TOAKS LIGHT Titanium 700ml Pot

Really appreciate the increased fuel efficiency I seem to be getting with this pot. The weight is fantastic and the larger diameter make eating and clean up much easier. Would purchase again.

This is a fantastic backpacking pot. Titanium construction means it's very lightweight. It works well, stows in a small space in my pack. It's very well made and has been durable. I nest other gear inside for a cook kit that is light and compact.

Great pot for hiking/camping. Not huge, but big enough for those looking to lighten the load while only serving one. Highly recommended for ultralight cook kits. This pot with the BRS stove makes for a great kit. Bought a similar pot from lixada, but it was heavier and the spot welds holding the handles on failed when it got bumped. This pot is much better quality. Not quite large enough for a normal fuel canister with the lid on but can fit the smaller ones fine. I keep other things inside and carry fuel separately.

This is the pot I was looking for. Small and light weight it will pack nice in my winter day pack along with my whisper light stove. Just big enough to boil enough water for a hot drink or a pouch of dehydrated food. This product is sturdy and will hold up to being stuffed in my pack. Maybe big enough for two people but I plan on using it for one.

Nice pot, but it was a bit small for my liking. You can only cook for one person in it so I returned it and saved 3 ounces in my pack some other way. I don't think you could boil enough water for hot chocolate and oatmeal in one go.

Amazingly light backpacking pot weighing in just under 3oz with the lid. Perfect size for one or two people looking to go light. The 700ml holds just under 3 cups of water, and I usually only boil 2 for meals and coffee. The long handles are much better than the short ones due to how hot they get closer to the pot/flame. I removed them and slipped 3/16" heat shrink tubing over them to eliminate the hot handles all together. Great lil stuff sack too. Paired with a BRS 3000T stove, this entire cook set weighs less than a quarter pound, 3.8oz to be exact. Hard to beat that.

Most pots are 100g (4oz) fuel-canister diameter, which is handy; but it's nice to have a bit more width to reach into pot. Can cook powdered-eggs or brown meats, for example. Wider pots also use less fuel. Three things pot maker's could work on: 1) Lighten the lid. MYoG'd an 8g (vs 32g original) aluminum. lid. Carbon fiber's even lighter. Not sure who's demanding lid's that weigh 50% of pot's weight? 2) Spoon-maker's polish the bowls of titanium, it sure would be nice if the pot's interior was polished. It'd reduce sticking and ease cleanup. 3) Don't need holes in lid. If one wants holes (and can't imagine why they would) they can drill them easy enough. Maybe dimple the drill-hole locations?

The toaks 700 ml pot is the perfect lite-weight pot for heating a meal for 1 person.