Hiney Pot

The Hiney Pot is a symbol of what is right about the ultralight backpacking approach. It is simple, lightweight and born out of the necessity to find the lightest cooking pot possible. At just a little over 2 oz we haven't found anything lighter.

Features:

• For being thin aluminum the pot is really quite durable. If you are rough on your equipment you might consider an Evernew 640 titanium pot.
• The pots ridges give it strength
• Paired with the Sputnik stove, it's a match made in heaven
• An insulating fiberglass hand grip will not burn and allows the pot to be picked up when hot.

Tip: Blow the stove out first before attempting to pick up the pot. Also attach a bit of cord to the lid tab which makes removing the lid easier.

Specifications

• Pot weight: 2 oz (59 g)
• Lid weight: .2 oz (6 g)
• Total weight: 2.2 oz (65 g)
• Height: 5.625"
• Diameter: 3.25"
• Capacity: 24 fl oz

Over time the fiberglass hand grip may discolor a bit but it is not because it is burned. Dirt, food and the oils from your hands get transfered, heat up and discolor the fiberglass.