The gray cooking pot with pan is ideal for camping and outdoor activities. The pot has a volume of 1600 ml, while the pan holds 490 ml. Made from titanium, the set is not only ultra-lightweight but also heat-resistant, dishwasher-safe, and corrosion-resistant. The material is also anti-magnetic, making it versatile for various uses. Practical folding handles on the pot and a pan lid with its own folding handle allow for easy and space-saving storage. Volume markings in milliliters and ounces make it easy to measure liquids accurately. A padded mesh bag is included for protection and easy storage. The pot measures 14.5 cm in diameter and 10.6 cm in height, while the pan measures 14.2 cm in diameter and 3.1 cm in height.
The gray cooking pot with pan is ideal for camping and outdoor activities. The pot has a volume of 1600 ml, while the pan holds 490 ml. Made from titanium, the set is not only ultra-lightweight but also heat-resistant, dishwasher-safe, and corrosion-resistant. The material is also anti-magnetic, making it versatile for various uses. Practical folding handles on the pot and a pan lid with its own folding handle allow for easy and space-saving storage. Volume markings in milliliters and ounces make it easy to measure liquids accurately. A padded mesh bag is included for protection and easy storage. The pot measures 14.5 cm in diameter and 10.6 cm in height, while the pan measures 14.2 cm in diameter and 3.1 cm in height.
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Prices last updated 5 June 2026.
TOAKS Titanium 1600ml Pot with Pan
The gray cooking pot with pan is ideal for camping and outdoor activities. The pot has a volume of 1600 ml, while the pan holds 490 ml. Made from titanium, the set is not only ultra-lightweight but also heat-resistant, dishwasher-safe, and corrosion-resistant. The material is also anti-magnetic, making it versatile for various uses. Practical folding handles on the pot and a pan lid with its own folding handle allow for easy and space-saving storage. Volume markings in milliliters and ounces make it easy to measure liquids accurately. A padded mesh bag is included for protection and easy storage. The pot measures 14.5 cm in diameter and 10.6 cm in height, while the pan measures 14.2 cm in diameter and 3.1 cm in height.
The gray cooking pot with pan is ideal for camping and outdoor activities. The pot has a volume of 1600 ml, while the pan holds 490 ml. Made from titanium, the set is not only ultra-lightweight but also heat-resistant, dishwasher-safe, and corrosion-resistant. The material is also anti-magnetic, making it versatile for various uses. Practical folding handles on the pot and a pan lid with its own folding handle allow for easy and space-saving storage. Volume markings in milliliters and ounces make it easy to measure liquids accurately. A padded mesh bag is included for protection and easy storage. The pot measures 14.5 cm in diameter and 10.6 cm in height, while the pan measures 14.2 cm in diameter and 3.1 cm in height.
Last updated at 05/06/2026 04:45:07
TOAKS Titanium 1600ml Pot with Pan
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Toaks Titanium 1600ml Pot with Pan
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Toaks Titanium 1600ml Pot with Pan
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originally posted on REI
This Toaks pot is fantastic. I have this 1600ml with a frying pan lid and a 1300ml pot with a regular lid. The smaller nests perfectly into the larger. These are the only pots I use for backpacking with my family of four. Like one of the other reviewers, I use these pots with the Snow Peaks Gigapower 2.0 stove. One 8oz fuel canister can fit easily into the pots, or two Gigapower stoves with room left for matches or other small items. I can also fit four plastic cups into the pot. The pot handles used to come with a rubberized coating. I called Toaks to ask about that. They were receiving complaints about the material melting so they decided to stop using it. You need to use a bandana or other small cloth to lift the pots or you will burn yourself! To fold the frying ... MoreThis Toaks pot is fantastic. I have this 1600ml with a frying pan lid and a 1300ml pot with a regular lid. The smaller nests perfectly into the larger. These are the only pots I use for backpacking with my family of four. Like one of the other reviewers, I use these pots with the Snow Peaks Gigapower 2.0 stove. One 8oz fuel canister can fit easily into the pots, or two Gigapower stoves with room left for matches or other small items. I can also fit four plastic cups into the pot. The pot handles used to come with a rubberized coating. I called Toaks to ask about that. They were receiving complaints about the material melting so they decided to stop using it. You need to use a bandana or other small cloth to lift the pots or you will burn yourself! To fold the frying pan lid back into place, you just need to pinch both sides evenly to unlock it. You do not need to disconnect it. These pots are simple, lightweight, and can nest to save space. They also come with super lightweight mesh bag. I could not be more pleased with the functionality.
originally posted on REI
Everything I expected from this cook set. The pot performed wonderfully and is the perfect size to rehydrate meals in. Had a mishap with a hole in one of my meal pouches so I had to dump the contents into the pot which held the two servings perfectly, no more digging into the corner of pouches! The fry pan itself worked well albeit a small and thin cook space for frying, although the first time I used it to fry up some bacon it did get a slight warp but definitely not a deal breaker. The comments on the lid not being a perfect seal or the handle falling out are trivial at best and just take time getting used to. Overall a great option to lighten up the pack without sacrificing quality.
originally posted on REI
This pot is light and hasn't gotten damaged after several years of us. Our only problem is that the lid doesn't easily fit on the pot. It takes quite a balancing effort and then the littlest bump will knock it off. We like to use a cozy so we need a lid that fits well and this one doesn't.
