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Bugaboo Backpacker (Fall 2023)
GSI Outdoors
Bugaboo Backpacker (Fall 2023)
$63.71
Description

  You and one other person deserve to eat in style

  Amazingly compact design is fully equipped for the needs of 2 Gourmet Backpackers and can be extended to meet any Gourmet Camping needs.

  Rugged stuff sack holds set and doubles as a sink or wash basin.

  Color-coded items provide personalized tableware settings.

  Exclusive folding gripper locks on to exterior brackets to prevent scratching and to provide a secure handle while cooking. Unique design compacts for nested storage.

  Crushproof, heat-resistant strainer lid and silicone ring will not deform in packs and works with either the pot or the frypan.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
GSI Outdoors
Cookware Material:
Aluminum
Volume:
2 L Pot
2 x 14 fl. oz. insulated mug
2 x 14 fl. oz. bowl
Size:
2 - Person
Non Stick:
Non Stick Teflon
Weight:
28.8 oz.
Insulated:
Yes - Insulated
Dimensions:
8.20 in. x 8.20 in. x 5.40 in.
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
44220
UPC:
090497442209
Other Features:
Bugagoo
Bugaboo is the dependable, non-stick option for all your outdoor cooking needs. These high-quality aluminum pots and pans are light enough for backpacking, yet heat evenly enough to satisfy the most demanding camp cook. On the outside, the durable, high temperature paint on Bugaboo series cookware protects the aluminum core from both abrasion and oxidation and provides a beautiful, gloss finish. Plus, each piece is fully-formed then coated with two layers of durable nonstick coating for added scratch resistance.

MATERIAL
Non-Stick Coated Aluminum, Polypropylene, Nylon 6-

Includes:
2 L Pot
8 in. Frypan
Strainer Lid
2 x 14 fl. oz. insulated mug
2 x 14 fl. oz. bowl
2 Sip-It Tops
Folding Pot Gripper
Welded Sink.
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