Best place to buy evernew pots

I’m not sure that there is a relatively inexpensive place to buy Evernew pots now that REI has discontinued their “TiWare” line (which was made by Evernew but stamped “REI”).

Re the frying pan, I’m not so sure about a Ti frying pan. I have a Snow Peak Ti frying pan, and I find it a bit difficult — easy to burn things. Aluminum is a better conducter of heat and disperses the heat more evenly. Aluminum is a lot more forgiving.

If you really did want a Ti fry pan, you could make your own non-frying pan lid out of a sheet of thin gauged aluminum or titanium. That would be a nice cheap option rather than buying two lids.

The other option is Toaks titanium cookware which is a lot cheaper but has pretty good UL characteristics.

HJ
Adventures In Stoving

Don't get the non stick coating, the regular evernew pots are the best, nothing sticks to titanium.

I think the regular (non-coated) pots are the way to go, but I wouldn’t go so far as to say “nothing sticks to them”. Clean up is pretty easy though. Sand, gravel, a metal spoon, steel wool, etc. can all be used. Don’t try that on pots with a non stick coating.

HJ
Adventures In Stoving

Here is a 0.9L nonstick ti pot made by Vargo. However, note that this particular pot does not have handles on it…

http://www.traildesigns.com/cookware/vargo-titanium-non-stick-pot-900ml

Also, if you want a nonlined (plain'o) 0.9L ti pot, be sure to check out the new Toaks 0.9L ti pot. Very similar to the ever-so popular 0.9L UL Evernew ti pot:

http://www.traildesigns.com/cookware/toaks-900-ml-ultralight-titanium-pot

The evernew titanium frying pan is ok as a plate or shallow bowl. Not that good as a frying pan.

If you want a pot and frying pan combo out of titanium, check out the Snowpeak 1300.

If need a pan for frying, bring aluminum.