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3-Piece Titanium Cookware Set for Backpacking
Original price was: $54.95.$50.95Current price is: $50.95.
Estimated delivery dates: Apr 18, 2026 – Apr 25, 2026
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Product details
Description
Features
- The Snow Peak Titanium Cookware 3-piece set is the minimalist’s cookset. Ultra light is the name of the game with this 3-piece modular set. The Snow Peak Titanium Cookware nests neatly with other Snow Peak products for convenient storage and packing. It includes a large pot, small pot, and a frying pan. Total stowed dimensions are 5.5 x 2.25 inches, and it weighs 7.1oz, making it perfect for fast ‘n’ light minimalists. A Snow Peak GigaPower stove fuel canister can be neatly stowed inside the smaller pot. Rounded edges actually make cleaning up a lot easier, as well.
- Details
- Ideal 3-piece set for the ultra-light minimalist backpacker
- Titanium and aluminum construction is light and durable
- Included mesh bag makes for easy transport
- Material
- titanium
- Non-Stick
- Recommended Use
- lightweight/minimalist camping, hiking, backpacking
JC –
Nice set! But the handles are floppy! I squeezed them with a pair of players to keep them from swinging open.
Mindy Inouye –
I haven’t tried on open fire yet but as advertised this made by titanium then would be good. Light weight.
Ron –
Super light weight. Of course, the lihht weight thin metal makes it difficult to prevent burning, but you can put the pot inside the pan for a double layer effect that cuts down on the burning problem.
Drugless –
I have zero complaints. How did that happen? Use almost every day at home. High flame for boiling water. Low heat for actual cooking. Sweet!
D. Vaughn –
I’m not going to complain. This is titanium. It will heat up fast. It will burn your food if not managed properly. It will be hard to clean if you scorch it. These can all be avoided by proper management: Watch how you cook over an open fire or any heat source; you can oil and prep titanium so it doesn’t stick when you cook with it, etc. I like that it my gasifier stove fits perfectly into it. The lid isn’t the best fit and pops off easily when using. Use a lot of oil when frying with the frypan – it will stick food since it is thin and heats up quickly. Good part of this is when heating water, the time is quick since titanium is a great conductor. It is light and a big plus for a hiker like me. It works for me.
Daniel GC –
I was using it for my bike trip , is good for prepare some soups and little of rice , the problem is when you try to cook meat or banana because the adherence don’t permit to cook like you want. The weight is very good , if you are using a fuel stove wait for clean the ash.
Todd –
Worked out perfect to boil some water for my Mountain house food, light weight and easy to pack up.
Robin Arge –
The Titanium alone is worth what I paid for this pot.