18 ounces of pot is all you need for any backpacking trip

[Kolesar]

Trust me, I know about this stuff. Look at what I took on my last trip: Good Pot

[htuttle]

1. How is (are) that pot(s)?

I have the same dealer. I just bought some socks there yesterday.

:)

[Kolesar]

2. I bought the Blacklite for the light weight

The aluminum distributes heat excellently, so the food does not stick. The coating helps. I have noticed that if you scrape the bottom too much while stirring dinner or cleaning the pot, the "teflon" type coating scrapes off in tiny flakes. I have lost some coating, but it still works well (the food does not stick). My advice when cleaning is to let it soak in sudsy water for at least 5 minutes before cleaning, and the food will come right off.

The 2 liter pot plus lid and lifter only weighs 10 ounces. You can barely do better than that with a titanium pot, and it will cost a lot more.

I just returned from backpacking in Canyonlands NP, and I still have a slickrock-hiking high! The pot I took was great!

[htuttle]

3. Sounds like great pot!

:evilgrin:

My socks seem to be working out as well.

[Submariner]

4. 50 lbs of pot is all you need for a scubadiving trip

and about 20 lbs of white powder as packing material. Presently being tested at submariner laboratories :)

[C_eh_N_eh_D_eh]

5. Gives a new meaning to the term "seaweed".

Man, that was lame...