Fire-Maple600ml G3 Petrel Ultralight Camping Pot, 162g, Hard Anodized Aluminum, Brushed Finish, Suitable for Stovetop, Includes Mesh Bag, Lid with Ventilation

The size is excellent for camping, heats up quickly and holds plenty for diners.

This pot works beautifully with my Soto Windmaster stove. It boils water very quickly, thus conserving my fuel. The low cost makes this a great but.

It's quite light, and the handle locks securely in both positions. I can see why it tells you to be careful about squeezing the handle though, as while it does lock securely, it also doesn't take a strongman to unlock it. This is actually lighter than the little aluminum pan, pot, cup and plate set from Walmart. Nice little size, too. I bought one of the off-brand fuel canister stabilizers and it doesn't fit evenly, about 1/8" too big for that, so it's gonna be somewhat slanted in the pot. One review said it's slanted on their stove so I looked, two of the three slits in the base are clear of obstruction, but the third has the flux thing off-centered. Might bend it out just a bit if it affects how the stove locks with it. I'll update in a couple of weeks about performance, just thought I'd put those aspects out there for now.Edit 7/17/2040: I just tried it for the first time with the Fire Maple Greentree, which it's made to be paired with, and I had it MAYBE 1/3-open to boil 1.5c water to be able to reconstitute some freeze dried food, and the rubber on the handle melted and it was too hot to pick up bare-handed. I used the Gas One Isobutane-propane gas mix. I don't know if I picked the wrong fuel but it seems that mix is the standard one every isobutane canister has. Or maybe it's such a good stove that I could turn it down further? If so, then this is my mistake and I will adjust accordingly. But if not, then... But for now I'm keeping it at 5 stars because I honestly didn't expect the rubber to work in the first place. It boiled this 1.5c in under a minute with the lid off and since all my packs of food are either 1c or 1.5c, I'm very happy with the performance.

Looks like a great pot. Feels sturdy but lightweight. Not sure if the lid would survive high heat but time will tell. Haven’t had an opportunity to use it on a trek. I’ve only bench tested it so far.

Great product, worth the weight penalty for how fast it cooks. Works great!