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Trail Mini Solo Cook Set
MSR
Trail Mini Solo Cook Set
$49.95
Description

  MSR's smallest and lightest cook set for soloists

  The size of a large mug, the MSR Trail Mini Solo Cook Set delivers the essentials you need to fuel up—all in a cook kit that’s ridiculously small in your pack. Perfectly sized to make hot water for one pouch meal or a generous cup of coffee, its pot plays double duty as your eat-and-drink vessel. Inside, it nests a PocketRocket 2 stove and 4 oz. MSR fuel canister (each sold separately). Outside, its bowl efficiently adds a second vessel, making this the ultimate space-maximizing cook set for solo minimalists moving fast with a small pack.

  

  California WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm – P65Warnings.ca.gov

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
MSR
Cookware Material:
Aluminum
Volume:
0.75 L
Non Stick:
Non Stick Coating
Weight:
7.29 oz / 0.21 kg
Made In:
Korea
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
10374
UPC:
040818103746
Other Features:
• Ultra-Compact: Efficient nesting design makes room for a PocketRocket 2 stove and 4 oz fuel canister to create a complete cook set that saves space.
• Ultralight: Weighs just 203 g (7.2 oz), keeping pack weight to minimum.
• Durable: Light, strong hard-anodized aluminum pot, and polypropylene lid and bowl.
• Versatile: Pot's insulated grip allows it to serve as an eating and drinking vessel; pot lid doubles as a strainer; bowl is hot- and cold-safe.
• Includes: 0.75 L hard-anodized aluminum pot, 16 oz. bowl*, clear lid* with straining ports, ultralight mini pot lifter, stuff sack. Room to nest PocketRocket 2 stove and 4 oz IsoPro™ fuel canister (both sold separately).
*BPA-Free
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