steel cup and it seemed to boil 8oz of water slower than this pot was able to heat up 2.5 cups of water. NO ADDITIONAL COST You pay 0 for repairs parts, labor and shipping included. I've looked at the specs on those and they are pretty heavy for AL pots of that capacity.,,nearly 10oz, In the morning, I can easily heat water for two cups of coffee and a double instant oatmeal. I wish the pot handles were longer, but, overall well worth buying. Home Forums Commerce Gear Swap wtb snow peak Trek 900 Aluminum pot. I use mostly for boiling water for drink and dry food. the pot for better heat distribution or some sort of spacer for the pot lid so I can fill it with water and place the cook pot in that for lower temperature cooking.

My friend has one and I like it a lot. I realized immediately that the "frying pan" was useless as such, but works just fine as a lid if you prop the handle up so it stays balanced. My only complaint is the fry pan / lid doesn't sit well on the pot. Glenn Paterson All-in-all it works fine and my fuel canister and stove fit perfectly inside, taking up less space in my pack. I found out that this is the perfect size for my solo backpacking trips as i do more than just boil water for my meals. Seems to work! FREE UK DELIVERY 30+ | FREE UK RETURNS | EU & INT'L SHIPPING. I boiled some water, stuck in my cozy and added some bronners. It sits on top of the Snow Peak GigaPower stove perfectly and without slipping, even on slightly uneven surfaces, and boils water in a jiff. Aluminum is still the best conductor for food. Keep in mind that its plain aluminum. It adds a small frypan that doubles as a lid. Handles will get hot during cooking. I love this cookset. So be prepared to clean it up right away.

Its been very durable over various hikes and hasnt given me a single problem. I'm looking to buy a snow peak trek 900 aluminum pot. or review a different product, denis daly In my opinion the product doesn't justify the price tag. Then boil more water for clean up, its just a piece of cake using these pots. Login or become a member to post in the member forums! Please be mindful of our values and boundaries and review our Community Guidelines prior to posting. I had no choice but to retrieve it since my pocket r "cooking unit" was in it and I had no other way of preparing my food. version. Great, light weight cookware. The reason I love and will always carry both size pots is they give me the ability to boil water and drink a cup of coffee or have oatmeal at the same time. Handles are terrible but I can work with them. We'll see how this second one holds up! Will store the larger fuel canister with the giga power stove in the case and still has room for a small packtowel. | updated Dec 15, 2010. Most solo hikers have a 750 ml pot. We just came of a section hike of the AT and this was constantly used for boiling water and a small amount of cooking. I often make oatmeal in the top and tea in the bottom. As for the lid/fry pan, if you fold the handle down and make sure that its over one of the arms of your stove, there is no problem with stability. My cup and alcohol stove nest in the main pot really well though, and the price was good. Don't waste your time. I bought this pot because I loved the other Snow Peak stuff, like th 700 pot, insulated mug and my favorite, the titanium stove. A Membership is required to post in the forums. We have the Snow Peak Trek 1400 and Snow Peak LiteMax stove. My friend was using the Snow Peak Mini Solo Cookset. Still a good product if you're looking for lightweight gear. I had last cleaned the set after using it to make tea, and scrubbed it out with my Dr Bronners and the mesh carry bag as I always have, dried with my bandana, and then stowed it with my gear.. I did get the wind guard for my stove and it sits perfectly on the bottom of this for storage. The fry pan is pretty small but I can attest that it will handle a Spam single if you cut it up. It does the job. My cooking consists of primarily boiling water to reconstitute meals or for hot drinks and it does the job. TrailScout My friend almost did that to mine one time, and now I have a nice bluish rainbow circle on my lid/pan. Therefore, there is a case in which take VAT and customs in each country. It's perfect to fry an egg in (use some sort of butter or oil, though). +25 I should have spent my money on a nonstick set. Make sense to me. Independent moderators, who often copy information from third-party websites, fill its. New Live Webinar - Introduction to Map & Compass - July 2 @ 9 AM US MDT. The pan looks rather useless but when put to use is actually very handy for eating out of. Love it. The lid functions as a small frying pan, however, for boiling water it keeps the heat in. We recommend to ask clarifying questions about the characteristics that are important to you in the Customer Questions & Answers at the bottom of the page. First of all, the mesh sack that comes with it is to big. If your rehydrating in pouches, and drinking from your pot only, the 750 is probably a better fit. Enter what I hoped the 900 would fit the bill. The cooling after boil is fantastic. I usually used an AlpKit titanium 750 mug with lid, DIY cozy, Caldera cone with a Mega Starlytefor fuel economy. July 6, 2019. 5 inches is a little small but it's workable. I kept having to stop to keep the rattling down. One complaint is the lid does not stay on and the fry pan is not useful for much. Trailspace's community of gear reviewers has field-tested and rated the top pots and pans. Set is very lightweight. Snow Peak then looked to evolve by shifting its focus from the mountaineering equipment of the past to the camping equipment of the future. All in all really good gear. I am still using the same fuel canister. I wish it had a more secure connection. Not heated yet so maybe the metal hasn't flexed (would it get hot enough or does titanium flex?? A pour spout would be nice though. I want one because the lid doubles as a 5 inch frying pan. Snow Peak's journey began in 1958, when the founder Yukio Yamai, an accomplished mountaineer, created his own line of superior climbing gear. Fold out handles were a LITTLE BIT hot after boiling 25oz (3 minuets on my stove) but once you remove the pot from heat, its fine. The fry pan scorches immediately, and the food stuff sticks stubbornly. This is a very light cookset for someone minimizing weight. I bought this cookpot 50 miles into the 2,176 mile AT hike and never looked back. Get our free Handbook and Receive our weekly newsletter to see what's new at Backpacking Light! Nothing much to it, its a titanium pot with a good size and is super light, the pan I rarely ever take with me but its good to know if I ever wanted to it packs up nicely with the pot. -The dual pot and pan combo with collapsible handles is a nice feature that gives you the option to cook different items in.

