Primus EtaPower Titanium Non-Stick Cook Pot - 2.1L

this is a good value for a lightweight cooking pot, but according to the box, the pot itself is anodized aluminum, and the nonstick surface has titanium in it. i'm not unhappy to have bought it, but i feel that it was mislabeled.

works well to trap heat and cook FAST

This pot and its 1.7L 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.

this pot amazes me. seriously speeds up the stove and boiling water. I must have annoyed my husband somewhat by constantly pointing out how fast the water was boiling. Super purchase. seriously will extend the life of your fuel canister. My only gripe is the handle clips right onto the interior lip of pot, so after time the nonstick surface will possibly get scratched up - not so good for nonstick. But I would buy this pot again and it's going to be my go to pot for every backcountry trip.

titanium is a misnomer. It is actually Ti coated aluminum. If you want Ti ware for light weight this is actually aluminum with Ti nonstick coating. Use only plasti utensils or the coating will get scratched