Brand: Boundless Voyage
Model: Ti2005C
Material: 99.8% Titanium
Folded Size: about 130 × 85 × 105mm
Using Size: about 130 × 85 × 200mm
Pot Size: about 125 × 78 × 100mm
Stove Size: about 130 × 85 × 97mm
Capacity: 800ml
Weight: about 230g
🌿 Key Benefits
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2-in-1 cooking system: Combines an 800ml titanium canteen cup with a compact wood stove base for boiling water, heating drinks, and simple meals.
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Natural fuel compatible: Can be used with twigs, small branches, biomass, and solid fuel when appropriate, reducing the need to carry gas canisters.
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Folding handle and hanging ring: Use it as a pot, mug, or suspended camp cup over a fire setup.
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Ultralight and packable: About 230g and folds compactly for backpacking, bushcraft, camping, hiking, and emergency kits.
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Outdoor-ready design: Suitable for boiling water, making coffee, cooking noodles, heating soup, and basic trail meals.
🌎 Why Titanium?
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Heat and flame resistant: Titanium performs well for outdoor cooking and boiling water.
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Ultralight but strong: Lighter than many steel alternatives while offering rugged outdoor durability.
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Rust and corrosion resistant: Built for wet, snowy, humid, and rugged outdoor environments.
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Flavor-neutral and non-toxic: Titanium does not retain odors or flavors, helping water, coffee, soup, and food taste clean.
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Long-term reusable gear: A durable alternative to disposable cookware and short-life camp cooking systems.
❓ FAQ
Q: What fuel can I use with the stove?
A: You can use twigs, small branches, biomass, or solid fuel where safe and permitted. Always follow local fire regulations and outdoor safety rules.
Q: Can the cup be used directly over flame?
A: Yes. The titanium canteen cup can be used for boiling water and heating food over suitable outdoor heat sources. Use caution and proper heat protection.
Q: Is this set suitable for backpacking?
A: Yes. The set weighs about 230g and folds compactly, making it suitable for backpacking, bushcraft, hiking, and emergency kits.
Q: What can I cook with it?
A: It is best for boiling water, making coffee or tea, heating soup, cooking instant noodles, and preparing simple solo camp meals.
Q: Does titanium affect drink or food flavor?
A: No. Titanium is flavor-neutral and does not retain odors, helping drinks and food taste clean.
