backpacking cooking pot input needed

I've been using the: Evernew Titanium Ultra Light 600ml Pot (ECA251) for a few months. I've sauteed in it, boiled water, and done a bunch of random cooking in it. It's been a great piece of gear, and it holds a standard sized MSR type gas canister and it is also wide enough to hold my Snow Peak Lite Max as well as a small Snow Peak canister nested inside. Very durable material, and it won't get dented or dinged in your pack. Weight with lid is 3.4 oz. I ditched the lid and the pot by itself weighs 2.3oz. A foil lid is very minimal, <5gms.

http://www.antigravitygear.com/proddetail.php?prod=ECA251&cat=99

I use the Snow Peak TI Bowl as my cook pot. It's very light and i use some foil for a lid and a bandanna as a pot holder. I sometimes use my utila-key to lift the pot and that works good too. Oh, only $12 and 1.9oz too

http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___65169

also the antigravity gear small pot is $10 and a good option too

-Tim

I know you have already settled on a stove and are just looking for a pot, but if you haven’t considered a caldera cone system by TrailDesigns, you should at least check it out. My personal preference in the Caldera Keg which uses a Fosters beer can for the pot. Check out my review at:

http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/reviews/display_reviews?forum_thread_id=7056&cat=Stoves%20%2D%20Alcohol&cid=18

It is presently the last review on that page.
You may also want to check out AntiGravityGear for other cone/pot combos and pots as Tim suggested.

Happy Trails,
-Mark

Dear all,

Thank you for the input. I appreciate it.
Take care.

Darwin

You can pick up a <4 oz. aluminum pot at walmart for about $2.50. It is made by IMUSA and here is a link to a picture of it.

http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2877884600060173788MLOBOt

"sometimes use my utila-key to lift the pot"-tim

Never thought of that. How has yours held up? I got a few for myself and others. All broke at the clip within months.