OLICAMP Hard Anodized Light Pot, 1 L

Sturdy but thin. Fits fancy feast stove, flames at the edge of the pot but not licking up the side... Is what stove enthusiasts want to know.Aluminum vs Titanium right? If you are searching for the perfect backpacking cook pot you'll find a lot more titanium products. If you're using an alcohol stove I find they struggle with titanium because the material doesn't conduct heat well.Aluminum conducts heat a lot better making it a good match for those lower BTU stoves.

I own all types of camp cookware, and the olicamp LT is one of my go to pots. The weight is reasonable considering the thickness and the construction is top notch. Size is perfect for FBC and I really like the silicone lid. At first I thought the lid would be ok at best but after using the pots I found that I really like the lid and actually purchased spare lids for my other non olicamp pots. I also like the handle design of the olicamp pots. For the price this pot is a steal.

It’s big (enough for two). It’s light, and it’s cheaper than Ti.The lid, while nicely fitted, disappoints as any heat that licks up around the sides (as they do with alcohol burners) can melt the silicone. Simple fix (don’t use lid for other that storage), but it becomes dead weight because of this.

I bought this because it will nest with a 64oz Klean Kanteen Stainless Water Bottle. The fit is a bit loose, but not terrible either. There are not many cups that will nest with the 64oz Klean Kanteen (the other is TOAKS Titanium 1100ml Pot, which fits perfectly, but is more expensive being that it is Titanium), so I was glad to find this. It appears to be well constructed and should prove useful in the backcountry.

It's Okay, not Great. Fits a fuel canister which is nice. It's rather tall and narrow so constant stirring is required when cooking. Next time I'll buy something shorter and wider.

Nice strudy cup/pot. Would be better to drink coffee from if the pour slot in the lid was a little closer to the edge. As is, the lid will not work as a cover to drink with.

Lots of room inside for storage. Lightweight. Makes a really cool hand drum as well with different tones ;) Can't say that I like the handle...I've always had bad luck with rivets. Other than that, it's perfect for your camping or bugout bags.

Love it. Things to keep in mind...I wouldn't recommend cooking with the lid on, but it's nice for keeping items inside the pot while it's in your pack, etc. And even with a small alcohol stove it got hot enough to melt a portion of the rubber coating on the fold out handles nearest the pot. Probably to be expected. I just removed the small portion that melted on the handle and was back in business.