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Franco Darioli
(Franco) - M

Locale: Melbourne
Water bottle--cook pot--water treatment vessel on 04/24/2012 19:59:52 MDT Print View

had a look at that Vargo pot..
1 Liter 28 g ? That sounded too good to be true and it is.
The weight in oz (4.7) is probably correct so that is 133g.
Still I like the idea.
Franco
John Shannon
(jshann) - F

Locale: Texas
Pathfinder 32oz. Bottle & Cup Set on 08/15/2012 15:30:20 MDT Print View

http://stores.thepathfinderschoolllc.com/-strse-416/The-Pathfinder-32oz.-Bottle/Detail.bok
Dena Kelley
(EagleRiverDee) - M

Locale: Eagle River, Alaska
Re Water bottle--cook pot--water treatment vessel on 08/15/2012 16:36:13 MDT Print View

I carry two 800mL SS water bottles (single wall) instead of plastic and the reason is I use them to boil water in, for sterilizing (I am in the small minority of people who prefer to boil rather than use chemicals or filters) and also so I have bottles suitable for making hot water bottles to put in my sleeping bag on cold nights. I used to use Nalgene bottles but they required a separate pot for the boiling process and with the SS bottles I don't need a separate pot. For most of my trips my food only requires reconstitution and so I'm only rehydrating rather than cooking the food so I don't need a cook pot.
Everett Vinzant
(wn7ant) - MLife

Locale: CDT
The BOT on 04/20/2013 16:49:18 MDT Print View

http://wn7ant.com/2013/04/20/vargo-bot/

Though this shows the Titanium version, you can now get a stainless version from Vargo.