Msr blacklite pan.

[Jonbodthethird]

I like the idea of it but not the price. Can't justify the £40 for it. Can I use a Teflon thin cake tin instead? Will it knacker the Teflon on a fire?! Not sure if this has been done before? To be fair they Are £5 each. By the the way, new member and first post! So hello every one!


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[bilmo-p5]

One extreme to the other. Why not just buy an inexpensive non-stick frying pan?

 

[petrochemicals]

backpackingliteuk have got ultra light pans going. Also coleman exponent have lightweight cookware quality non stick, rated by fishermen. If yoy want efficiency though, a wide pan is almost as good as a narrow pan with a heat exchanger, consistently. Milled bases drag efficiency down compared to flat ones, and any exposed metal, so an insulated one with an insulating lid will go a long way.

 

[BearInTheWoods]

Talk about ripoff Britain!

 

[jiffi]

I have the set of blacklite pans from when I just was camping not bushcrafting they are excellent but expensive not sure how they would do on hot coals but should be fine on pretty much any kind of stove.

 

[Jonbodthethird]

One extreme to the other. Why not just buy an inexpensive non-stick frying pan?

Mainly because I already have a trangia grab handle and I would like to keep my pack light as I possibly can. Although I do believe in the phrase "carry light freeze at night" but to carry a frying pan just seems a little over zealous. Saying all this found a compact ba mess tins with a lid that could be just as useful for £7 with p&p. I have all the warmth and sleeping gear now my main aim now is prep, cooking and food. Quite impressed with this site I am defo buying a milbag.


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[ZEbbEDY]

yeh i like MSR gear but vastly overpriced compared to US prices