Budget version of the Mors Pot?

[Highbinder]

Hey guys,

I love the Mors pot, but at £45 it's quite steep for what is basically an aluminium pot.

Can anyone recommend a similarly sized (1.6l) aluminium pot that comes with bale? Even one that doesn't, as I don't mind drilling a few holes and fitting my own.

It seems the bale is the hardest criterium to tick - originally I had planned on picking up a Ti pot but failed to find any EU sources of a 1.6l pot with bale - TOAKS do one but it's US only as far as I can see - which at approx £47 (plus duties of course) really shows the mark up on the Mors pot.

Many thanks as always

 

[Jared]

Pathfinder Bush Pot... atleast available (Heinnie has 'em) for £35.

I believe Open Country make the Mors Pots. http://www.opencountrycampware.com/products/CAMPING-EQUIPMENT/Coffee-Perks-and-Boilers/
Whilst the 5 & 12 cup versions cheap... no 8 cup.

 

[Corso]

does it have to be alli and have the handles?

12cm Zebra pot for £12

https://www.raymears.com/Bushcraft_Product/197-Zebra-Stainless-Steel-Billy-Can-12-cm/

 

[Highbinder]

does it have to be alli and have the handles?

12cm Zebra pot for £12

https://www.raymears.com/Bushcraft_Product/197-Zebra-Stainless-Steel-Billy-Can-12-cm/

Yes mate trying to stay away from SS - ideally Aluminium or Titanium -

Although smaller, you can get the TOAK Ti 1.1l for almost the same cost as the Al Mors Pot,

https://www.amazon.co.uk/TOAKS-Titanium-1100ml-Bail-Handle/dp/B00F4MK892

Pathfinder Bush Pot... atleast available (Heinnie has 'em) for £35.

I believe Open Country make the Mors Pots. http://www.opencountrycampware.com/products/CAMPING-EQUIPMENT/Coffee-Perks-and-Boilers/
Whilst the 5 & 12 cup versions cheap... no 8 cup.

Ah shoot, the 7-8 cup (1.6-1.8l) is the size I'm after. Great prices on them tho huh!

 

[The Cumbrian]

What about these from Alpkit if you don't mind modifying your pan:

https://www.alpkit.com/products/alipots

And if you don't want to modify it:

https://www.alpkit.com/products/chainset

The fitted pan handles can be easily removed and reattached too.

Cheers, Michael.

 

[Corso]

do you mind me asking why no steel? usually people worry about aliminium

 

[Tonyuk]

Looks like a zebra with the lip bent out and a thinner bail. I prefer the tatonka 1.6 liter billy, and excellent piece of kit IMHO, fried spam in the lid at the weekend while poaching eggs in the main pot, lovely.

Tonyuk

 

[Highbinder]

What about these from Alpkit if you don't mind modifying your pan:

https://www.alpkit.com/products/alipots

And if you don't want to modify it:

https://www.alpkit.com/products/chainset

The fitted pan handles can be easily removed and reattached too.

Cheers, Michael.

Wowee, hadn't seen that chain set before - very clever!

do you mind me asking why no steel? usually people worry about aliminium

For the weight, mate. I'm not a worrier, so a suggested link to alzheimer's doesn't bother me.

I'd go with Titanium for the cool factor, but IMO it underperforms as cookware with it's poor heat transfer. Ti frying pan? Harharhar!

 

[dave89]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Nesting-Billy-Can-6-Piece-Cooking-Set-Outdoor-Travel-Camping-Stove-Pots-Pans-/160289657997?hash=item255202148d:m:mok-FdKFD3ZSHOq_XdXZNPA

I've got these, do the job and the lid doubles as a pan

 

[sunndog]

Easy enough to add a bail to any pot with a lip