Snow Peak Trek 1400 Titanium Cookset
February 9, 2019 - Comment
If you are of the opinion bigger is better, then you will appreciate this 1.4 Liter Titanium Cookset. The Trek1400 represents our largest single piece of cookware that stackable with Trek 900 and 700.
Product Features
- Cookset weighs only 7.4 oz. and includes a 47 fl. oz. (1.4 liter) titanium pot, a small titanium frypan and a nylon mesh storage sack
- Entire set is made out of pure Grade A Titanium; made in Japan
- Corrosion resistant titanium is extremely light and it leaves no metallic smell or taste
- Both pot and pan have handles that fold flat for sleek storage
- Rounded bottom edges are easy to clean and improve heating efficiency
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Four Stars It would be perfect if the two locked together somehow, but as it is it rattles a lot. I put a bandana over the top of the large pan, put my fuel canister inside with the bandana around it, and put my little stove on top of the canister/bandana. Then I secured the lid with a largish rubber band.
Pricy but will last you forever. Pricy for what it is, but worth it because like my other snow peak products, it should last forever. For ultralight adventures solo adventures, go with the 700. For anything more then 1 person, go with this, and you will save a ton of time and energy. Also boils faster then the 700 because of the increased surface area, but at the expense of weight. Lid is a little finicky, but for storage, just use a rubber band around the lid and container and problem solved, no more banging around. Came with…
50 bucks to lighten your load. This is a good cooking set for backpacking. At a shade under half a pound it is absurdly light. It has a good width to height ratio. Transfers heat well, boil times are short with a whisperlite and a homemade alcohol stove. Titanium is thick enough to resist denting when treated poorly. There is enough room inside to store a whisperlite international plus 20oz fuel bottle plus a little extra space. Should be able to store *most* back country cooking systems inside.The frying pan lid…