Nice set-up. I'm still on the Toaks 750ml kit @ 15oz with the bail & lid, a Toaks spork, an MSR2 stove, an MSR piezo ignitor, an MSR 110g fuel can and a scrub pad, but I also carry a 450ml cup (+2.7oz) that I pack with my food so it's effectively taking up no space in my pack besides just displacing the thickness of the cup itself which amounts to practically zero.

Very, Very, Nicely Done! Thank you for sharing, its always wonderful to find that perfect combination, especially in cookware, and this is outstanding, subscribed.

First time watching and I really like that kit.

That is a nice little setup. I think I’ll try it. Thank you for sharing

This is awesome! Great thinking. I might being using this. Always wanted a better way to have my coffee with breakfast.

Nice kit! Thanks for sharing!

Nice little set up 👍

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for! I've just purchased both

Great little kit you've put together, very nice 👍

sweet set up nice thanks for sharing!

That’s a nice ultra light solo cook kit. I love my alcohol stove from toaks and hiked with mine for over 3k miles and still rocking.

Am I the only one who winced, with the 'metal-on-metal' scraping of the cups? LOL!

Love it. And I believe the Toaks bag is designed to be a pot grabber, too.

Great stuff! I have a suggestion: To keep the lid from slipping into the pot I would take a stick, chopstick, long nail etc and thread it through the lid handle... Orrr... go borrow the Sasquatch next to your camp and have him hold the lid for you! You see? Problem solved! :D

I have both of tose pots, but have never thought of using them together. Thank you.

I've always hated having to wait to finish my second cup before packing my pot and the small objects in it. Now I use a 420ml cup for coffee that nests a Smartwater bottle in a side pocket. It also serves as a water scoop, to mix flavor crystals, and makes it easier to put the water bottle back in place.

Never saw the bowl before. Thanks!

Very nice!!!

Great kit mate. Perhaps in the future you can improve it by doing some mods to it. Tha's what we did. It's durable & weigh less but most of all affordable. Good luck.!

Boil water in your 550ml UL lidded cup, decant into the 550ml bowel set up Java Drip on the cup, pour in the water. Slightly off boil water is better for coffee I believe. (Tea man myself). Lid problem solved. Thanks for sharing Just Subscribed. Take care

I want on of these!

Just in case you didn’t know your coffee filer is designed to fit into the bottom of your fuel tanks bottom indention

nice set up. Might look at Batchstovez Imusa 10cm pot lid.

I have almost the same kit right down to the coffee filter. But I turn the fuel can upside down and nest it in a small zip lock full of coffee. And the concave bottom holds stove, lighter and more

Very well thought ot system, but what about wind protection? I agree that the 3D orange bags are useful, they make a good pot scrubber too!

For the lid to work on the larger, shorter pot: The most simple solution is to take a very small punch and make a couple of dimples from the outside of the pot, just below the lip, to make some protrusions. They don't need to be deep at all, and it won't add weight or affect the fit or function of the pots together. Alternatively, you could either get a sheet of silicone or a silicone O-ring that will fit just around the depression of the lid; this should increase the surface area on the edge to prevent it flipping into the fluid. The final thought would be to simply make a couple of dots of silicone with some RTV on the lid or pot, but this may impact cleaning (you could knock them off if the bond isn't tight enough to the surface). One final option would be to slightly deform the lip of the lid (maybe crimp a 'V' in a couple of spots around the lip) to also increase the surface size and once again preventing the lid from rotating. Thanks for sharing! I've seen some recent kits that have multiple nesting pots for a great price that might offer good solutions. Also, while I've been working to slim down my kit (a Toakes 750, 110g fuel, and BRS 3000T burner) I found that using the bottom part of my Esbit pot system, which is a natural wind-block and also allows me to use biofuel, fits perfectly inside the pot and allows me to use Esbit fuel tabs. This solution is more compact and lighter than the canister and works in all weather, and allows me much more room to store other things inside the pot as well. On my scale, the pot with a silicone ring around it, the orange Toakes cover, the lid, the Esbit pot stand, 4 Esbit tablets (in an ESD bag... they're durable and don't let the smell out), comes to a grand total of 244g (8.5oz). Fully packed, I load it with collapsable a Jetboil fork and spoon, a hot lips silicon lip, a garden-variety bic lighter, a pack of instant coffee (though regular wouldn't be much different), and brown sugar and powdered milk, which comes to 393g (13.9oz). Of that, 103oz of coffee/milk/sugar are expected to be consumed, along with at least one Esbit tablet. Even with all that in it, there's still room at the top. Why Esbit tabs? I really love the compressed gas, and even alcohol options, but these work at any altitude (I live at over 7k' /2,134m) and typically go a good bit higher for adventure, and this also eliminates issues in extreme cold environments (I find myself doing more and more winter camping, which here can often be between freezing and 0F (-17.8C).