Just putting this out there before I purchase new. This would be a 5 star pot if it had a lid option that fit well. Titanium distributes heat very fast so boiling water is quick and will cool just as fast.

I first heard of this product through my brother, and I watched him use it in Glacier Nat'l Park.

WildBounds Ltd 35 BrookgateBristol BS32UNStay Boundless! I have come to the conclusion this cook set is only good for boiling water or lightly steaming foods. I ended up getting some garden velcro thats used to secure plants to stakes. IT WILL BURN A HOLE THROUGH IT!! Source: bought it new Love the idea of placing canister in the container to keep everything compact and UL. I love my SP700 and when I found out the Stainless steel Bushbuddy wood gasifier fit this perfectly it was a no brainer. The lid always wants to come off when packed up, and a buddy of mine told me that when he tried to fry some fish in it he needed a powersander to get the char off! It's titanium and light also. +235 We share this one pot and pan and that's ALL for cooking gear on the trail. I use the fry pan for egg on very low heat (simmer). Did not give it a 5 star due to the fact that the pan does not fit the cup tightly like a lid should. Good light weight combo, great for boiling water and cooking light meals. After awhile I went to scraping aroundwaaalaaahhh, back to newish! Aftertaste. It is the perfect size for what I need.

Also mine did not come with a stuff sack, I'll use a large rubber band from work or just my pot cozy will be sufficient for storage. (The water boils about 45 seconds faster than the MSR Pocket Rocket 2 says it should.) Well this is my first titanium cookware, and wanted a small cook pot for solos and to use with a small alchol stove , it's a great little cook set titanium is awesome to cook in bake in only down side to this 900 the lid with handle out is not balanced, and it's not as versatile as the 1400. Very happy that I have this. Its a mini-pot and pan, what more can be said? I brought this product because it's very light weight. Dont expect a gourmet Teflon cooking experience. I cook on a Primus stove and I have had absolutely no problems with it. We're based in Bristol.. Orders delivered to you duty-paid, For solo backpackers or minimalist two-person camps, the Snow Peak Trek 900 is the ideal cookset.

