Primus EtaPower Titanium Non-Stick Cook Pot - 1.7L

The construction is very solid, and the heat exchanger fins at the bottom are well protected. As with all non-stick coatings, you need to be careful when cooking and cleaning. That said, I plan to take care of this and use it for many decades to come. It's light - and stable, a really good product.

As I said, it does heat-up fast, thus saving fuel. If that is not an issue then you could do better in terms of weight and cost. Also, quality is inconsistent. Sent first one back with chip in coating. Second one isn't perfect but I'll keep.

This pot makes the stove so much more efficient it really does what it claims

Saves fuel. My boiling times are 30-60 seconds less than with my old stainless steel pot. As mentioned, this is an aluminium pot with a non-stick coating inside. There is a metal ring welded to the bottom so that the pot can rest on a regular stove. My stove's supports are relatively small in diameter, so I have to align the supports so that they fit in between the fins (takes an extra second or two). I wish it came with an insulated bag like with the etapower stove set. Much more economical than the j-boil system.

This pot and its 2.1L brother worked well for us on a seven day canoe trip in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and on a five day backpack in Glacier NP. To make the pots work on our MSR stoves (SimmerLite and WindPro)we used a Dremel tool to cut away the flat ring around the heat exchanger at the points where the stove's pot support contacted it. This made the pot make firm contact with the stove's pot support and put the burner up inside the heat exchanger. The two pots nest well. Good value and good performance.

Be aware that this is not a titanium pot. It is aluminum, with a titanium coating. I was looking or a lightweight ti pot, and this was surely not that. Looks like good quality though.

I took this product backpacking with two other people. It more than met our needs.

The inside diameter of the heat exchanger attached to the bottom of this pot was too small to fit over my MSR Superfly canister stove. The description of the pot indicated it would work with MSR stoves, but that is not the case. Perhaps the bigger pot would work.

These heat exchanger pots really do work, if melting snow or doing lots of cooking they would save lots of fuel. The finish makes them very easy to clean.

I use this pot with my penny alcohol stove and it has improved the efficiency at least 25%. Tall thin pots do not transfer heat well and even less so when using an alcohol stove. Though larger than some pots, I can put most of my kitchen stuff inside so there really is no space wasted because of it. It might be more pot than I need solo but for two or more I find it perfect. If needing to melt snow the extra efficiency really helps.