The GSI Pinnacle Dualist II - Our New Favorite Two-Person Cookset For Backpacking

Thanks to GSI for providing the Pinnacle Dualist II cook set for this review. Get yours here: alnk.to/9bnXdYi (paid link)
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Thanks to GSI for providing the Pinnacle Dualist II cook set for this review. Get yours here: alnk.to/9bnXdYi (paid link)

[@steveeichelberger806]

I stash a large fuel canister, Snow Peak GigaPower stove, GSI pot scraper, wash cloth, and both bowls and cups in mine. Has been my motorcycle cook kit for years.

[@Terradrift]

It’s a solid piece of gear for sure! Love the nesting capabilities!

[@NightlyJazz]

Nice video. I picked one up today and needed this info. Thanks

[@Terradrift]

No problem 👍

[@godafatheradventure7516]

nice and compact cook set, i like GSI outdoor...

[@Funkteon]

With the bowls inverted like you showed, you can fit the large version of the 'TOAKS Titanium Woodgas Stove' between/inside the two bowls, meaning you have a high efficiency (and high heat) stove that only needs a few dry twigs to cook your meals.

[@chrish3265]

Can you put in on straight fire in a fir pit or do you have to have the mini stove.

[@Terradrift]

We’ve not used it in an open fire, but the silicone was on the handle might melt if it gets too hot. Same with the plastic lid, of course. Open flames will also cover your cookware in soot.

[@Funkteon]

There's a fully stainless steel version of this exact kit, however, stainless steel is HORRIBLE for things sticking to it, making it only useful for boiling water - which you can do with MUCH cheaper cooking kits... If you can change up your cooking setup to include a woodstove that takes sticks, you can use this hard anodized aluminium version shown in this video which is non-stick, meaning you'll never need to scrub the living shit out of it after every meal...

[@GSIOutdoorsLLC]

Awesome review! Love the enthusiasm! 🙌

[@ilpanta5768]

what is the difference between dualist and microdualist ???

[@Terradrift]

The MicroDualist is smaller and lighter.

[@Zw1d]

I'm using microdualist and I don't see how you'd need a larger set, it already can boil 1.4L of water, the only thing i can see might be better is the teflon coating that microdualist does not have.