Comfort Loft Bento Camping Pot Collection

We purchased three 1.1L Stowaway pots and we LOVE them! So far we've used them on an induction burner, a Coleman camp stove, a firebox, and a rocket stove. Often I go from any of these heat sources to a thermal cooker (a.k.a. fireless cooker, hay-box, wonder bag/box). The locking lid is wonderful for transferring to the thermal cooker. And the lid sits down into the pot (rather than just sitting on top of the pot) so no spills! We even put some water in a pot, locked the latch, tipped it sideways and only a few drops came out.These pots also stack like a tiffin! If you zoom in on the product images you can see there is a bit of an indent in the bottom of the pot. That sits inside the pot below it. We use a coffee can to set them in, with slits cut into opposing sides of the can to allow for the handle and latch. Then the set goes to the thermal cooker.When the handle is opened for cooking it snaps in place (on the handle side), so the handle doesn't flop while pouring the contents out of the pot.I started pushing to see what the limits are to these pots. I baked some quick bread in one! In a regular oven, 450 degrees, 20 minutes with the lid on, 20 minutes with the lid off. The pot did wonderfully!I tried pancakes, that didn't work well for me. There is a bit of a doughnut shape bevel in the bottom of the pot that I got hung-up on.So far I've cleaned with water only, dish soap, nylon scrubby, and a coarse steel pad with salt. They still look like new.These pots were everything we were looking for! No plastic/rubber/silicone, tight fitting lids, well-made latches and parts, beautiful stainless steel. And I use these in home AND camping settings. We are extremely pleased with this purchase. I'm here today to buy more.

I believe this is the same as the Zebra camping pot, model 150341, without the zebra name on it. It arrived in a Comfort Loft box, with a Comfort Loft decal, no engraving or etching of any kind. The Zebra camping pot is not available on Amazon (the zebra lunch box is), but I found out about it from a helpful video review out there contrasting the Zebra lunch box and camping pot. I measured volume at 0.96 liters, more on that below.The biggest flaw in all of these is that with no pour spout, it is difficult to pour from them into a bottle. For that you'd want a kettle. However, the locking lid is fantastic, the deployed handle is sturdy, and the stainless steel is tough and beautiful. About 12.9 ounces or 367 grams heavy.If you are considering a Stowaway by MSR or Seagull, this will save you money, provided it's the size you want. It's stated as a 1.1 liter, and I believe it's likely identical to the Stowaway 1100.However, the 1.1 spec is not accurate. I was able to pour in about 1 liter. The inside height is 66mm, and inside diameter is 136mm. V=Bh = r(r)3.14(h), tells me 958,278 mm cubed, which makes it 0.96 liters (I think?). That would be to the brim, which is not practical. 1.1 might come from including outside measurements, which may be the space it takes in the pack. Either way, you'll boil less than 1 liter at a time.The zebra lunchbox, which is only slightly more expensive on Amazon, has visibly different handles on the lid and the pot. From a video review, I know the lunchbox is slightly taller, but I don't know the measurements. It should hold a little more. If you like the pan included in the lunch box, get that instead. But if you don't want the inner pan, the lid fits over the pot, and is said to be slightly loose when not using the inner pan.Aside from the lack of pourspout, the only other thing I don't like about this comfort loft pot is the slightly odd countour around the bottom circumference, which looks like it might be thicker or triclad or something. It's not. I believe it's so one pot can stack on another. May have something to do with how they make tiffens. It's annoying because it makes the inside a little harder to clean. You can see the MSR and Seagull have the same characteristic, while the Zebra lunchbox doesn't.Options:separated at birth: MSR has 4 sizes, 475ml, 775ml, 1100ml, and 1600 ml. I'm only repeating manufacturer specs here.separated at birth: Seagull has a 560ml, oddly, but the styling is the same. Manufacturer specs...separated at birth: This one by Comfort Loft, 0.96 liters as measured by me.separated at birth: Zebra camping pot. zebrahead says is 1.1, just like comfort loft says this one is.red headed stepchild: Zebra "lunch box" model 152314, may actually be 1.1 liters. Don't know.

This pot is 900 ml max, thats filled to the brim. I have an MSR 1.1 L pot and this would fit inside if not for the clasp on the side. For practical use, if filled to half an inch from the top, it is 600 ml. I actually prefer this smaller size so I am happy with the size, but the description is an error or misleading. There was no choice of sizes when I ordered this pot. The quality is on par with the MSR stowaway pot, so no complaints there, and the price right. If you're looking for a 900ml pot (600ml practical use) then this is a 5 star purchase. I am giving it 3 stars to raise a flag to reviewers, I look for negative reviews when reviewing items to see what may be a problem with a product. I will report this item as improper description and hopefully it will be properly described.

Great solidly built little pot. The metal feels strong but light, and latch, handle, and lid all function and fit perfectly. The handle is strong enough to lift the pot even when full of water. The pot I bought was a little smaller than I expected, but I looked back at the ad and it is exactly the size it claimed to be, so that's on me. Either way, this pot worked great on a 3 day back country backpacking trip to kook food for myself and a friend. Great item.

I love this lil pot. It is perfect for one big meal, or 2 small meals to go with other snacks. It is NOT lightweight like some of the titanium cups out there. I plan on using it in my car camping setup and still using my solo*st Ti cup when packpacking. For carcamping, it is awesome because I can put all my spices, small knives, mini first aid kit, blablabla all inside, close the lid and toss it in my camp kitchen box. It would be really nice if this came with a bag of some sort but I will fashion one up myself.Pro:---The lid locks on great!---Sturdy handle that acts to lock the lid down---All metal construction (no plastic lid handle)---Seems you could stack 2 on top of each other to make a double boiler.Cons:---It is "thick" stainless and not lightweight, not really a con unless buying for backpackingI like that since its stainless I can easily clean it with some steel wool (no soap needed).

Totalmente recomendable...lo utilicé en un viaje de camping y se desempeñó excelente! Materiales de alta calidad y de alta duración.Hay una medida más grande que no está anunciada aquí y estoy pensando en comprarla para tener el set.RECOMENDACIÓN: Llevar esponja de plástico para lavar trastes porque se pegan los alimentos, lo cual hará mucho más sencilla su limpieza.

Olla de tamaño perfecto, es ligera y muy bonita ya la probé y si estoy satisfecho, por el precio me parece buen producto.

Es pequeña, como dice, de 1 litro. La calidad y el cierre de la tapa son muy buenas. La recomiendo

Perfecto muy útil para la comida muy practico por el tamaño muy recomendable supero mis espectativas muy bonito producto de acero