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Trek 900 Titanium
Snow Peak
Trek 900 Titanium
$51.96
Description

  A versatile titanium pot and frying pan

  The Snow Peak Trek 900 Titanium is a versatile pot set that includes a pot, pan, and carrying case. Each piece has folding handles that make pots easy to hold and storing a breeze. The pot weighs in at 3.8 oz. and holds 900 ml (30 fl. oz.), enough room to boil water for two-person freeze-dried meals. The pan weighs 1.8 oz. and holds 250 ml (8 fl. oz.) and can be used for frying eggs, bacon, or other camping treats. Another nice feature is that the Trek 900 Ti is designed to stow Snow Peak's GigaPower stove and fuel canister (sold separately). Like all of Snow Peak's products, the Trek 900 Ti meets the standard of excellence expected by Snow Peak and would be great for any backcountry adventure.

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Description
Brand Name:
Snow Peak
Cookware Material:
Titanium
Volume:
900 mL (30 fl oz)
Non Stick:
No Coating
Weight:
5.6 oz.
Dimensions:
Pot: D 4.75" H 4.25" Frying Pan: D 5", H 1.5" (Pot: 120*107mm, Frying Pan: 127*39mm)
Size Stowed: D 5" H 5.5" (130*140mm)
Made In:
Japan
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
SCS-008T
Other Features:
Stows a 250G fuel canister and a GigaPower stove, or a Trek 700, and fits inside the Trek 1400 (all sold separately).
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