| Favoured by many bushcrafters, campers and instructors, the zebra pot is strong, resilient and practical. Using a notched loop handle, these pots are easy to hang over a fire, and this model has a removable auto locking system to protect you from accidental spillages when you don’t have a smooth surface to work on. They come with a removable tray inside that can be used to steam food in the pot, or removed and used as a plate, cutting board etc. The 10cm and 12cm varieties fit snugly inside our honey stoves, while the 14cm and 16cm sit comfortably on top. Specifications (10cm) SC 127 Specifications (12cm) SC128 Specifications (14cm) SC129 Specifications (16cm) SC130 Specifications Lunch Pot (14cm) SC131
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19 January 2021 | Sean Only used this pot twice really happy with it, solid well made well worth the money This review has not been appraised.
26 February 2018 | Andrew This is just what we need for camping and cooking. Enough for two people so w can prepare a meal at home in Zebra pot then take it with us and reheat. 1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
30 November 2015 | Pierre This is a very good quality item, I can see this lasting years. 1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
09 October 2014 | Harry Great billy does exactly what you want, just a couple of dislikes. 1 the plastic clips need to be removed if your going to use this on anything that will allow flames up the side. 2 The description says will hold 1.5 litres, well it will but only if it's full to the top, if you are cooking with it then a litre is it's max, if you need more get the bigger can. 1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
25 August 2014 | George I wanted a durable pot for wild camps using a stove or open fire. Too heavy for backpacking but just right for kayaking or canoeing trips. Has enough room inside for a gas canister and a small burner. 1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
06 December 2013 | Frederick This is a well made pot if a little too heavy for the ultra lightweight brigade. I like the handle because with a full pot ,lifting it with a pot holder is a bit difficult. This pot is robust and will last a long time. Although I have only used it a couple of times I am satisfied that it is the pot that I needed.5Star 1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
08 November 2013 | Dave This is a fairly bomb-proof pot, and a bit heavy for carrying. I find it really good for wood fires or stoves. But... there is no means of tilting the pot to pour the contents out if sharing. I took mine to a welding shop and had a little loop welded to the side, near the bottom. Now I can hold the handle and tip it up using a tent peg etc. Will it last? Who shall I leave it to in my will? 6 of 6 people found this review helpful.
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