EVERNEWTitanium Non-Stick Pot

Alright I cannot say enough about this Evernew Titanium pot. Let me state the obvious first - upon arrival this pot is TINY ! I was worried that it wouldnt be able to boil the same amount as my jetboil flash. Now anyone that knows about the jetboil system knows that the 2 cups line is about half way up the jetboil container, and per instructions, you are not suppossed to fill more than this line when you boil water. Why am I talking about the inadequacies of Jetboil? Because I am switching from jetboil to an ultralight setup. I now have The Evernew titanium Non-stick Pot (.9 Liter) and I purchased an amazing "Top Jet" alcohol stove from Mechanic Mike off Ebay for 5 bucks. This is FAR SUPERIOR to my jetboil system. Let me explain why:1) This Evernew Titanium .9 liter pot weights nothing. Its incredible how light this feels.2) You can boil 2 times the amount of water in this pot than you can in a standard Jetboil Flash system.3) An alcohol stove will fit with the burn fuel inside this pot, much like jetboil but with LESS THAN HALF the weight.4) You can store your pack towel etc in this pot with the extra room. Although at 5.3 inches width, you cannot store a standard size titanium spork inside. You will need to find a place for your ultralight silverware. Not a biggie - just stash a spork in your toiletries ditty bag.5) Small size of the Evernew .9 Liter pot is easier to fit in your pack than the jetboil system. No joke. This thing is so small, I cant believe you can boil twice the amount of water as the jetboil.6) Standard pot cooking ability - You can cook in this pot. The jetboil recommends you ONLY boil water and nothing else. This is a big deal to me. I want to make my chicken & rice, stew, beans, or other luxury foods as well. Cant do that with a jetboil.This pot rocks.-Travis

I bought this for bikepacking, and it is short enough to fit inside my frame bag. It is light, and seems sturdy enough. Silicone covered handles do a good job of making it easy to handle when hot. My only gripe e is that it has pretty minimal markings on the side for levels. Markings every 1/2c or ~200 mL would be better than just every 500 mL.

Fantastic pot. Super light and cleanup is fantastic. If you aren’t in the “boil 2 cups of water crowd and actually cook in your pot the coating and wide shape is great. Everything I have made, including frying, has come out really well.

I'm into ultralight backpacking but wanted a pot that would allow me to cook some of my meals. 600 ml is perfect for solo hikes; I usually cook 1/2 a Knorr side or ramen noodles so 1 cup of water plus. I find actually cooking gives me the best taste. This pot is 120 grams and the perfect size for this application. I normally take my handles off of pots to save weight but left them on this one; handling pots with gloves or wrapping them has gotten old. This pot would be a five except for two things. First the non-stick works but just "so so". It's very thin, which is to be expected. So using an alcohol stove like I do, I have to be careful to constantly stir the meal. I wish it had a better non-stick surface but I know that would add a suprising amount of weight. The other point is the lid to pot fit, it's not the best; it's okay, fine even, just not as precise as I would want it to be. So, for lightweight, solo, "I want to cook in the pot" type applications this is about as good as it gets. If you're only going to boil water there are much lighter options out there.Gideon

Very nice light pot with a metal lid. After ordering I was concerned that the pot would not be deep enough for me to pack my GSI soloist cup in the body of the pot - but it fit (plus cat-can stove and lighter) and made a nice tight package. The whole thing ways far less than the GSI soloist (by about 4 ounces, I believe - but don't quote me on that) and the wide body will be more efficient when cooking with ETOH. My GSI soloist suffered with a plastic lid (i.e. it melted) and I am very pleased to find a better, lighter option with a metal lid.

I bought this pot to use on a solo car camping trip for a week. I love it! Super lightweight, perfect size for one person meals. Easy to clean. Nicely made and cools quickly after cooking. I would definitely consider other titanium products from Evernew.

I have been using this particular pot for more than ten years and it has never let me down. Sometimes the handles get too warm and the plastic lining shrinks, but I always make sure that I extend them before putting it in the fire. Excellent product.

I’ve spent lots of $$ on various pots. Recently the msr 1.3lit., nice but too large for solo. This .9 lit was just right. I like the non stick and use a lexan spoon anyway. Easy to wipe clean with a tortilla. Sort of pricey and I struggled to buy it. I like the way the lid fits. I did like the msr handle/lid clamp though but that lid lifter wouldn’t fold, this one does. It’s true the coating on the handles slides and could be improved upon (with ease me thinks hence -1 star) but it wasn’t a deal breaker . The included stuff sack is too large. I ditched that and carry the pot in a Smelly Proof large plastic bag; just fits and holds lid on and keeps food smells out of my pack. Also the whole rig fits easily in a 12x20 oppsack with a 3-5 day supply. A 16oz plastic Breakstone cottage cheese container will fit inside with a 210g canister in that. No room for my bsr3000 though with all that inside. I’ve not tested the nonstick to extreme yet nor plan to. I mainly boil/hydrate and do limited cooking.

お気に入りのクッカーの中でも、ダントツの一軍ギアです。軽いし、インスタント麺との相性が一番の理由です。ずっと使い続けるでしょう。

チタン製でとても軽く、内面コーティングされていて洗うのが、楽です。

セール、ポイント併用で安く購入したこともありコスパ推しです（笑）チタンクッカーは所有しておりセラミックは気になってました。フライパンのフッ素加工をイメージしてましたが、そこまでスベスベでは無く逆にザラついた感がありますがコゲ等は発生しにくく、難点を克服したアイテムと見てます。火力や当て方に配慮すれば素晴らしいアイテムと思います。

The non stick coating is a figment of someone's imagination.I used this for the second time the other night to boil some potatoes.Boiled potatoes are not renowned for sticking to pans. So why they should stick to a non stick pan is beyond me.Stirring the potatoes around has also marked up the coating.I don't have any hope of the coating lasting the year!The rubbery handles also slides about.Not a major thing but you can feel it when draining water from the pot.I have some smaller fire maple titanium pots without the non stick coating which I feel are sturdier.I wouldn't buy it again. If I were to buy another evernew pot I wouldn't bother with the coated one.

I have purchased this product in a good faith based on the information provided on the manufacturer's web site and not really the customers' reviews because there are very little of them. My good faith was based on the fact that I have used a titanium pot from another manufacturer (Snow Peak) that I really liked so I thought that at least it should behave no worse. The reason for purchasing the Evernew pot is I needed a non-stick version and it's the only one that I was able to find. I have successfully tested the product at home using an electrical kitchen range but not my outdoors butane stove. Now imagine my disappointment when I went out on a multi day winter backpacking trip and used this pot and it warped and burned on me after a couple of water boils. Please see the attached pictures for yourself. Nothing like that ever happened with the Snow Peak. Now I am investigating whether it's a factory defect or a poor quality product or both. So far not seller nor the manufacturer were helpful with this problem. I hope that at least Amazon will because by all means this is not a quality product.