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X-Set 12 (Fall 2023)
Sea to Summit
X-Set 12 (Fall 2023)
$89.96
Description

  Compact, collapsible 2-person camp kitchen set

  The X-Set 12 is the ultimate compact two-person camp kitchen set. With a generous 2L capacity (a 1.5L safe boiling capacity), the 2L X-Pot / Kettle has all your camp meals and hot beverages covered.

  Made from an ultralight hard anodized aluminum base and collapsible food grade silicone walls, the X-Pot / Kettle is both light and compact.

  Pouring is a breeze with the X-Pot / Kettle’s handy spout and glass-reinforced Nylon 66 handles. A BPA-free translucent lid provides easy viewing of contents.

  The X-Pot / Kettle 2L nests two collapsible X-Mugs (16.2 fl oz volume) and X-Bowls (22 fl oz), both of which are made from food grade flexible silicone.

Footprint sold separately.
Description

  • Cooking and dining for two collapsing to 1.6 inches

  • BPA-free, food-grade heat resistant silicone sides

  • Large 2L volume X-Pot Kettle with 1.5L safe boiling capacity

  • Hard-anodized aluminum wide base of the kettle absorbs maximum heat from camp stoves while protecting the silicone walls

  • Two glass-reinforced Nylon 66 handles on kettle for easy pouring

  • Durable translucent kettle lid

  • Set includes: 2L X-Pot / Kettle, Two X-Bowls & two X-Mugs

  Please read instructions before use.

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