can this cook set be used with Solo wood burning Stove - ultra light weight
1075462
I use them on a wood burning stove and have used them over the campfire. They are heavy on the bottom so the food does not burn as easy. Best camp cookware I have ever used.
1075463
I suppose it would. I can't think why not. Most of the weight when cooking would be for what's inside the pot rather than the pot.
338051
Yes. Just be cautious of fire temp. If you get it really high you will warp the charcoal grate
119421
Yes, it will work. I took mine camping and used it on my friend's home made fancy feast alcohol stove. It will work on any stove or over any fire that you can sit it over. Camp and wood fires (like the Solo) happen to leave more soot on it which you might view as difficult to clean because of the heat exchanger bottom but it works just fine.
1242813
Yes! This cookware can be used on gas and electric stoves safely and only requires low heat settings.
1937960
No I have used both the Original and Titan Solo extensively both do deposit soot and creosote on cooking pots. However I feel this is a very minor issue considering the weight savings, reliability, limitless fuel (as long as your not well above the tree line) and ambiance of using these nifty little units. especially the Titan. One of the best products I've seen in 50+ years of mountaineering. Buy a Solo and deal with the soot. You won't regret it!
1381126
I have seen it used on a rocket stove but not wood,you would have try that. I figure though, that as long as there is a consistent flame source, it might just very well work.
2118055
Possibly, however fire may damage the handles if left on the pot. On another point we found these pots warp quite quickly which really sucks considering the price of them. Very portable yes, mediocre quality!
2051952
YES you can!! I have done a full meal including buffalo burgers, rice and broccoli. I used the coleman backpacker grate over the fire. I clip the handles with a large office paper clip so they dont swing back to the pot. It works very well which is why I got it. I like wood fire cooking!
1312730
You should probably start with how you intend to use the burner. (for heating up a cup on the trail) ... where the home made stand or the ultralight stand would be fine ... if you need to cook on something more stable in a small footprint the firebox/emberlit types are a good choice for flexibility ... I actually like the simple Sterno Stove myself. IMO it offers the most stable platform. It breaks down flat to small enough size. You can use all the other materials, (chips, sticks, charcoal, pellets) to burn when you are out of alcohol and it is inexpensive. I did modify/fashion a mesh grate and burn plate to enhance it but still the most stable for any of my purposes. You should probably start with how you intend to use the burner. (for heating up a cup on the trail) ... where the home made stand or the ultralight stand would be fine ... if you need to cook on something more stable in a small footprint the firebox/emberlit types are a good choice for flexibility ... I actually like the simple Sterno Stove myself. IMO it offers the most stable platform. It breaks down flat to small enough size. You can use all the other materials, (chips, sticks, charcoal, pellets) to burn when you are out of alcohol and it is inexpensive. I did modify/fashion a mesh... » Read More You should probably start with how you intend to use the burner. (for heating up a cup on the trail) ... where the home made stand or the ultralight stand would be fine ... if you need to cook on something more stable in a small footprint the firebox/emberlit types are a good choice for flexibility ... I actually like the simple Sterno Stove myself. IMO it offers the most stable platform. It breaks down flat to small enough size. You can use all the other materials, (chips, sticks, charcoal, pellets) to burn when you are out of alcohol and it is inexpensive. I did modify/fashion a mesh grate and burn plate to enhance it but still the most stable for any of my purposes. « Show Less
1163720
Sure if its wet and you need to get wood started but to cook with I don't believe the flame would reach the pot unless you put something inside the stove to get the flame closer
1557641
Yes - as well as on non-induction cooktop. I purchased this set to replace some of my older cookware and to use with my induction burners.
1295053
The Solo Pot 1800 is the official companion pot for the Solo Stove Titan. The Titan nests inside and the whole kit fits together. You can google "Solo Stove" and purchase it directly on the official website or find it here on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IDCW9Z6
339233
Not sure I understand the question. Do you want to know if the trangia alcohol burner will work in the Solo wood stove? Or is the Trangia alcohol burner same as the Solo Alcohol burner. Look for Hiram Cook on Youtube for a good comparison of the two Alcohol burners. I believe they are the same size however you cannot store alcohol in the Solo burner. The gasket leaks. Also, the older trangia burners that came with the swiss mess kits are larger (wider) than the new models that are sold today.
1467862
It is worth buying even if a stove does not come with it!! I had bought the msr micro rocket stove seperate from this and it is the best stove to couple up with this pinnacle soloist product i own both and there awsome!!! Buy the the soloist cook set its a great system! !! Then buy the micro rocket from msr and you will have the best set up in my opinion!!
1381128
Yes, you just need to make the woodstove hot enough for what you want to cook. A hot campfire is ok, but smoke might become a problem.
1493517
Yes, but they will be smaller. The concept is the same. There are stove top ebelskiver pans that you can buy.
197318
So far the answer is yes for me. I would recommend using it a couple times with a pot you care less about - the pain on the burner burns off the first couple times you use it, and for me at least, left some black scorch marks on the bottom of the pan. I just used a new 30qt pot to fry a turkey with it last week, and the pot worked just fine and survived unscaved after being on the highest flame setting for almost an hour.