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Keith Titanium Ti6300 Multifunctional Cooker

Keith Titanium Ti6300 Multifunctional Cooker

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Made of strong, lightweight titanium, the Keith Ti6300 cooker makes a versatile addition to anyone’s cooking system. It features a 900-milliliter capacity, a nonstick interior, and handles that fold back to save space in your pack Read More

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rustyjus
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Jul 24, 2019
i lost the silicon gasket from my cooker... does anyone know where I can get a cheap replacement? thanks
rustyjus
31
Jul 25, 2019
Thanks
chugger
Jul 26, 2019
rustyjusLooks like that should work. I found this response from Keith on Amazon when someone asked about spare gaskets: We will order some silicone seals as backup from Keith Titanium factory very soon. If any of our customers need it, please contact Keith Titanium USA. The silicone seal itself is free and you only need to pay the shipping. Thank you!
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NitrobeS110V
0
Jun 27, 2019
I have both the Vargo BOT HD and this. I Iike this one more. The building guilty is the same. Hell, I even think they are made in the same factory. The advantage of the KEITH TITANIUM TI6300 is that it does not have the pressure seal problem and the hard to clean lid. I can make it a water bottle by getting LavaLock Food Safe BBQ grade High Temp RTV Silicon to seal the steam hole. Anyway, I like them both A LOT. Great buy!
T_T_T
4
Nov 14, 2018
What was the price in the most recent drop?
g33kyg1rl
91
Nov 8, 2018
I received one of these as a gift a year ago, so hoping my experience with it will be helpful. This is definitely a specialty item, and I do not take it with me on backpacking trips, and only occasionally use it camping. I had hoped it would function, (as they state it does) like a pressure cooker, thus saving cooking time, (and fuel). The American version of this cooker has a vent hole and does not function as a true pressure cooker, so do not expect faster cooking times than a normal pot, and in my tests, it actually took longer than a regular pot, for white rice. As another poster pointed out (I agree with plexus) this pot does not safely sit on all backpacking stoves, and due to the tall design, you need to take more care than the average shorter pot, to avoid tipping it over. White rice takes an average of 20-25 minutes. I had thought the big selling point would be for brown rice, which I only tried once, and I remember it taking forever, so you will use a lot of fuel. The only real selling point, is that you don't have to stir, and it doesn't burn the rice if you use a small flame. It is worth noting that due to the small diameter, your backpacking stove really needs to adjust down to a small flame. It doesn't make any sense to use it with dehydrated meals, so unless you primarily cook rice or quinoa, this is a specialty item that for many, may not be worth it. If you've got money to spare and like to collect gear, you will probably be just fine with it. Just don't expect it to replace a normal backpacking pot.
g33kyg1rl
91
May 10, 2019
My pleasure. For what it's worth, for long thru-hikes, I typically take a medium sized titanium mug. Even a large one works well, and is super lightweight.
utopik
22
Jul 24, 2019
g33kyg1rlThank you for the helpful review. All made perfect sense. I think another selling point may be the soup it naturally creates after cooking. Did you like the soups?
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JJ88
165
Nov 8, 2018
I got mine last month from the most recent drop and am pleased with mine. Made some brown rice with it and was pleasantly surprised how it turned out. It's a nice quality kit.
plexus
52
Nov 8, 2018
OK... I bought this over a year ago from a previous drop. We used it on a number of back country trips and it required some learning and adjustment to be useful. First, it doesn't fit on my stove safely - the diameter is just a bit too small to fit on my MSR Whisperlite stove. I have to use the metal grill off my stick stove under it to hold it safely. But this ok because it distributes the heat and allows the cooker to simmer better than on the direct flame. But without that grill, we can't use it. I tried cooking dehydrated meals in it but its not better than a wider stove - it's harder to stir because its so deep and food tends to burn. I thought we could use it as an alternative pot for general cooking, but no. As a rice cooker its great but it takes longer than a pot. However you don't have to stir it to prevent burning when you use the internal container. With the internal contain for the rice, it works great. I fill the outside pot with just enough water to fill the gap between it and the inner pot. then measure out the water needed for the rice and the rice of course and let it simmer. The rice I use says 15 mins but this pot takes just over 20. For rice, I think I prefer it than a regular pot so I dont have to stir it constantly. But that's the only benefit so far.
g33kyg1rl
91
Nov 8, 2018
LOL...yeah, it doesn't take much to amuse me either. Just for me personally, I tend to use the instant brown rice rather than lug around the fuel necessary to cook raw rice when backpacking. For camping, where the weight of fuel isn't such a big deal, I totally agree.
plexus
52
Nov 8, 2018
g33kyg1rlI dont use raw rice either - that would take upwards of 56 minutes I estimate. I use parboiled rice with spices, by unvcle bens. at home on the stove it takes about 15 min. with this cooker camping it takes around 20. i ve also used instant rice which takes around 5 minutes, but we prefer the more wholesome par boiled and we carry for fuel for it for a week no problem. if we nneded more fuel efficiency (eg. longer trip) we'd use instant.
mbeeezy
78
Oct 22, 2018
I was hoping to have this for a Thanksgiving trip. Any idea if the shipping is delayed from China or if it's delayed by MD? Really would like to see an estimate beyond "if it's 30 days late..." :(
wcollins63
12
Oct 20, 2018
Just received an email from Massdrop that this item will be shipped late. "Due to an unexpected delay, these orders may ship later than the original estimated ship date. Our apologies for any inconvenience. If we find that the drop is going to be delayed by more than 30 days, we will let you know."
This item was ordered on 26 Sep 2018 with an expected ship date of 19 Oct 2018. Perhaps I will receive it by mid December?
mbeeezy
78
Oct 21, 2018
wcollins63If we're lucky. 🙄
RichSchwartz
4
Sep 26, 2018
Could this also serve as my water vessel instead of my canteen? Thank you for any help.
gt300
4
Sep 26, 2018
RichSchwartzPicture shown there's small vent hole on lid , so unless you put a bandaid over the vent hole, it's not a watertight vessel
gt300
4
Sep 24, 2018
How much the outer pot weight on its own?
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