Titanium Pot 750ml Grade 1 Thicker Build, Bail Handle, Tight-Fit Lid, 4.7 oz with Lid Ultralight Camping Mug 25.4 oz Backpacking Cookware for Hiking Bushcraft, No Metallic Taste Mesh Bag

It is exactly as I imagined and arrived on time and in excellent shape. Measurements are well marked inside and the volume of 750ml is sufficient for any normal freeze-dried meal, or two cups of coffee. Perfect for my needs. My coffee cup nestles quite well inside and the alcohol stove fits inside that, so it makes for a nice compact cook-set that comes in at just over 8oz including bandana. The bail is easily removable if you do not want it, but I find it handy for when the wind blows enough heat onto the handles to be an issue. The workmanship and attention to details is top-shelf. The lid fits snug, with 3 little holes in the top to allow for steam to vent, and the little triangle handle will stay put in an upright position to keep it from getting too hot. All-in-all, a great value and an excellent purchase that will log some trail miles.

On a 55 degree dry day, sea level, it boils water in 4 min, 30 sec using a 30+ yr old Whisperlite Int'l . A Snow Peak Iso it boils it in 5 min 30 sec. The bale will stand up if you need it, making it easy to remove if/when the handles get hot, and the loop on the lid does the same, very handy for removal of the the lid. It's so light it's almost unnoticeable. Fits a small iso can inside of it easily. May buy a few more so each family member has one. The design appears to be a bit more user friendly than some higher priced brands I've looked at.

Good set. Definitely lightweight. Boils water quickly and cools down quickly. It's a solid mug for lightweight backpacking or camping if this is something you need. In retrospect, I wish I had gotten one with silicon covers on the handles. But this works just fine. Because it is so lightweight, I couldn't give 5* for the durability rating, but that should be expected with all the ultra lightweight gear. Would recommend this if the price was right.

So my problem was I couldn’t find a mug where either I boiled water in the mug or another item was used and poured into my mug were the mug itself was just as hot as the contents after letting it cool a bit. Or even poured in. And the same with some handles. This was a vast improvement, and eliminated my problems. I really am glad I took a chance and got this. The fact I can hang it makes it more fun to use. Other all for me, really good product and would recommend.

Hiking around Tahoe for 3 days this was great for cooking rice in the field. Unlike the GI SS canteen cups, this is round so it fits on my 3 prong stove without concern about it spilling. It's titanium so it's super light & strong. Because it has a tight fitting & vented lid, it allows me to enjoy freshly prepared foods on demand. The notched handle makes fire cooking safer & simpler. There's also a notch for your fingers in the collapsible handles, I thought that feature was some nice over engineering. I considered going with the larger sized unit, but this one was perfect. Cooking real food is now much easier to accomplish.

I purchased this mug to use in lieu of my jet oil system. I most recently used this for 7 days while elk hunting in conjunction with a BRS Stove system. The cup performed well and has a couple of great features to make it easier to pick up (look closely at the lid toggle and it can stand up). The handles get warm, but it is still handleable with a glove or paper towel. The bag makes a great scrubber to clean it with. Very happy w this purchase. I do recommend US measurements in addition to the CC measurements as most mountain house/etc state xx cups

I purchased this for a lightweight backpacking trip. Turns out this device has multiple purposes matched with a long handled spoon it became my go plate, bowl and coffee mug. Very happy with the pot, highly recommend.

Hi. I spent a LOT of time researching the 750ml mugs before settling on the Valtcan brand. It nests on the Nalgene stainless bottle, I can't quite squeeze a toothpick in the gap. It nests on the Nalgene plastic bottle, I can push the tooth pick all the way in the gap. And a pic of my 750ml & 900ml & on the Nalgene bottle, there will be a review on the 900ml separately. The 750ml has ounce markings inside. The lid handle retainer has a little slot that can keep the handle UP for you. The lid seems to fit snug, but not overly tight. The bail appears to be removable and is snug and will stay UP on its own. The bail is in-line with the handle, thus out of your way for drinking. I appreciate that the handle hinges are snug so the handles do-not flop around freely. It comes with a decent dark mesh draw string bag. I haven't used it yet but so far I'm pleased with all the features. This is intended to be my drinking cup and the 900ml will be my cooking cup. Thumbs-up!