Titanium Camping Cookware 750ML Titanium Pot with Lid and Spork Lightweight Camping Pot for Backpacking Hiking Traveling and Picnic

This is just another perfectly fine 750ml titanium pot from Amazon. This one just happens to have Odoland stamped on it. It's the exact same pot as the popular Toaks pots. Which are all made at the exact same factory in China and sold by countless companies online. There's absolutely nothing special about the Toaks pot. It's only so popular because it is the one that a popular backpacking Youtuber happened to randomly pick one day on Amazon and now everybody wants a Toaks titanium pot! This pot and all the others on Amazon are the EXACT same pot. I have about 6 of them now, all from different Amazon alphabet brands, to include Toaks, and they are all identical. I don't know why I keep getting them, I guess I like them so much that I just can't bring myself to turn them down, lol. They are all also very good and well built Ultralight cooking pots. They all heat quickly, fit perfectly on top of an UL burner, and hold just enough water for a dehydrated meal or large cup of coffee. You can also store your UL burner and a 110g fuel canister fully inside of them to save room in your pack. Sometimes the lids fit snuggly and sometimes they don't. It's just kinda hit and miss with that. The lid on this one unfortunately doesn't fit snuggly, but I could probably just swap it out with one of my other ones and find one that does. If you are getting into backpacking and camping then these have kinda became a must have. They are just such a good all purpose pot/cup. This Odoland one is absolutely just as good as any of the others and I would definitely recommend it!The spork is also the exact same titanium folding spork that is sold all over the Amazon. It too is of good quality, super light, and quite handy for such a compact size. I have a few of them too and I like them all. I only wish the wire handle was made of titanium like the spork part because it would make it even lighter. The handle it currently has is made of steel. You can also fit it inside the pot with your burner and fuel and have your whole cook set nicely packed and stored inside the pot! When it comes to cook sets, that setup is pretty much as compact and light as you could ever hope to get with current technology.

I love this little pot! It is made of super lightweight titanium, which is why I wanted it - for backpacking. It comes with a little folding spork and is contained in a nice little pouch. This is great for backpacking, where space and weight are crucial.

When I ordered this pot and at the time of writing this review, there was no description for this titanium pot whatsoever. Well, I measured it, and it is 750ml (25 ounces, or 3-cups), to the brim. Although the fill line is actually to 500ml (16-ounces), so I consider this more of a mug than a cookpot. This is identical to the 750ml Pot sold by Toaks through REI and Amazon. I assume the same factory overseas is manufacturing these and different companies are branding them and selling them as their own.I am glad that the pot has millimeter and ounce markings along the side so that you can make precise measurements when cooking, and the handles fold away against the wall of the pot for compact storage and transport. Both the mug and the spork come with decent stuff sacks.The pot/mug itself is very lightweight at 4.3-ounces with the lid, since it is made of titanium. The titanium itself is very corrosion resistant and can not only withstand high temperatures but it does not impart a metallic aftertaste to your food or dinks. The only problem I have with titanium cookware is that heat distribution is not even when cooking, although it does cool to the touch much faster than steel or aluminum. The walls of this pot are thin, so be careful or you could easily bend or warp them. NONSTICKThe lid just sets on top of the pot and does not lock in place, so you’ll need to hold it tin place when pouring off liquids; there are three holes in the lid to not only allow steam to escape, but to facilitate pouring off boiling water from things like pasta and potatoes. The pot is easy to clean because there are no seams, and it has a rounded bottom.The diameter of the pot is 3.75-inches across, and it is 4.25-inches tall, which means you can nest a 110g isobutane gas canister or quart size Nalgene water bottle within the cookpot. The foldable titanium spork is nice and is also identical to the one made by Toakes.Considering you can buy a Taokes Titanium cookpot and spork that comes to less than the price of this Odoland set, I do think this set is a bit on the pricey side, but fortunately by only a few dollars, and if you can get this set on-sale or with a coupon, then the price will be on-par with competitors. The seller really should put a thorough description and specifications on their listing so that the true size of this pot/mug could be understood.

I've been using the Odoland Titanium Camping Cookware for a bit now, and it’s really handy. Even though it’s called a pot, it’s more like a versatile mug with a lid and a spork—perfect for camping, hiking, or just a picnic.The titanium finish is smooth and has a nice, even color. It’s super lightweight, which is great when trying to keep your pack light.The folding handle is a cool feature. It wraps around the mug when not in use, making it easy to pack. The lid is useful for keeping drinks hot and dirt out. The spork fits right inside the mug, so everything stays together.At 14 ounces, it's a good size for a hot drink or a quick meal. I’ve used it for coffee, soup, and even instant noodles. It heats up evenly and quickly.Overall, if you’re looking for a lightweight, well-made camping mug that doubles as a small pot, this is a solid choice.

It’s a titanium pot, so super lightweight, but expect food to get burnt to the bottom if you’re using it for that... I really didn’t think I would use the spoon that came with it, but I actually really like the “ladle” shape of it, which helps when eating out of the narrow cup or pouch. The imprinted measuring marks are a must, but I just wish they had more incremental marks in between.

I don't know this brand, maybe you do. Having been unaware of this brand, I was even more pleased with the quality. I look forward to putting it to use in the field.