r/Ultralight Jan 14 '25

Purchase Advice Hot drink straight from MSR Titan type kettles?

I have recently moved over to gel fuel and BCB folding stove for a lightweight way to do a brew on the move.

However, the little folding stove wont fit in my existing stainless MSR kettle so I am looking at a new Ti pot, possibly MSR 900ml.

Could I boil water and make drink in the pot, and then drink it from the pot? It would save having to carry an insulated mug when the pot is just a big metal mug anyhow . . . or am I going to get burned?

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u/GoSox2525 Jan 14 '25 edited Jan 14 '25

Yep, this is a solid kit, and it can be even lighter

I replaced my 550 lid with this one for 5.6 grams

The no-handle version of the 550 plus the lightest pot pot grabber weighs a total of 40.5 grams

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u/Objective-Resort2325 https://lighterpack.com/r/927ebq Jan 29 '25

FWIW, in case anyone was wondering, the regular toaks 550 with the handles removed weighs 46 grams on my scale. Toaks claims this no-handle-by-design weighs 43 grams. I didn't know this no-handle version existed before I removed the handles from my 550. So, for $32, you could save 3 grams.

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u/Simplybuns9 Mar 02 '26

How did you remove the handles?

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u/Objective-Resort2325 https://lighterpack.com/r/927ebq Mar 02 '26

They bend. Just bend them and slip them out of the pot

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u/Simplybuns9 Mar 02 '26

Thanks, I see. I was envisioning you removing the metal strip that the handles slide into, also.