Brand: Snow Peak
Model: Trek 900 Titanium Cookset
Material: Titanium
Capacity: 30.4 fl oz (900 ml)
Dimensions: Pot: 4.75" D x 4.25" H; Pan: 5" D x 1.5" H
Weight: 6.2 oz (175 g)
Finish: Natural Titanium
Handle Type: Folding Handles
Includes: Titanium Pot, Fry Pan (Doubles as Lid), Mesh Storage Bag
Features: Ultralight and corrosion-resistant titanium construction, nested storage for stove and fuel canister, multi-use cookset with pan/lid combo, rounded edges for easy cleaning and efficient heating

Features

The Snow Peak Trek 900 Titanium Cookset is a lightweight, two-piece camping cookware system designed for backpacking and minimalist outdoor use. It includes a 900 ml (30.4 fl oz) titanium pot and a lid that doubles as a small frying pan, both equipped with folding handles for compact storage. The set weighs about 6.2 oz (175 g) and measures approximately 4.75" in diameter by 4.25" high for the pot and 5" in diameter by 1.5" high for the lid/pan, with a stowed size of about 5" by 5.5". Made from corrosion-resistant titanium, it heats quickly and is suitable for boiling, simple cooking, and meal prep over various heat sources. The design allows the pot to nest a small stove and fuel canister or to integrate with other Snow Peak cooksets, and it typically includes a mesh storage bag for transport.

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