750ml Titanium Cook Pot With Lid

This is a 750ml titanium cook pot with lid. The pot itself weighs in at 103 grams and the lid weighs an additional 22.5 grams. This pot is great for the thru-hiker, backpacker, camping, or any other outdoor activity!

Specifications

• Capacity: 750ml
• Pot Weight: 103g
• Lid Weight: 22.5g
• Material: Titanium
• Designed for: Outdoor use

Cooking with Thin Titanium — What You Need to Know

Titanium is an excellent material for ultralight cookware, but it has different heat properties than stainless steel or aluminum. Here are some practical tips to get the best results:

Low-Flame Simmering

Titanium conducts heat differently than heavier cookware — it heats up fast and can scorch food at high heat. Always start on the lowest flame or heat setting possible, then gradually increase as needed. Low and slow is the key to even cooking in a titanium pot. Simmering soups, ramen, or oatmeal works best with a gentle, steady flame rather than a roaring one.

Stirring

Stir frequently when cooking anything thicker than water. Because titanium walls are thin, the base can develop intense localized heat quickly. Regular stirring redistributes heat and helps prevent food from sticking or burning at the bottom.

Hot-Spot Awareness

Titanium does not spread heat as evenly as thicker cookware materials. You may notice a hot spot directly above the flame. Position the pot centered over the heat source, keep the flame small and focused on the center of the base, and stir often to compensate. If your stove has a wide burner head, consider using a heat diffuser.

Compatible Stove Surfaces — General Guidance

Note: This section is general cookware guidance. We have not independently tested this pot with every stove type. Always follow your stove manufacturer's instructions and verify compatibility before use.

This pot is designed for outdoor backpacking stoves and is compatible with standard canister stoves and similar compact burner styles where a small, stable pot stand or integrated support holds the cookware securely. It may also work with alcohol stoves and solid-fuel tablets with appropriate pot supports. It is not intended for home stovetop use, open-coil electric ranges, or induction cooktops, as titanium is not magnetic and will not work on induction surfaces.

Safe Cleaning

Titanium is naturally resistant to corrosion and most food odors, making cleanup straightforward in the field. Use these guidelines to keep your pot in top condition:

• Allow the pot to cool completely before washing — sudden temperature changes (e.g., plunging a hot pot into cold water) can warp thin titanium.
• Use a soft sponge or cloth with mild biodegradable soap. Abrasive scrubbers can scratch the surface over time.
• For stuck-on food, soak with a small amount of warm water for a few minutes before scrubbing gently.
• Rinse thoroughly and allow to air dry before storing.
• Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or bleach-based products.