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The design of this cook system gives me chills -- it's absolutely brilliant!! It's no wonder Backpacker Magazine gave it it's Editor's Award for 2008. The hard anodized halulite alloy pot reminds me of a lighter version of the calphalon cookwear I use at home. It's easy to clean (using a little sand and then a little water) and continues to look new even after many a meal on the trail. It's also the perfect size for one -- not too small -- allowing you to do more than just boil water. The integrated handle is my favorite part; it's a much more stable design than precariously clipping on a pot handle. It packs up really small too -- a 110g or 220g fuel canister and canister stove all stack inside the pot along with the mug (you can buy a "telescoping" foon too). GSI even included a soft flannel pocket with a velcro closure so you can leave the hard canister stove case at home. Pop on the lid and click the pot handle over the top and voila! You are good to go. By the way, the pot lid has strainer holes (for making pasta) and FLIPPING the lid over and inserting it onto the mug allows it to double as a sip-it lid for keeping liquids hot. Oh yeah...and the stuff sack can be used as a little camp sink for washing the dishes. KUDOS to the designers of this and the dualist!!

This is a great cookset, truly a marvel of design. Lightweight, but large enough to meet almost any cooking need. It is not easy to fry in but it can be done. The included mug/bowl has many uses, and the ingenious neoprene sleeve for it makes eating hot foods much easier. The handles are perfect; much easier to use than pot grippers. Pouring is a breeze with the sip hole in the lexan lid. Here is my favorite part: if you remove the 3 pot supports from a Svea 123 and store them in the pouch that comes with this set, and mush the Svea's lid/cup down a little onto the stove, it will fit inside this set, and give you an extra, smaller "pot" (the Svea's lid) to boot. The mug/bowl will fit right over the Svea, the Lexan lid will fit over the mug, and the folding handle holds the whole thing together. I put a little paper towel between stove and pot to eliminate rattle and scratches. The little pouch slides right down inside, between stove and pot, so it is all neatly contained. I haven't used the "camp sink" feature of the stuff sack yet but it's kind of neat -- a day will come when it is just the thing.