Mountain Safety Research: StowAway Pot (1600 ml)

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Mountain Safety Research StowAway Pot (1600 ml)

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Mountain Safety Research: StowAway Pot (1600 ml) - Altrec.com Product Description:

StowAway pots serve double duty: cook in them, then store your dry food in them later. Each pot has an ingenious hinged handle that flips up to lock the fitted lid. Lids have top handles and come one to a pot. Available in four sizes, StowAway Pots are sold separately.

Stainless steel
Ideal uses: Expeditions, river/kayak trips, car camping
1.6 liter capacity
19.5 oz./550 g

Seattle Area Customers: This item is AVAILABLE ONLINE (may or may not be available in the Sturtevant's Bellevue/Puyallup stores).

Customer Reviews (7)

Mountain Safety Research: StowAway Pot (1600 ml) - 7 Reviews

2006-10-13
ONE TOUGH POT I had one of these years ago and in haste gave it to my little brother who was doing some really extreme living at the time. I know that he really put it through it's paces. (He basically ate almost every meal out of the thing for well over a year, living with no power, ect..) I have recently bought a new as I have begun to do a lot more camping lately. It is still the same ol' heavy tough pot I remember. The wire handle seems a bit narrow or even flimsy at first, but somehow you get used to it and it really is there for good. It seals very well, and is 100% MSR quality. VERY RECOMENDED, if you don't mind a bit extra weight.

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2007-07-15
excellent this pot is awesome. at first i wasn't quite sure about the handle, but it is actually a lot stronger than it looks. you can pack anything inside it and it offers a lot of flexibility. definitely worth the buy.

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Bradford T Sellers - 2005-09-28
Good product, well-made, strong latch I haven't cooked with this pot yet, but have used it to stow small items on a recent car camping trip. It is very well made with a secure latch, easily strong enough for small storage needs. Also, when the lid is locked, there should be no concerns about spilling dinner into the fire. My 1.1 liter pot is large for backpacking and, if you are trying to shave every ounce possible, you should be able to find something lighter than this. The only real criticism is that the latching mechanism is cumbersome to operate. I expected, from the internet picture, that a springloaded handle would just flip back over the lid for locking. However, the handle only folds over the lid, and then must be secured to the far side of the bowl with a heavy latching mechanism. Still, I'd buy this again.

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