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The Essential Trek pot set is a practical, easy-to-pack set that consists of one litre pot and pan and one 0.6 litre pot. These ultra-lightweight pots fit easily into a backpack and are perfect for your cooking needs in the field.
The pots are made of anodized aluminum that conducts heat well. The slightly thicker bottom compared to the sides of the pot contributes to a more even temperature throughout the pot and minimizes the risk of burning your food. The bottom also has a spiral pattern that ensures optimal heat transfer and adhesion to the pot support on the stove.
The included pan, made of anodized aluminum with a ceramic non-stick surface, serves as a lid for the one-liter pot. The 0.6 litre pot comes with a plastic lid which also serves as a colander. Three handles are included so that both pots and pans can be used simultaneously. One of the handles locks the set in the packed position.- Set of one 1-liter and one 0.6-liter pot made of anodized aluminum, which conducts heat efficiently and effectively
- The non-stick pan works as a skillet or as a lid for the 1-liter pot
- Lightweight plastic lid for the 0-liter pot.6 liter pot features a silicone handle and also functions as a colander
- Spiral pattern on the bottom of the pot ensures optimal heat transfer and advertises additional adhesion to the pot supports on the stove
- 3 adjustable and removable handles allow for easy cooking or carrying of pots
Weight:410 g
Capacity:1.6 l
Height:14.5 cm
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- Product parameters
- Manufacturer: PRIMUS
- Product code: P741450
- colour : šedá
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Based on Swedish technology, Primus has been a globally recognized pioneer of outdoor cooking since 1892. Since then, our innovative products have enabled countless expeditions thanks to their outstanding quality and performance: a Primus cooker accompanied Roald Amundsen when he was the first man to reach the South Pole on 14 December 1911. Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay used the Primus cooker on Mount Everest when they reached the summit on 29 May 1953.
But these are just the most famous of several pioneering adventures that have relied on Primus cookers in the past. To this day, our search for improved technology and clever solutions has not stopped for most adventures.
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