Backpacks | Ceramic 2.5 L Pot

MSR

Ceramic 2.5 L Pot

$69.95

Description

　　Large capacity for 2-4 people, with Fusion® ceramic nonstick for easy clean-up

　　The MSR Ceramic 2.5 liter pot makes it easier than ever to cook like you do at home while on the trail. Its Fusion® ceramic nonstick coating offers worry-free cooking—not only is this premium coating extra-durable, it’s also safe at high heat and PFTE- and PFOA-free. Great for soups, sauces and other sticky fare, this easy-clean pot adds capacity for 2-4 people and larger dinner duties. Light and tough, it lets you enjoy the whole backcountry experience, especially dinner time.

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Description

Brand Name:

MSR

Cookware Material:

Aluminum

Volume:

2.5 liters

Non Stick:

Non Stick Coating

Weight:

10.1 oz (286 g)

Dimensions:

7.7 x 5 in (19.6 x 12.5 cm)

Made In:

Thailand

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

13231

UPC:

040818132319

Other Features:

• Fusion® Ceramic: Ultra-durable nonstick coating handles abuse, is safe at high temperatures, and is PTFE- and PFOA-free, for superior, worry-free nonstick performance.
• Cook Freely: Easy clean-up makes this pot perfect for gourmet meals on the trail.
• Multi-Function: Lid doubles as a strainer.
• Versatile: Room to nest mugs and bowls or any MSR liquid-fuel or canister stove, saving precious pack space.
Includes: (1) 2.5 L nonstick, hard-anodized aluminum pot, (1) aluminum strainer lid, and (1) Talon™ pot handle.
Fusion® is a registered trademark of Whitford.

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