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TOAKS Titanium 1600ml Pot with Pan
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Toaks Titanium 1600ml Pot with Pan
Delivery $40.58
Toaks Titanium 1600ml Pot with Pan
Delivery $28.79
This Toaks pot is fantastic. I have this 1600ml with a frying pan lid and a 1300ml pot with a regular lid. The smaller nests perfectly into the larger. These are the only pots I use for backpacking with my family of four. Like one of the other reviewers, I use these pots with the Snow Peaks Gigapower 2.0 stove. One 8oz fuel canister can fit easily into the pots, or two Gigapower stoves with room left for matches or other small items. I can also fit four plastic cups into the pot. The pot handles used to come with a rubberized coating. I called Toaks to ask about that. They were receiving complaints about the material melting so they decided to stop using it. You need to use a bandana or other small cloth to lift the pots or you will burn yourself! To fold the frying ... MoreThis Toaks pot is fantastic. I have this 1600ml with a frying pan lid and a 1300ml pot with a regular lid. The smaller nests perfectly into the larger. These are the only pots I use for backpacking with my family of four. Like one of the other reviewers, I use these pots with the Snow Peaks Gigapower 2.0 stove. One 8oz fuel canister can fit easily into the pots, or two Gigapower stoves with room left for matches or other small items. I can also fit four plastic cups into the pot. The pot handles used to come with a rubberized coating. I called Toaks to ask about that. They were receiving complaints about the material melting so they decided to stop using it. You need to use a bandana or other small cloth to lift the pots or you will burn yourself! To fold the frying pan lid back into place, you just need to pinch both sides evenly to unlock it. You do not need to disconnect it. These pots are simple, lightweight, and can nest to save space. They also come with super lightweight mesh bag. I could not be more pleased with the functionality.
Everything I expected from this cook set. The pot performed wonderfully and is the perfect size to rehydrate meals in. Had a mishap with a hole in one of my meal pouches so I had to dump the contents into the pot which held the two servings perfectly, no more digging into the corner of pouches! The fry pan itself worked well albeit a small and thin cook space for frying, although the first time I used it to fry up some bacon it did get a slight warp but definitely not a deal breaker. The comments on the lid not being a perfect seal or the handle falling out are trivial at best and just take time getting used to. Overall a great option to lighten up the pack without sacrificing quality.
This pot is light and hasn't gotten damaged after several years of us. Our only problem is that the lid doesn't easily fit on the pot. It takes quite a balancing effort and then the littlest bump will knock it off. We like to use a cozy so we need a lid that fits well and this one doesn't.
The volume of the pot is great for melting snow to replenish water on Winter backpacking trips. Obviously lightweight, but the tradeoff is that cooking anything in the pot or pan burns really easily. To me, that's to be expected with titanium. The primary problem I have is that - as others have stated - the handle on the pan falls off easily. One morning I dropped my breakfast onto the ground as a result, but I'm happy enough with it that I'll continue to use it and not look for a replacement. Just a tip, a standard sized fuel canister fits inside with room to spare.
I own the 550, 750 and this 1600ml. To the hand they all feel to be nearly the same weight even if a scale can detect a few grams of difference. It is more about space consumption in your pack than weight. If you are cooking real food or boiling water for more than 2 people this setup works fantastic.
Light. Compact. Enough space to fit fuel tank, solo amicus stove, lighter, and small packets of seasoning and oil inside. The frying pan is a little small (think a single egg or maybe a couple slices of bacon) but i'm usually on my own for food, so it works for a solo hiker. The stuff sack has a narrow pocket where I stick in a spork and able to keep together.
One trip in on this kettle and i love it so far! The kettle size is perfect for boiling water and getting 2 packs of Ramen in it without flowing over.Only 2 cons so far. First, the brackets that the wire handle goes into on the lid/pan are bent therefor not locking the handle into place securely. Second, the graduation marks don't make sense. I'm thinking it's supposed to be 40 and 80 but from the inside it 04 and 08 and from the outside its a backwards 4 and 0 and then 80. Might need to make my own marks for more graduations.
I love the amount of food that fits in here. I used it for cooking for me and my partner on trail. The lid that is also a pan can come in handy when turned flat side under, on TOP of the big pot when it's on the fire. You could heat something up without burning it. If you would put it on the fire things will burn immediately, so does not work for baking at all. It's also a very loose fit as a lid, which you have to be careful with not to let it drop.
While the pot itself is light and easy to use, the lid fits poorly, and the titanium simply doesn't conduct heat well enough to use as a skillet. The region directly over the flame burns what it's cooking, and anything more than an inch from that center point goes uncooked. Boil water or cook soup? Great, just don't count on making pancakes.
I bought this to lighten my load for an upcoming 10 day BWCA trip. My intention was to use this over an alcohol stove and over coals. On the first use with the alcohol stove the skillet warped so bad while cooking up some dehydrated hash browns that it a- won't sit level at all on the counter (or stove for that matter) and b- won't stack with the pot for transport.the pot performed just fine. I'll end up buying the bail handle version of the pot and just use a goodwill skillet for the trip like I normally do.
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