TOAKS Titanium 750ml Pot with Bail Handle Review
The TOAKS 750 is a solo pot sized for one meal or a big mug of coffee, with room inside for a small stove and a 110 g gas canister. This link opens the version with a bail handle.
The verdictA light, well-made solo pot that swallows a stove and a small canister. Boil in it rather than fry in it.
TOAKS lists this version, the POT-750-BH, at 93 g without its lid and 110 g with it, holding 750 ml usable and 760 ml to the rim. It is uncoated Grade 1 titanium, 95 mm across and 110 mm tall inside, with folding side handles and a detachable bail for hanging over a fire. Graduations inside in ml and oz help measure water for a dehydrated meal.
TOAKS says a 110 g isobutane canister fits inside, and owners describe a PocketRocket-sized stove, a canister and a lighter packed together. One owner found a 100 g canister fits and a 250 g one does not. That nesting is the reason to choose a pot this shape on a bike, where the whole kitchen then occupies one bottle-sized space.
Titanium spreads heat far less evenly than aluminium, so food sticks over the flame. Pots like this suit boiling water for meals and coffee, with stirring and low heat for anything thicker. Lid fit draws the most mixed comments in Amazon's review summary.
Owners on Amazon US gave it 4.8 stars from 1,614 ratings in October, with no measurable share at one or two stars. A 2015 review complained about where the bail sat, and the current version's bail detaches. It is a buy-once pot for a solo rider who mostly boils water.
What works
- 110 g with lid, graduations inside
- A 110 g canister and small stove nest inside
- 4.8 stars from over 1,600 owners
What doesn't
- Titanium scorches thick food
- Lid fit draws mixed comments
- Uncoated, not for frying
Buy it if
Solo riders who boil water for dehydrated meals and coffee and want the stove and canister packed inside
Skip it if
You cook thick food that sticks, or want a non-stick surface
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