Sea to Summit X Series, Jetboil and Snow Peak for backpacking cooking.

After purchasing our Jet Boil and Jetset Utensils Kit, we started looking at lightweight, compact accessories to complement our cooking set-up. As much as possible we enjoy cooking and eat good food when backpacking. We normally have fresh red meat which we freeze for the first two nights and then move to freeze dried products. like Strive and Backcountry meals. Yes its a little extravagant, yes its extra weight but we enjoy rustling it up and sometimes even carry some red wine. Therefore we were looking for a pan which we could create and rehydrate meals in that wouldn’t compromise pack weight. We came across the sea to summit X-Pot and then purchased more X-series products which neatly stacked inside it. We have the bowl and two large mugs, the plastic cutlery set and then use the bowl attached to the jet boil for the two of us. We also bought the jet boil stainless steel pot support, which enables our X-pot to be used with our Jetboil stove.
Why we love this system
- The X-pot when you turn it upside down becomes a metal chopping board.
- They are all lightweight and stackable
- They are all constructed from food grade silicone and are BPA free
- The mug has a rigid rim that makes it easy to drink from
One other product worth a mention in the picture above is the strange looking metal object above the x-mugs! This is the Snow Peak Coffee Dripper which we use every morning on our backpacking trips to make fresh coffee. I have included the link below so you can check it out.
For more information on these products you can check out the links below…
- Sea to Summit X-Pot
- Sea to Summit X-Set – You will see there a different size sets you can buy
- Jetboil minimo – Wider Pot version of the standard Jetboil Size
- Jetboil Pot Support
- Snow Peak Coffee Dripper
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Sarah x.