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Halulite 1.1L Boiler
GSI Outdoors
Halulite 1.1L Boiler
$39.95
Description

  Simple, light, non-stick, bomber

  GSI's Halulite 1.1L Boiler is minimalism at its best: this lightweight hard-anodized aluminum pot shaves ounces and conducts heat efficiently, so you use less fuel. Its folding handle locks into place for transport, allowing you to securely nest items like small fuel cans or stoves. Includes mesh stuff sack.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
GSI Outdoors
Cookware Material:
Aluminum
Volume:
1.1 liter (37.2 fl oz)
Non Stick:
Non Stick Coating
Weight:
8.6 oz (244 g)
Dimensions:
5.00" x 4.80" x 5.10"
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
50190
UPC:
090497501906
Other Features:
Halulite says goodbye to scratches, burn circles and ounces. As light as titanium, Halulite is a proprietary aluminum alloy that also conducts heat better and more evenly'so you can leave the extra fuel at home. Plus, every piece is hard anodized to create a surface that withstands scratches and abrasions like nothing else. It's ultralight without the sacrifices.
Includes mesh stuff sack.
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