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Gloves double as pot holder?


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    Daniel Fish
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    @danielfishfamilypdx-com

    Locale: PDX

    #1975181
    Michael Ray
    BPL Member

    @topshot

    Locale: Midwest

    I use my thin powerstretch gloves to lift my Heineken pot so about any should work. However, I will say I grip near the top where there's no water so if your jetboil is full, it would be much hotter there. I've also used a bandanna.

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    Ike Jutkowitz
    BPL Member

    @ike

    Locale: Central Michigan

    I've use gloves, socks, or a handkerchief if I have one. Just remember that many synthetics will melt. Learned the hard way a couple times. Wool or cotton work great.

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    John S.
    BPL Member

    @jshann

    Taking off the neoprene may slow boiling a little? Prob not much. On my titanium cup (toaks 600), I can touch the upper cup just under the lip with bare hands with no problem after a couple minutes. I took off my handles.

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    Tim Anderson
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    @timbikeswitzerland-com

    you might just want to repace the neoprene with reflectix insulation which should allow you to handle the pot, and probably half the weight of this insulative layer

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