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Being titanium, it doesn't transfer heat very well at all. I have to hold it up above the flame and make circles to heat the bottom more evenly. So it's doable I suppose. Would I buy it again? No.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_thermal_conductivities
Interesting, thanks, never heard of Heavy Cover. Roughly half again the weight for about the same size pan, so presumably about half again the thickness (assuming Keith's ceramic coating is part of the thickness and anywhere near the same density as the alloy - which it should be.) That would give you more time to move the pan around to avoid scorching, but moving it would still be necessary on anything other than that nice bed of ashy coals he has. I'll stick to my anodized aluminum, just my preference. As an aside, I wouldn't recommend a lunch of nothing but fiddleheads and dandelion greens with garlic on the trail. That is seriously low-cal and has no place in high energy endeavors.
With regards to the identical SKUs, in the world of product design, some of us refer to it thin-labeling, off-labeling, skinny-labeling... basically rebranding a generic product from a wholesaler and either selling as-is or adding/improving on it a little bit. Now that you mentioned it, the pans look virtually identical. This Keith pan is only $34.99 compared to the Heavy Cover at $50. Decisions decisions....