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Drybones wrote:
I like the way it's priced...$34.95...free shipping on orders over $35.00.
WiseOldOwl wrote:
The cookies are different.!
CoachLou wrote:
WOO, I like that lid....................The Snow Peak lids suck..........I can't understand why the pots are nice but they screwed up the lids!
WiseOldOwl wrote:
Having something steel or Ti is an important survival piece - when you can't find potable drinking water. A small fire and a steel cup can make drinkable water in just a few minutes...
OzJacko wrote:
I'm not comfortable with aluminum.
It's okay when coated (anodised) but I use titanium or stainless steel (have a ss mug and the billy).
It's all a personal choice. I don't trust the possible negative contaminants from aluminum, particularly when cooking on hot coals etc.
OzJacko wrote:
I'm not comfortable with aluminum.
It's okay when coated (anodised) but I use titanium or stainless steel (have a ss mug and the billy).
It's all a personal choice. I don't trust the possible negative contaminants from aluminum, particularly when cooking on hot coals etc.
July wrote:
OzJacko wrote:
I'm not comfortable with aluminum.
It's okay when coated (anodised) but I use titanium or stainless steel (have a ss mug and the billy).
It's all a personal choice. I don't trust the possible negative contaminants from aluminum, particularly when cooking on hot coals etc.
Yep. I have seen large river/ ridge/rocks break down with heat. Experience tells me that Al pots have thousands of deep scrapes after use... ss and ti do not present the same road wear. Where do the scrapes go?
OzJacko wrote:
I'm not comfortable with aluminum.
It's okay when coated (anodised) but I use titanium or stainless steel (have a ss mug and the billy).
It's all a personal choice. I don't trust the possible negative contaminants from aluminum, particularly when cooking on hot coals etc.
July wrote:
OzJacko wrote:
I'm not comfortable with aluminum.
It's okay when coated (anodised) but I use titanium or stainless steel (have a ss mug and the billy).
It's all a personal choice. I don't trust the possible negative contaminants from aluminum, particularly when cooking on hot coals etc.
Yep. I have seen large river/ ridge/rocks break down with heat. Experience tells me that Al pots have thousands of deep scrapes after use... ss and ti do not present the same road wear. Where do the scrapes go?
BirdBrain wrote:
July wrote:
OzJacko wrote:
I'm not comfortable with aluminum.
It's okay when coated (anodised) but I use titanium or stainless steel (have a ss mug and the billy).
It's all a personal choice. I don't trust the possible negative contaminants from aluminum, particularly when cooking on hot coals etc.
Yep. I have seen large river/ ridge/rocks break down with heat. Experience tells me that Al pots have thousands of deep scrapes after use... ss and ti do not present the same road wear. Where do the scrapes go?
What scrapes? Where would scrapes come from when boiling water? I am really missing something here. I understand some having the fear of cooking with aluminum on a stove at home and using metal spatulas. But why the fear of boiling water and dumping said water into a freezer bag or cup?
AK, where are you on this?
BirdBrain wrote:
I have a survival bracelet. No worries here.
Dmax wrote:
I'm glad to see prices coming down. I don't remember the cost of my MSR kettle I bought in the 90's. the mug was around $45. I told everyone in the family it only cost 20 so they wouldn't take me to the mental hospital. Now with prices going down its time to get my wife a mug.
BirdBrain wrote:
One more thought about comfort in cooking on aluminum. I fully understand that as an issue to not use aluminum. I do not believe it is justified, but I respect it. I was not comfortable buying a down sleeping bag. I was afraid of it getting wet. My fear made me do something irrational. I bought synthetic. I was uncomfortable hiking across Maine in my usual trail runners (quite frankly I hike in sandals a lot). Fortunately a shakedown saved me from the mistake of wearing boots. I am nervous about trying a hammock. I think that nervousness is unjustified. I would like to try one. However, my concerns may keep me from doing something I might like. We all have preferences. It is ignorant to impose our preferences as best and other's as wrong.
odd man out wrote:
I aluminum is so toxic then why......?
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