1+ quart aluminum pot?

[sierraDoug]

Good idea for a light handle. What did you use for a bale... coat hanger? And it's big enough for a dinner for one hungry hiker?

[Dances with Mice]

And it's big enough for a dinner for one hungry hiker?

This is enough to make a big dinner for a (big) hungry hiker: http://www.campmor.com/webapp/wcs/st...berId=12500226 The greasepot is larger than that.

[sierraDoug]

Thanks for the tip.

That .85L is the same as Antigravity Gear's 3 Cup pot, according to an email I got from the Tin Man from AG. So I think I'll get one of his.

[Mooselook Marty]

This aluminum one has worked great for me. http://www.wildernessdining.com/su733923.html

[Seeker]

Good idea for a light handle. What did you use for a bale... coat hanger? And it's big enough for a dinner for one hungry hiker?

i thought baling wire or a coat hanger might corrode/rust eventually, so i used a piece of either #18 or #20 electical wire. should have left the plastic coating on, but i peeled it off. can always fix it...

yes, plenty big enough for one, and i can actually feed myself AND my 10 year old daughter out of it. comfortably holds a package of lipton noodles AND either a 3 or 5 oz portion of foil-packaged meat (3 if alone, 5 if she's with me).