Mine doesn't have the non-stick coating like yours appears to, so I do have to use extra cooking oil when using the pan. I generally use the larger pot only to boil water and it's just as good or even better and cheaper than a jetboil. It really is a good set. I used it mainly to make pour-over coffee, rehydrate food and boil food. It's doesn't simmer well, so making rice requires a refined touch. Generally, this is good for two people. For backpackers, this does run on the heavy for solo trips.
I've seen these cook pots with the ring on the bottom but never thought much of them until seeing this demo, guess they do work...quicker boil time and uses less fuel, thanks for testing and sharing
Good kit. I’ve had mine for over 4 years. I will say that the rubber will crack and fall off over time. Not sure if that is neglect on my part... but it might be something I can control by adding some electrical tape.
@@Iridium242 The fabric tape that is used to wrap wiring in automotive engine bays is a handy alternative. Cheap, comfortable, readily available and heat proof. I've been using it for years on cookset handles and the bails of liquid fueled lanterns with zero issues so far. YMMV but it's worked well for me.
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I too paired this cookset with my vintage Svea 123 stove. Works well together.
Mine doesn't have the non-stick coating like yours appears to, so I do have to use extra cooking oil when using the pan. I generally use the larger pot only to boil water and it's just as good or even better and cheaper than a jetboil. It really is a good set. I used it mainly to make pour-over coffee, rehydrate food and boil food. It's doesn't simmer well, so making rice requires a refined touch. Generally, this is good for two people. For backpackers, this does run on the heavy for solo trips.
I got this cook set for Christmas and I am excited to use it!
I really like this! Thank You for the demonstration.
I've seen these cook pots with the ring on the bottom but never thought much of them until seeing this demo, guess they do work...quicker boil time and uses less fuel, thanks for testing and sharing
Yeah I was not sure how well it was going to work, but that was quite a difference, thanks!
Great review of a nice looking cook set Iridium. I might have to get one. Cheers!
I like this very much , well done, great video..
Thanks for sharing...looks like a nice set
Good kit. I’ve had mine for over 4 years. I will say that the rubber will crack and fall off over time.
Not sure if that is neglect on my part... but it might be something I can control by adding some electrical tape.
Thanks yeah I figure it will come off eventually, but I can always put some thick heat shrink tubing on there after.
@@Iridium242 The fabric tape that is used to wrap wiring in automotive engine bays is a handy alternative. Cheap, comfortable, readily available and heat proof. I've been using it for years on cookset handles and the bails of liquid fueled lanterns with zero issues so far. YMMV but it's worked well for me.
Ty for talking me along
Hey m8 Do you happen to know where this was manufactured?
Thanks for the review, 2:50 for 2 cups is great. How is the exchanger ring attached to the pot?
It looks to be welded on I was wondering that myself but its on there very good.
Great stove👍🏻
What are you doing to make coffee? French press?
I have French presses, some pour over stuff, lots of different ways
@@Iridium242 What kind of is it does it works with this set?
Great cook set.
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Which stove may be pit inside together with cardridge 230?