Sigg oval bottle 0.6l

[blackwolf1]

Has anyone tried these bottles with the attached metal cup?
Looks like it may be a good peice of kit but,I don't think you could
cook in the cup,could you? Please forgive my ignorance.

Regards,
Blackwolf1

 

[Graham_S]

The cup is a bit small to cook in and a awkward shape. The bottle makes a good hip flask though.

 

[Pignut]

Love mine! The cup is to small to cook in but you can boil a brew in it!

Would love to replace the faux leather with a nice real bit

 

[benp1]

pignut, have you actually boiled in it? i asked this a while before (i have one) and people said the join went when they used it (the base and sides are 2 separate bits of metal)

 

[Pignut]

Yes I have boiled in it loads of times! never had a problem!

 

[benp1]

really? excellent. did you use open fire or stove of some sort?

how did you rig it up? did you use a pot hanger?

 

[maddave]

The cup is a bit small to cook in and a awkward shape. The bottle makes a good hip flask though.

What he said.... I'll be bringing mine to the moot filled with "a little something"

 

[Pignut]

really? excellent. did you use open fire or stove of some sort?

how did you rig it up? did you use a pot hanger?

Just on an open fire.

Stood on the grill

Regards

 

[WilS]

Seen it, like it, want it. Anyone got a good link, or guide-price?

Will.

 

[Jared]

Amazing how around Christmas, Blacks were selling the Sigg Retro for £15. Now can't seem to get them cheaper than £23.

 

[WilS]

23 quid? for a tin cup? Oh, go on then, I'll just have the one.