S2S X-Mug as snap on lid for 95mm pots

Good to know, thanks! It turns out that weighs exactly the same as my 450ml cup (for coffee/tea) plus the lid from my Toaks 850ml pot. Factor in the shock cord contraption I use instead of the stuff sack, and I’d come out slightly lighter with this option.

Only problem is, I’d be left without a lid while I sip from my mug and rehydrate my meal in my pot, but a piece of aluminum foil would solve that issue.

Is that a soto windmaster stove you are using?  How are you attaching the windscreen?  Is that the Evernew  Ti Cup 400 FD?

What Scott said ^^^^ Is that a soto windmaster stove you are using?  How are you attaching the windscreen?

Scott & Kurt,

The stove in the above photo is a Soto OD-1R, not the Windmaster.

Yes, the mug is an Evernew 400 ml. ( the shorter wide one, not the taller narrow one )

The windscreen is a simple piece of rectangular, thin aluminum flashing sized so that it stows inside the pot between the canister and the pot. I cut three narrow slots , into which the ‘points’ of the 3 pot support arms fit in.

I’ve since moved on to a BRS 3000T stove and will make a windscreen for that too…when I get the time.

Rob

Rob

Does the S2S X-mug pickup lots of odor/flavor from rehydrated meals? These silicone mugs seem to have problems with that.

This is pretty cool. The only con to silicone mugs iced found is that they do retain odors and can pick up a lot of grit from the ground.

I wonder if the lid from a GSI minimalist would make a good sip lid for the XMug. It fits my toaks 650.