I can't testify to its usefulness as a pot. I LOVE this cookset! Malfunctions covered after the manufacturers warranty. This 30 fluid ounce Aluminum Cookset represents our smallest set that includes a lid that doubles as a fry pan. Get Backpacking Light news, updates, gear info, skills, and commentary delivered into your inbox 1-2x/week. The pot handle works great for pushing open my bear vault lid! Great set for backpack cooking. This pot is great, except it is narrow for an MSR Whisperlite International. I've heard others complain about the non-stick option for titanium pots/pans.

If you buy a larger fuel canister, however, it will fill up most of the empty room in the Trek 900 (with the Giga Power in there, too). Carfull with the heat, no issues with warping or not normal discoloration. I read some comments about a lack of stability and and issues with the lid. Yes I know some hate cooking in titanium just put this in here for info. Your email address will not be published. I heat the water up, pour some water in my soup cup, and then have plenty of water left to cook my pasta. One to search for a supplier, the second to clarify the question with the manufacturer. Here you can see Ive packed my Snow Peak LiteMax. I don't understand how this design passed the scrutiny of the folks at Snowpeak.

I may have to return over the warp, if I have a problem with lid/frying pan fitting. Price Paid: 100CDN, Rick Beaty Please note that the art and photos may vary to some degree from the actual products.

- Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. To hold a 110g fuel and the Giga Power stove snugly, you'll need the Trek 700. Without that strap that I made all the contents would've been strung out across the mountain side. The pot has a 30 oz capacity. The upsides are light weight, and compact design. This is a great Light weight cooking kit. It didn't render this pot useless though, as I have used it in conjunction with the Giga Power stove for a couple of years even with a warped bottom. There's too much room allowing the cookset to move around and anything that you had in there becomes free to float around in the bag also. It's not my favorite cookset, it's small for a meal and too big for a cup of coffee, but it sure fits the Bushbuddy perfect. Would rather have a flat lid that fits more snug. So I bought it and used it only 2 days ago in a Nat'l Forest. Watch the Tarptent Dipole Review Premiere on YouTube: Backpacking Light community posts are moderated and here to foster helpful and positive discussions about lightweight backpacking. Finally fixed it with a bit of tape. On longer trips it cleans up well. Source: bought it new It took me about 5 hours or so to finally find it and there wasn't a single nic, scratch or dent on it. I wanted a larger pot with volume. It would be nice if the pan/lid coupled better to the pot for storage and cooking purposes. As a mid-ranged cookset, it finds itself between our Trek 700 and 1400 sets. This is definitely a great solo set. Holds lots of coffee, I use it at home, the office and when camping. And since the handle is already down, you don't need grabbers to lift it. I still have no idea what caused those holes. Regardless, I knew that it was pretty straight forward what I was getting myself into.

We often use the lid to do baking over a campfire.

Have you used this? average rating It's also easy to knock off accidentally when cooking. I had this pot for about a year, and absolutely LOVED the compactness, durability, and (of course) the weight of it. The stuff sack it comes is mesh and mine started coming apart at the seams. Snow Peak makes the most durable of the titanium cooksets and the "nestling design" is great. For greater confidence in the quality and properties of the product, we recommend buying a sample (1-2 pieces of the product) before buying a large batch. If you own other similar sized cooking gear you might find a lid that works better. Overall, for canoe camping, its excellent. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Stick with the Trek 900. The measurement on the side is a great help, and the titanium frame is very sturdy. The set weighs in at just 8.5 oz. It really does every meal we need and has enough room to cook a pasta dinner with sausage and cheese for two people. snow peak SCS-008 TREK 900 ALUMINUM Cookware NEW from Japan. While still using a simmer I burned the bottom. Been using this for several years now. The product description was created to give you a general understanding of the product. It boils water fast due to titanium and it's light and a strong metal. Light, packs small, fits fuel canister, and easy to clean. There was room in the pot but I like to keep things 1/2-2/3 max - so I felt cramped, but will get use to it.

One clips around the side and the other upon the top, with no movement at all. Luckily REI is an AWESOME company, and they were able to let me exchange it, and I went with Snow Peak again, hoping that it was a simple manufacturing defect. I use the lid for my GSI kettle. Both elements have sturdy folding stainless-steel handles for convenience and practicality.

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