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Trek 1400 Titanium

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$44.82 $64.95 In stock

Category: Cookware

Crafted from Japanese titanium, the Trek 1400 is a group-sized backpacking cookset. With a nesting frypan and pot, the Trek 1400 offers everything needed for backcountry cooking. The Trek 1400 is ultralight, features foldable handles and can easily store the Trek 900 and Trek 700 inside, making it an easy addition to any pack. Pair the Trek 1400 with the GigaPower Stove Manual Renewed for a backcountry set-up.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Amelia W. ★★★★★

I was surprised how well the frypan handles over a camp stove without hot spots—the titanium distributes heat evenly for a group meal. The nesting design saved tons of space in my pack, which made the hike in much easier.

Timothy ★★★★★

The titanium is crazy light compared to my old aluminum set, and the nesting frypan actually fits a real breakfast for two. Cleaned up way easier than I expected after scrambling eggs in it.

Benjamin ★★★★★

Took this on a four-day trip for two people and the nesting frypan saved so much pack space. The titanium is way lighter than my old aluminum set, though it did scorch my pancakes a bit until I got the hang of the heat.