Just subscribed... ONLY to see if you do a 'nails-on-a-chalkboard' camping trip review...

I would just nest the 750ml and the 550ml D103 at the bottom , that way you have a perfect 2 cup kit with a perfect lid. No metal to metal scraping 🤙🏼

The lid from the D115 fits the D103 pot snuggly by accident, doubt from design, the inside of the D115 lid ridge fits snuggly the outside of the D103. Obviously the lid is hanging over the sides. This may not be ideal for your D95 550 + D103 550, but it works well in a different config - arguably better for cookign where stirring of food needs a bigger pot so not to spill of the 900 D115 fits within the D103 550 (which itself has no lid ) but that D103 550 can be used with the D115 lid to keep contents within such as when boiling.

Cool!

For the lid, lazy mode: tie a piece of not very flammable cord to the handle, so if it falls in you can get it out?

Very nice. Let’s face it, it’s all the coffee. 👍🏼

Re the lid issue, I know it’s a bit brutal but, as it’s so close, could you take a hammer to the lid at 3-6-9-12 o’clock and flatten/widen it by that small amount to prevent it falling in…??

Cut the handle off a GSI plastic cup and it sits perfectly inside the Toaks 750. Room inside for cooker and wind shield. Sorted

Have you tried using the Rota Locura CF lid? I have a 550 light and there may be enough lip on that lid to work with the wider pot

This is exactly the video I was looking for. I'm also looking for the best solution to have 2 pots with me, one for noodles and one for coffee, and want them all to nest within each other and be able to put a gas canister as well. The bowl definitely needs a proper size lead. My stove is large and will not fit inside but 750ml pot is too big for coffee, and storing my stove separately is okay, it's better to store the stove separately than a canister. Is someone going to make a perfect kit for people like us? There are no ideal options on the market. I've already spent 2 days looking.

Do you have a link to your little silicone grabber?

Can you use toaks 1300ml pot on open fire

I want one!

The fix is to roll the top end of the biggest cup over a couple of mm you will find that's the cure hope this helps you don't stress 😉

17:28 did you mention „it nests in a typical 900“?

Put a seal around the rim and it will not drop into the pot

Where do you get the mini fuel containers?

Thats a really tiny burner, what make is it buddy?

Nice kit! Presentation was a bit long and wordy. Liked and subbed.

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personally, I don't think size matters when it comes to gear. Weight, ok, but size, not really. The difference in weight when you go from one size to the other is so minimal. I get you "hikers" like everything to be crazy minimal but theirs's a point when you over do it, or in this case under do it. And the reason I put "hikers" in brackets is because I think if you speed though nature you're missing the point of being out their and might as well be walking on an indoor track.

maybe wrap a piece of aluminum foil around the lid to make it fit.

nice kit... but i'm not a gas man at all.

Literally everyone has known about this for years.

Looing for solid fuel like wood. Don t want gas.

You shouldn't rub metal like that, it always releases microparticles and you end up ingesting it, and then my friend is where the health problems that lead to hospitals begin.

You don't know the X-Boil😉