Snow Peak USA - Japanese-Designed Camping Gear

Trek 900 Titanium

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$35.72 $54.95 In stock

Category: Cookware

The Trek 900 is crafted from Japanese titanium using a historic manufacturing process. Use it to measure, strain, or boil over any heat source. The Trek 900 is large enough to stow a 250g fuel canister and a GigaPower stove, or a Trek 700, and fits inside the Trek 1400. With its compact folding handle and ultralight qualities, the Trek 900 is an essential piece of cookware for car camping or in the backcountry. Pair the Trek 900 with the GigaPower Stove 2.0 for a backcountry set-up.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe ★★★★★

The Japanese titanium feels incredibly solid but somehow still lightweight—measuring out water for my camp stove was a breeze. The built-in strainer holes are a nice touch for rinsing rice, and it handles direct flame without a single issue.

Natalie ★★★★★

Boiled water for coffee on a windy morning and it heated way faster than my old aluminum pot. The titanium feels feather-light in my pack, and I love that a 250g fuel canister nests right inside it.

Joseph ★★★★★

Strained my noodles right in this pot and the titanium barely holds any heat, so nothing stuck to the bottom. The 250g fuel canister nests perfectly inside it, which saves me a ton of pack space.