Backpacks | Trail Lite Duo System

MSR

Trail Lite Duo System

$89.95

Description

　　Simple cooking system

　　The Trail Lite Duo System is perfect for one or two people who need the lightweight, space-saving benefits of a minimalist cookset, yet don't; want to be Spartan about what they cook. Hard-anodized nonstick aluminum keeps the menu options open and the compact pot still fits two Insulated Mugs and DeepDish Bowls. All of this comes at an aggressive price point to maximize your assortment.

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Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

MSR

Cookware Material:

Aluminum

Volume:

2.0 L

Non Stick:

Non Stick Coating

Weight:

1 lbs 5.6 oz. (613 g)

Dimensions:

Packed Size 5.5 x 6.25 in / 14 x 15.9 cm

Made In:

Thailand

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

06897

UPC:

040818068977

Other Features:

INCLUDES:
2.0 L Hard-Anodized Aluminum Pot w/ Ceramic Nonstick Coating, Clear Strainer Lid
(2) Double-Wall Insulated 12.5 oz. Mugs
(2) DeepDish™ Bowls.

• Compact: Nesting design fits two DeepDish™ Bowls and Double-Wall Insulated Mugs inside pot.
• Sized for Two: Two-liter, hard-anodized aluminum pot keeps the weight down and provides plenty of capacity for two people.
• Ceramic Nonstick: The most durable nonstick coating we've ever found; PFOA and PTFE-free.
• BPA-Free: Hot and cold-safe polypropylene DeepDish™ bowls and double-wall insulated mugs.
• Room for More: Mugs have room for MSR® Folding Utensils and can also fit a PocketRocket™ or MicroRocket™ stove.

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