TOAKS Titanium Camping Pot Cup(375ml, 450ml, 550ml, 650ml, 750ml, 800ml, 900ml) … (750ml[POT-750-BH])

I purchased the Toaks 900ml D115 back in August 2022 and I can confirm it has seen plenty of use.At first before purchasing, I was skeptic with how Ti pots are expensively marketed (I had solely been using a pair of surplus army mess tins prior).My points for this review:- Lightweight (well, it is titanium!). Big difference when I changed from the mess tins.- Construction is good, feels like it’ll dent or break with any hard knock. But I’m shocked how well mine has survived being dropped and bounced down a set of stairs.- The 900ml holds capacity for a wet pouch (think boil in bag army ration) plus the excess water which is used for a brew.- Brings the water to a boil in a matter of minutes (Depending on which stove & fuel you use, alongside weather conditions). Again, a benefit of Ti is a big win with the heat conduction.Overall I’m now taken, happy with the purchase and will likely stick with Ti now for rest of my treks & camps.

If you can live with the price it's a quality item.

I normally use Evernew ultralight titanium cookware, but in an effort to reduce the weight of my cook set even further, I wanted a smaller size/different shape mug pot. The Toaks looked to be the right dimensions & size (650ml) I was looking for. Unfortunately, the quality of the Toaks pot is certainly not what I'm used to. The finish is dull & the measuring marks poorly stamped. The folding handles are thin & not terribly sturdy. The lid is pretty awful - it will sit on top, but it doesn't really fit. The diameter is too small to fit the pot properly, there's not enough lip protruding down into the pot to hold it in place. The handle is very small & not very well executed. An Evernew lid fits properly, almost with a snap in place & doesn't come off unless you want it to. The Toaks lid needs a small prod on the side & it falls off. I can forsee an accident getting a warm pot & it's contents into a pot cozy. Overall then I'm not terribly impressed. Knowing what I know now I wouldn't have purchased it & I'm really not sure I'll keep it. Yes, it's cheaper than an equivalent Evernew would be (if there was one this size) but it's not a patch on Evernew quality.

Love this cup, ultra light, I can fit in a cleaning cloth, gas can support, gas can and my MSR pocket rocket stove inside and the lid fits perfectly with the bag as well holding it all together. Fully recommend.

Absolutely perfect fit for a Soto Windmaster and triflex pot stand with a 100g canister and jetboil canister stabiliser. The lid fits well but doesn't click in place so it needs the pot cosy or a strap if not kept upright. It's made or titanium so there's not really much to go wrong, I'm pretty sure it will outlast me. For the money it's a top bit of kit.

There's no problem with the product itself. The quality is great and it's really lightweight, but I ended up ordering a 550ml. The increase in weight is minimal and the 550ml will nest a gas canister and 100mm and 106 bowls. The diameter of this 450ml cup is too small for that and the best way to carry it is nesting it with a water or fuel bottle.My setup is currently a 1100ml pot with lid, ⌀106mm, ⌀100mm bowl, and 550ml pot with lid. It all nests in the 1100ml including gas canister or alcohol stove. Super modular to go solo or for 2/3 people.

These look great, feel great and they weigh almost nothing, which is what I was looking for. But as cooking pots they're not much use, apart from boiling water. I tried heating up some lamb stew from a packet I'd carried with me but even with a low flame and stirring constantly the stew stuck to the bottom and after I'd scraped it out the pot was blackened, and wouldn't come clean even after I got it home. It kind of worked, and if low weight is what you're looking for then maybe they're for you. Or maybe I was just doing it wrong. Also they're not cheap.

As described. Very light weight. Easy to carry around,easy to clean. Seems robust enough for carrying around. Its a thin metal cup so hot drinks have to be drunk with care - it gets very hot - but fine if the handles are used. It fits in the bottom of the bottle pocket on most rucksacks and then a bottle fits in it so that carry and storage are easy. I have a 12 oz and a 18oz bottle and both fit in the cup.