Lightweight Collapsible Camping Pot

Description

Asgard Lightweight Collapsible Camping Pot

Ever wish your cook pot could vanish when you pack up? This collapsible pot folds flat, rides light, and sets up in seconds. Perfect for solo coffee, ramen, or quick meals on the trail. Recommended safe boil volume up to 27.05 fl oz (800 ml) for efficient, controlled heating.

Product Description

Built for hikers and weekend campers who count every ounce, this collapsible camping pot trades bulk for smart packability without sacrificing function. The body collapses for a tiny pack footprint, then expands for fast boil-ups at camp.

If you are asking, “What is the easiest way to boil water on the trail without bulky cookware?”, this pot is the simple, space-saving answer.

Wondering “Is a silicone collapsible kettle safe to boil water in?” and “How do I use a collapsible kettle on a camp stove?” — follow the usage notes below for controlled heating and best results.

Color choices let you match your kit, and the wide opening makes stirring and cleaning straightforward.

For solo trips or a two-person brew, the recommended safe boil volume is 27.05 fl oz (800 ml) to keep bubbles controlled and pour-offs tidy. Pack small, cook big enough, and move fast between camp and trail.

Features

• Collapsible Body: Folds flat to save space in crowded packs while protecting interior gear from scratches.
• Quick Setup: Pops open and is ready to heat in seconds for coffee, tea, or dehydrated meals.
• Trail-Efficient Volume: Recommended safe boil up to 27.05 fl oz (800 ml) for smooth, controlled heating at camp.
• Easy Clean Opening: Wide top makes it simple to stir, pour, and rinse between cooks.
• Color Options: Available in Blue, Lime, and Olive to organize group kits or match your setup.

Specs

• Series: Asgard Lightweight Collapsible Camping Pot.
• Capacity Guidance: Recommended safe boil volume 27.05 fl oz (800 ml).
• Materials: Platinum Silicone (Body), 304 Stainless Steel (Bottom), Nylon plastic (Handle), Polypropylene (Lid).
• Product Dimensions (Ready to Use): 6.10 x 6.10 x 4.25 in (15.5 x 15.5 x 10.8 cm).
• Product Dimensions (Packed Size): 6.10 x 6.10 x 1.97 in (15.5 x 15.5 x  5 cm).
• Package Dimensions: 7 x 7 x 2 in (17.78 x 17.78 x 5.08 cm).
• Net Weight: 9.28 oz (263 g).
• Gross Weight: 10.60 oz (300.6 g).
• Volume (Max): 33.81 fl oz (1000 ml).
• Volume (Max for Boiling): 27.05 fl oz (800 ml).
• Warranty: Contact us via our contact page for prompt assistance.
• Color Options: Blue, Olive, Lime.

What’s Included?

• Collapsible Camping Pot Body
• Lid

Warnings

• Heat Control: Keep flames centered under the pot’s base; avoid direct flame contact with sidewalls if silicone is present.
• Fill Limit: Do not exceed recommended safe boil volume 27.05 fl oz (800 ml) to prevent boil-overs and spills.
• Stove Stability: Use on a stable, level stove surface and keep handles clear of direct flame.

Return & Exchange

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How to Use?

1. Unfold and Inspect
   • Expand the pot fully. Confirm walls are evenly seated and the base is flat on the stove.
2. Fill for Task
   • Add water or liquid, staying at or below the 27.05 fl oz (800 ml) safe boil guidance for best control.
3. Heat Gently
   • Start at medium heat to bring to a controlled boil.
   • Keep flame under the base only if silicone sidewalls are used.
   • Works perfectly with our portable gas stove.
4. Cook and Pour
   • Stir occasionally. For soups or ramen, remove from heat before vigorous rolling boil to avoid foam-ups.
5. Cool and Collapse
   • Allow to cool, rinse, dry, and fold flat before packing with other gear.

FAQs

Q: Can I use it to make coffee?
A: Yes, We hope this guide “Camping Coffee Pot Guide” helps you take your first steps toward becoming a true Wilderness Coffee Master.

Q: What is the best collapsible camping kettle for backpacking?
A: Look for a light, compact model with stable base and a realistic safe boil volume (this pot is optimized around 27.05 fl oz (800 ml)).

Q: Is a silicone collapsible kettle safe to boil water in?
A: Yes when used as directed. Keep flame under the base and do not expose sidewalls to direct flame.

Q: How do I use a collapsible kettle on a camp stove?
A: Expand fully, fill below the safe boil guidance, center the flame, and bring to a controlled boil before serving.

Q: What size collapsible pot do I need for one or two people?
A: A pot optimized around 27.05 fl oz (800 ml) safe boil covers solo coffee, tea, and many dehydrated meals.

Q: Does it come in multiple colors?
A: Yes. Blue, Olive and Lime are available for easy kit organization.

Q: Can I use this in winter conditions?
A: Yes, but keep fuel warm and start with lukewarm water when possible to reduce time to boil.

Q: US-specific: Is it allowed on stoves in national parks?
A: Generally yes on permitted camp stoves in designated areas. Follow local fire restrictions and park rules.

Q: Canada-specific: Any tips for cold weather boiling?
A: Use a windscreen, insulate your fuel canister, and keep the pot covered to retain heat.

Q: What is the easiest way to boil water on the trail without bulky cookware?
A: A collapsible pot gives you rapid heat in camp and folds flat in your pack.

Q: Collapsible kettle vs collapsible pot: which should I buy?
A: Kettles pour cleanly for drinks; pots are more versatile for meals. Pick the form that matches your cooking style.

Q: Which stove pairs best with this collapsible pot?
A: For a stable, adjustable flame in wind, use a compact canister stove like our portable gas stove. It centers heat under the base for faster, cleaner boils.