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Titanium Multifunctional Cooker
Keith
Titanium Multifunctional Cooker
$99.97
Description

  Steam rice or vegetables with insert or use as simple titanium pot

  The Keith Titanium TI6300 Multifunctional Cooker has an insert pot that lets you perfectly steam rice or vegetables, or bring just the outer pot for a ultralight option. Hot steam vaporized from the bottom of the outer pot enters inner pot and heats through every piece of the rice evenly, cooking tender, soft rice full of aroma every time in the backcountry. Titanium is ultralight and super-strong; it is eco-friendly, biocompatible and bacteria inhibitive; it is also extraordinarily hypoallergenic and exceptionally corrosion-resistant.

  Winner of the 2016/2017 ISPO Award and 2015 Asia Outdoor Industry Silver Award

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Keith
Cookware Material:
Titanium
Volume:
30.4 fl oz / 900 mL max.
Non Stick:
No Coating
Weight:
9 oz ? 256 g
Dimensions:
6.22 x 4.25 x 4.65 in. (158 x 108 x 118 mm)
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
Ti6300
UPC:
6957933463003
Other Features:
Keith is an ISO 9001:2008 certified company (accredited by CNAS, member of IAF). It is also a GMC Certified Manufacturer (audited by TÜV Rheinland). Keith titanium product samples passed EU Food Grade (German LFGB) test and U.S. FDA test (both undertaken by SGS).
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