Primus LiTech Frying Pan

I really love this set. It's small and light. The little notch that functions as a pour spout is very useful. For what it's worth, it seems to be just barely big enough to use with a fancy feast stove.A lot of people prefer titanium items over aluminum ones like this for the weight savings. Granted, I could probably save 4 or 5 ounces going with titanium. But because I want to be able to really cook (rather than just boil water), I think the superior heat distribution of aluminum is worth the extra weight.

This is a great pot. I really like the material. It is very sturdy. The anodizing and non-stick coating is excellent. The pouring spout is small, get the job done, and is a great feature. The pot is thick, but not too thick to be too heavy. The bottom has pronounced grip rings. The top is a good size to be used ass a small plate, or a frypan. The size accommodates the medium gas cylinder and has room for a small burner. All of these features make a great hiking or basecamp pot.

I purchased this pot kit to replace a set loaned and not return. This pot set is anodized aluminum, the "titanium" reference is to the Teflon type non-stick coating in the pot, something that wasn't clear when I ordered. Initially I would have preferred simply anodized without the non-stick coating. I am skeptical of the durability of special coatings. After I received the pot and used it a couple times, I was impressed with how clean it came after use. My old non coated pot while durable did need washing to clean food from it. The Primus Trek Kettle virtually wipes clean. With a quick rise it dries almost immediately as the non-stick coating beads water and doesn't stay wet. I did replace my metal utensil set with a small lexan set to help protect the titanium" non-stick coating. The Pot is large enough to hold up to a full size butane/propane 227g fuel canister; however I would highly recommend using a small wash cloth to help protect the coating. The Primus Litech Trek Kettle pot set is a great for one or maybe two people backpacking. The pot holds 1 liter of liquid. The lid can also serve as a small frying pan. The folding metal wire handles are sturdy and have a rubber coating to help keep them cool. Overall I am very please with the performance.

non-stick for ease of clean up, great handles that dont leave you feeling like your dinner might end up on the ground, just the right size for one or two people, and with a little creative effort i can cook a nice three course meal. heats fast to save fuel, and packs away with stove and extra's inside. i fully recommend this set for anyone hitting the trail.

Love! I eat out of the pot, saving trash, and simply use a designated rag to wipe it out after I'm done. Cleans it out incredibly well. The lining on this pot is spectacular. Of course, I also don't let my boyfriend use his metal spoon on it. I'm sticking to my plastic for now until I learn how well this baby sustains injuries to the inside.

This is a great little set, and my Trangia alcohol stove and mini windshield fit inside wrapped in a paper towel so as not to bark up the finish of the pot. The non-stick coating is excellent.

Really good quality!

love it!!!!

The quality is superb but the size is WAY too small to be of any use unless you're into extreme minimalist backpackingYou could cook one egg in the pan and that would fill it completelyReturned as this is far too small for cooking for two on motorbike tours

Bought this with my Primus C & H Vacuum bottle . Genius bit of kit - incorporates a cooking cup with lid that doubles as a mini frying pan for an egg, beans & franks, etc. Ideal for those big adventures in the wilderness when used with a mini gas stove. Not used it yet for actual cooking so can't rate it heat capacity but if it' s as good as the Vacuum bottle then I'd highly recommend it .It's also very light, small, and compact, excelllent for packing into your backpack along with the food,etc.

Used this pot for over three years now with gas, meths and a wood burner. Externally cleans up nicely. Internal coating is still pristine but I only use plastic instruments and a soft sponge to clean it. The lid though small is adequate as a solo fry pan. A graduated scale pressed into the outside of the body would be a big help. Anodised aluminium is stronger than titanium but heavier. Excellent solo cookset for a newcomer to ultralight backpacking.Update December 2014This cookset still gets used regularly.I have just purchased a Solo Wood Stove which fits snugly inside with its carry bag.Tested the combination in the back garden and works fine. Accumulated soot cleans off with a scour pad/fairy liquid combination.A field test will follow.

I've not had much of a chance to use it so far pouring to the British weather! The times I have used it, it has performed extremely well. Even the small lid/frying pan did a wonderful job of producing some scrambled egg and omelettes. Highly recommend as it's light and functional. Mind is carried on a motorcycle.

Nice bit of kit, very light and love that the gas fits in the tin, good use of space