Valtcan Titanium Canteen Mess Kit 1100ml 37oz Capacity with 750ml and 400ml cookware Cups

This canteen mess kit is an absolute tank weighs very little empty and when full it’s not like bottles that you can feel the additional weight of the bottle itself. It is sturdy functions as intended and does not leak 10 out of 10 would recommend.

solid 4.5! is the price worth it? idk the cost of of titanium. otherwise, this is such a solid product! i find the shape to be way more packable than standard camping pots, and the nesting option opened up even more space concerning the nesting option, me personally, im going to be very conscious of how the bottom side of cooking “pots” nests into the food surface of another “pot”. meaning, i want to be careful of chemical deposits from wood smoke and iso/butane getting into the next meal cooked i found the case to be on point! but some weight could be shaved off of it. and for me, future design upgrade, but id ditch the little “cup” and make the “pot” closer to 1L. i like to make my coffee in the pot anyway, after meals, to help clean it

I bought one direct from the distributor, then bought 2 more from Amazon. I wanted to see if the items were different, as one being defective vs buying from the source. All 3 canteens were the exact same, with no issues. This is only a partial review , as I have not cooked with any of the set yet. All 3 parts are made well for their intended use. Meaning , everything is super lite. Nothing leaks and nothing is broken . The canteen pouch, isn't bad if your going on a hike, going for walks, and lite camping. Although, I haven't tested the pouch yet in a hard environment..... but even with that said; I dont feel that it would hold up to really hard use. If your looking for a canteen set that doesn't leak, is super lite, and pretty well made. Then you can't go wrong with this set. But if your a survivalist or heavy use bushcrafter.... you may want to replace the pouch. To me , the pouch isn't a deal breaker. Edit Added : The supplier (without me reaching out); sent me replacement pouches. These new pouches are as pictured in the product above. The new pounches; I believe ; will have no issue with a more survivalist / hard bushcraft use. They do not come with the lid slot on the inside, however I dont see a need for it anyways as the lid can lay flat on the bottom. Thank you so much for sending me new pouches. If I could hand out 6 stars I would.

Bit loud unscrewing but you can fix that other then that it all good

NO metal taste! Lightweight! I love drinking ice-cold water from this. Interesting point to note is it works on my Nuwave PIC Gold Pro Induction Cooktop! The mess kit is awesome. The carry case is awesome. This blows away the Boundless Voyage version which uses an inferior titanium that you can taste metal and which comes with a lower quality carry case. This is more expensive, but it is the only all-around high quality option.

This is cool. This kit is awesome. built really well. They nest together great. Cleaned them up and took hiking and on a camp trip. I will cation one thing though. Titanium is a great conductor of temperature. If you fill with ice water it will sweat and melt all your ice quickly. If you boil water the water cools down quickly. Nothing wrong with this set just inherent to titanium ware. The included carry case is well build and made of a good canvas, stitched well and has worked out well. I removed the chunky para cord handle though as it was not serving a purpose. It comes with a hang wire set for boiling over a fire. I stuffed a pocket stove in the pouch though. Overall it is well build and a high quality titanium set smooth texture and after washing no odor or taste transfers

Best canteen on the market, coming from a survivalist. Definitely recommend👍🏻

Expensive, but well made. Fits together as it should. Carrying case is well made and contains a pocket for the lid. Light weight compared to most military style canteens. If you are one of these people that finds an extra ounce or two too much for you, the price may be worth it. However, if you have a military canteen and cup, you can make do with a lot less expense.

All in one solution. I keep it in my car for emergencies.

Its a really light canteen even when full. Carries 1100ML of water with a decent carry case.

It's pretty good. The only problem is if you try to cook in the canteen cup on a regular stove, since the bottom isn't perfectly flat (it's recessed slightly), so you end up with hot spots where everything will burn. Wouldn't be a problem on a gas stove or in a camp fire however, but if you're working with an electric stove it's an issue. You can probably get around the issue by filling the shorter cup with salt, then putting the taller cup inside it, but that's a bit of a pain, especially if you want to cook in both cups instead of just the taller one. Haven't tried cooking in the shorter cup yet however so I'm not sure how that one fares but I imagine it's about the same since it too has a similar indent. Other than that not much to say; it's good and I use it frequently.