What is the lightest canister stove pot combination?

Can't say for sure it's the lightest but the Lite Trail 550ml will be hard to beat.

Per their specs

•Pot Weight: 1.95 oz (55 g, Yes Handles) / 1.55 oz (44 g, No Handles) +- 2g
•Lid Weight: 0.60 oz (17 g) +- 2g

Edit to add: Not sure about the stove.

Great info. I am thinking the SnowPeak Litemax for the stove @ 1.9oz

isn't Gnat lighter? But that would be tenths of an ounce so not significant

Well if you forgo the handles, use foil as a lid, and add 3.5oz for the empty 100g canister, you'd be looking at a sub 7oz kit. Not too shabby!

The Snowpeak titanium bowl is 1.6 oz and $17 at REI. It works fine a a pot, add foil for lid. http://www.rei.com/product/720286/snow-peak-titanium-bowl

That looks great!

The Snow Peak bowl and the Olicamp Ion Micro would be a pretty darn light setup.

http://www.olicamp.com/products-stoves/ion

Before –B.G.– chimes in, the Snow Peak bowl weighs 1.8oz. That 1.6oz weight has been wrong forever.

Gnat stove 1.7 oz
Zelph flat bottom foster pot 1.05 oz, w/lid

but then the other factor is how much fuel is used. That could be significantly heavier than the difference between any of these stove/pots.

Hard to determine efficiency differences between different stove/pots.

The Trail Lite 550 specs the width at 3.74".

Anyone tried to put a canister in it?

I think the Olicamp Ion Micro is the same stove as the Fire-Maple Hornet? Lighter than the Gnat, but only by a few grams. Smaller burner, but more compact if that matters. No idea of performance; I think I remember reading about issues where the Hornet’s jet became clogged.

Here it is with a 100g JetBoil canister.

I have a Giga Power 110 gm canister and a Jetboil JetPower 100 gm canister, both of some vintage, probably at least 4 years old. They both easily fit (individually) into the Lite Trail/Toaks 550.

For feces and giggles, I boiled 16oz of water from my fridge (I presume 40*F) and burned .2 oz of fuel. I should have weighed it in grams but I suspect it was closer to .25oz in reality.

Stove is the Soto ODR1.

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Thanks Chad.

I thought it "should", but you never know …

16 ounces of water = 1/2 liter – approximately

.2 or .25 oz of canister fuel to boil 1/2 liter is about what I get

".2 or .25 oz of canister fuel to boil 1/2 liter is about what I get"

Yeah my head was up my butt earlier. Meant pint and don't know why I kept saying liter over and over again.

I kept double checking my units, figured I confused metric to english conversion…

I sort of like mixing units, like ounces of fuel per liter of water