Evernew ECA540 Titanium Ul Solo Set 750

On paper, this pot has a capacity of 750 ml. However, I've measured it and it's actually 820-830 ml (to the top of the rim). Just for your info, the Evernew Pasta Pot is exactly 750 ml.Also, I've found contradictory information regarding this pot fitting the Soto Windmaster stove. Now that I bought it myself, I can confirm - yes, the WIndmaster does actually fit! Well, sort of. It's a very tight fit and the key is not to try putting it horizontally. Also, use some sort of fabric bag to squeeze the stove inside. Otherwise, it will scratch the walls of the pot.So, the following nests inside:1. 110 g gas can2. Jeboil gas can support3. Lighter4. Soto WIndmaster 3flexAnd there is still some room left under the lid.Overall, I'd say this is a very good pot and it has probably the best volume-to-weight ratio compared to other 750 ml pots:Toaks 750 weighs 103 g. 760/103 = 7.38 ml per gram of weightEvernew Pasta Pot S weighs 93 g. 750/93 = 8.06 ml per gram of weightEvernew Solo Pot weighs 93 g. 820/93 = 8.82 ml per gram of weight

My first focus is on weight and second is on quality/durability. I searched and searched for an ultralight pot that's not bigger than I need and tried several before finding this Evernew set that I think is perfect. As others have said, I appreciate the insulated handles. I did manage to burn the coating on the bottom of the handles of the cup recently and just cut that back a little and all is good. I usually only take the cup backpacking because I'm solo and only need to boil water - enough to rehydrate a meal and then enough for a cup of hot chocolate or tea. So I do 2 boils in the cup at breakfast and dinner. I'm able to put a small isobutane canister inside the cup along with a mini Bic lighter, a very small piece of sponge, a BRS stove, and an MSR folding spoon. Then I put that within the drawstring bag it came with. It's an amazingly light and compact cook system for one person. I did one time use the pot for cooking a premade meal and scorched the bottom -- titanium heats fast and extremely hot. Was worried I had ruined the pot, but all I did was use some steel wool to scrub the bottom of the pot and it's as good as new with no signs it ever happened! Very happy with this purchase that will undoubtedly last longer than I will.

I use this as a pot and cup. They both weigh exactly 5 ounces on my scale. The pot weighs 3.2 ounces and the cup 1.8 ounces. The silicone handles are outstanding. I can easily fit my 100 g can along with my GSI pinnacle 4 season remote canister stove inside (or Pocket Rocket Deluxe stove). I got rid of my MSR titan kettle for this set and haven't looked back. A cracking bit of gear.

Coming from Toaks, thought I would give them a try. Super light and really like the handles. Storage bag is great in concept but already ripped. Looking for a third party one now. They are a little less durable due to how thin they are. Was able to nest a 4oz fuel can and a Soto Windmaster with the lid closed. Great set overall and am sure it will last me a lifetime.

Evernew titanium has no Cons besides the price. I use for solo camping and backpack hike.