The MSR Trail Mini Solo Cook Set, as compact as a large mug, is a game - changer for solo travelers. This cook set fits everything you need to refuel in an incredibly small package, ideal for those on the go with a small pack. It's the perfect size for making hot water for a single pouch meal or a big cup of coffee. The pot serves a dual purpose, acting as both your cooking and eating - drinking vessel. Inside, it can hold a PocketRocket® 2 stove and an 110 g MSR fuel canister. Outside, the bowl adds a second useful container, making it the best space - saving cook set for solo minimalists. Key features include: Ultra - Compact Design: Its efficient nesting design allows for a PocketRocket 2 stove and an 110 g fuel canister, saving precious space. Ultralight: Weighing only 203 g, it keeps your pack weight to a minimum. Durable Build: It features a light yet strong hard - anodized aluminum pot, along with a polypropylene lid and bowl. Versatile Use: The pot's insulated grip enables it to be used for eating and drinking. The pot lid can double as a strainer, and the bowl is safe for both hot and cold food. What's included: A 0.75 Ltr hard - anodized aluminum pot, a 0.45 kg BPA - free bowl, a clear lid with straining ports, an ultralight mini pot lifter, and a stuff sack. There's also space to nest a PocketRocket 2 stove and an 110 g IsoPro™ fuel canister (both sold separately).
Using the MSR Trail Mini Solo Cook Set is a breeze. First, take out the pot and place it on a flat surface. If you're using the PocketRocket 2 stove (sold separately), nest it inside the pot when not in use and set it up outside the pot for cooking. Connect the 110 g IsoPro™ fuel canister (also sold separately) to the stove. You can use the pot to heat water for your meal or coffee. Since the pot has an insulated grip, you can use it directly for eating and drinking. The lid can be used as a strainer when needed, and the bowl is great for holding additional food. When you're done, make sure the stove is completely cooled down before putting it back inside the pot. Clean the pot, bowl, and lid with mild soap and water. Let them dry thoroughly before storing them in the stuff sack. Keep the cook set in a dry place to prevent any damage. And always handle the fuel canister with care, following all safety instructions on it.
