Keith Titanium Ti6016 2-Piece Pot and Pan Cook Set - 1.55 L

I originally bought this 2 piece titanium set because I needed something to boil water. I didn't want to spend the money to get a Jetboil since I already had a small backpacking stove. This was the least expensive combo set out of the choices out there and is sized and built really well. The quality is very good and when packed so that the larger diameter pan goes over the taller but smaller diameter pot, you can fit plenty of stuff inside. So in the combo I carry a 100 gram fuel canister, my Icetek backpacking stove, a 4oz bottle of pure-castile soap, a bandana, and a folding fork. Now I have the perfect mess/cook kit for backpacking which can then do double-duty in my bug-out bag. It comes with a mesh bag but I have opted to use a 5 L Outdoor Research dry bag to wrap it up since the bag's D-ring at the opening gave me more piece of mind when hanging this from my pack by a carabiner. Please see my pictures to get an idea of my setup.

Had it two years. It's heavier than a single pot with a basic lid but it's 2 pieces of cookware. It's not too thin like some UL cookware and it doesn't bend or dent easily. I love the handles and that they are coated in I think is Silicone. Grip and stability is good. If you get a bit creative with your camp cooking or cook multiple items this is a good option. I took a thin plastic cutting board and trimmed it to the size of the inner pot. I can nest the cutting board, 8oz fuel can, stove, small towel and soap bottle inside of it. Everything except my cup and spork fits. The mesh bag is nifty, very UL.

The price was amazing!, you can expect to pay 50 to 75 dollars for Titanium gear. I bought this as I am new to backpacking and long hikes and eventually backpack hunting. I have not used these pans yet but they are very light weight and strong. I will update this as life goes on.

Sturdy, lightweight, and built short and wide to boil water quickly and conserve fuel.

Absolutely the prefect size. Lightened my pack a bit. Great product, would reccomend.Updated review. Dropped to 3 stars. Still a good product. After the first use, (3 day trip), the handles are no longer right and most definately sag. It was only used to boil water. I have someone who is going to modify the handles but i will be losing the advantage of the rubber on original. A little less likely to recommend.