I use different types of cook wear depending on what locale I will be travelling through. For example in woodland or on bushcraft trips I use a trusty Zebra stainless steel billy. However for hill walking I take a stove and my cookware choice for the hills is a simple one. Nothing has beaten my AlpKit MytiPot & MytiMug. Let's check them out.
AlpKit MytiMug is a bit of gear that was purchased many years ago and
it has been on every trip since. Worth the investment. Its such a
handy size too!
The AlpKit MytiMug
It’s a cavernous 750ml capacity so is big enough to fully hydrate in
the mornings with a massive brew. I really like the handle which is
easy to fold out, with loops big enough to fit big hands through and
it feels strong to hold too. I have been using this mug for about 5
years now and it has seen a fair amount of use to which it has held up
perfectly. One part I never use is the lid, which I have left at home
since I bought it.
AlpKit MytiMug and MytiPot are the perfect partners. So lightweight
yet so strong. Great for wild camping cooking.
1350ml capacity and a lid that can be used as a frying pan too. My
version is so old that the handle separated from the pot to be
attached to the lid for when you were using it as the frying pan
(never used it for frying mind) but I believe the newer versions have
an inbuilt handle. This is my main concern with the old version; as if
you lose the handle you are pretty much screwed.
I would recommend the set for anyone looking to get into lightweight
wild camping as I have used mine for trip after trip and not had an
issue. Just remember to look after the handle if you get an old
version!
Recommended
-Sunny