Ultralight Titanium Frypan Outdoor Camping Hiking Picnic Cooking Frying Pan

the key to cooking on this is low heat it is really light i cooked fish i caught on this after backpacking to a lake it is a good size pan

Although this pan should be suitable for my needs, it would have been nice if it were bigger. The only one I could find bigger, was like $100 more! That’s crazy. There should be more sizes, quality’s, and options. Almost all the reasonably priced titanium backpacking frying pans are smaller than this one. That doesn’t say much for them. Also some kind of insulation on the handle would have been nice. I’ve considered getting some Plastidip & doing it myself, but that stuff isn’t cheap either. Having said all that, I’m happy with this one, it’s a fair price for one of the larger compact titanium frying pans.

The product works, but requires the test fuel 93 octane, anything burning under it is very dirty and won't give you the flames you need for cooking. Suitable for Coleman's fuel and propane. Be sure to use a wrench to tighten the gas line connection of the fuel source on the gas stove, this wrench may leak! Very messy when used with liquid fuel, and make sure that when operating a stove (such as a tent) with liquid fuel, there are no flammable objects near you and the flame will stand for a while. The pump will retain the fuel, make sure to drain it, otherwise it will leak in your packaging. Overall, the product is effective and affordable.

The first day, I tried it in the backyard and had dinner with my family. Dozens of meatballs were steamed and some sausages and vegetables were fried, and there was a bomb problem with breakfast the next morning. It mixes well with propane. The first use of white gas worked well, but the next morning, the pump seal separated from the pump, forcing me to disassemble the pump and push it into the "check valve" hole. It's not very cold, but the lubricant seems to be sticky. When I held the pump in the compressed position, the seal / cup reappeared, so I have kept it open since then, and the plunger was removed during storage. It is not ideal, but it addresses the problem. It burned very well, I lit a pot of water, turned around to pack some things, and I could hear the flames go out, what I was thinking now. Handle with care and observe that the water boils in the nozzle and extinguishes the flame. Reach 14-16 ounces in minutes. It is as if everything was used first and then depended on it.

Don't think you'll beat this for the money.