Vargo Titanium Sierra 750 Ultralight Pot/Bowl Combo

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Made of lightweight, biocompatible titanium, the Vargo Sierra 750 is large enough to use as a cooking pot and small enough to use as a bowl. The 25-ounce pot has a foldable handle, which makes it easy to convert to a bowl and convenient to pack Read More

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May 10, 2018

Titanium plus heat and atmosphere will have some hydrogen embrittlement

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Fred45

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May 6, 2018

$39.92 available today at:
https://www.backcountrygear.com/vargo-titanium-sierra-750-cup.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjwz7rXBRD9ARIsABfBl80Ur5VlPNbVqBSbGtsrHpB12W7_ZZCaSe1pcRexCP-0vVNqxs6Y8vsaAvA3EALw_wcB

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chugger

Sep 16, 2017

I've blackened mine on my wood stove, then put it in a firepit to burn some carbon off. Gave it a little color but didn't warp it at all.

Decent as a cook pot or bowl. Not so decent for drinking hot coffee/tea. (slouches out too easily, at least in my hands)

A random review of the folding stove using the sierra:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rkl7wkhSSRQ

ducman

May 6, 2018

chuggeryou recon it will handle frequent firepit use? Id like to make some damper and this looks great but dont want it warping on say the 3rd run :P

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chugger

May 6, 2018

ducmanI've only used mine to boil water for coffee and tea when using it on my wood stove . (I've did Knorr but not over wood)
Throwing it in the red coals of the firepit to burn the carbon off was mostly just an experiment. And I considered doing so to be abuse.
I was worried it might warp so was impressed that it came out clean with no noticeable warping.
Would it survive that kind of abuse multiple times? Honestly, I don't know.

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