Sea to Summit X-Pots

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Bring your camp cooking kit into the new age with the Sea To Summit collapsible X-Pots.
Made with a hard anodised aluminium base fused to flexible food grade silicone sides, the X-Pot cooks in an efficient and versatile manner. When you’re finished, the pot collapses down to just 4cm in height, and leaves space to store X-Bowls and X-Mugs inside.
Cleverly designed, its clear BPA-free lid incorporates a strainer, heat-proof handle, and handy tabs on the side which both facilitates easy handling of the pot and keeps items secure in transit.
00:00 - Intro
00:23 - Product overview and specs
01:04 - Packed size
01:26 - Storage options
01:52 - Materials and construction
02:08 - External features
03:29 - Internal features
03:50 - Collapsing
04:23 - Burner suitability
05:23 - Recommended uses and reviews
06:05 - Summary

[@coralieofjumpwithnofear]

Oh!! These look good! I was just getting to the point with my growing kid where the tiny pot I have isn’t big enough anymore to cook meals for the two of us while camping, but I didn’t have enough sauce for a bigger pot. This could be the perfect solution!

[@SnowysOutdoors]

These are great, it's what I'm replacing my gear with as required. ~ Ben

[@darrennorth7987]

Wouldn't the 20 holes at the front be a breather spout to let steam out? I think what Ben means is the single hole is to aid drainage so you don't get a vacuum when draining. Same as the little cap the other end of some jerry cans.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

The 20 holes are what Sea to Summit call the inbuilt strainer, and its across all cookwear including the aluminium and stainless pots, etc aswell. They definitely act as breather holes aswell, though, for sure. ~ Lauren

[@titusmariner9863]

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[@SnowysOutdoors]

They are fantastic products. ~ Ben

[@eliofranco2251]

The look excellent. Can they stack inside each other? I know that they couldn't with the lids on, and for my purposes that's fine but if they could stack inside each other and store the lids separate, it would certainly work with my camp kitchen arrangement.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

The 2.8L pot fits inside the 4.0L pot but as far as I am aware the 1.4L won't fit inside the 2.8L. I don't have one on hand to test this with right now but I'll try and find out. ~ Ben

[@eliofranco2251]

Hi Ben. Thanks for getting back to me. If they are stackable then I'll definitely be getting a set. Will wait to hear back from you. Cheers

[@SnowysOutdoors]

@@eliofranco2251 confirming that the 1.4L pot does not sit inside the 2.8L. ~ Ben

[@eliofranco2251]

Hi Ben. Thank you for taking the trouble to find out for me. Cheers

[@user-tp6sl7ss6l]

@@eliofranco2251 The 1.4L can fit an xmug and xbowl in it though (all collapsed)

[@malcolmdraycott9273]

Would they be suitable for induction tops? Thank you.

[@coralieofjumpwithnofear]

Induction doesn’t work with aluminium, so I’d say they won’t.

[@malcolmdraycott9273]

@@coralieofjumpwithnofear yes,that was my guess,but just being hopeful as they look good.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

No good for induction unfortunately, best for gas stoves. ~ Ben

[@carolinamonr]

Se puede usar en casa?cocina a gas tradicional?

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Siempre y cuando la llama no supere el círculo indicado en la base de la olla, entonces podrás utilizarla en cualquier cocina de gas. ~ Lauren

[@-humveehoove-6106]

They need to make more or the small in charcoal

[@SnowysOutdoors]

They are often updating colours, keep an eye out for any updates to the range next year. ~ Ben