Esbit Titanium Pot 750 ml

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01.08.2026

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I have had various vessels for boiling water. I've used a mess tin, steel mugs, and an aluminum mug. But this is really Mega. The weight - just over a hundred grams (almost nothing). The Nalgene fits inside. It has a lid. What more could you want? Great product. Tested on many trips.

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25.06.2026

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A lightweight and very practical cup-pot for camping, trekking, and outdoor trips. The 750 ml capacity is enough for coffee, tea, freeze-dried food, or a simple meal. Titanium doesn't weigh down your backpack, and the handles and lid increase the convenience of use. Easy to clean and well made.

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26.06.2023

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Cool mug, very light, and when cooking, the 'handles' don’t heat up much, so I count that as a plus. I'm missing one thing—a measuring scale inside—because it would come in handy when measuring water for cooking meals in specific quantities. Other than that, it's a great product and works for both drinks and meals. It's perfect as a mini EDC in the field. As for durability, I need to use it longer, as it looks delicate but really isn't. Big plus for the lid—very useful for cooking and helps keep the food/tea hot. I recommend it—giant mug or mini pot, whichever you prefer, or 2 in 1.

Very light, very durable, great quality. I've been using it for quite a long time on a campfire and on an induction stove. The handles don't heat up. There are no visible signs of use. I recommend it.

Ultra-light mug with a large capacity. Plus points for the lid and the high-quality transport pouch. Those who practice lightweight tourism will definitely appreciate it. The price is a bit high, but you always pay for quality.

Very good, durable mug. The right volume for a small meal outdoors. I recommend it!!!

Good capacity. A one-liter Nalgene bottle fits perfectly inside. The lid speeds up cooking. I recommend it ;)