Snow Peak USA - Japanese-Designed Camping Gear

Trek Titanium Plate

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$11.94 $18.95 In stock

Category: Camp Cooking

Made in Japan using a historic manufacturing process, the Titanium Trek Plate is an ultralight tableware piece. With its sleek yet durable design, the Trek Plate is an ideal addition to a backcountry, camp, or everyday dining set. Pair the Titanium Trek Plate with a Titanium Trek Bowl or the Wabuki Chopsticks for a complete dining set.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Miles G. ★★★★★

The titanium surface doesn't hold onto food smells the way my old plastic plate did, so morning oats don't taste like last night's curry. It's thin enough to slide into the side pocket of my pack, and cleaning it takes about ten seconds with a bit of water.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

Weighs almost nothing in my pack, which is exactly why I switched from my old steel mess kit. Food doesn't stick to it either, and cleanup in a mountain stream takes about ten seconds.

Madison ★★★★★

Brought this on a three-day backpacking trip and it handled hot camp meals without warping or scratching. The titanium wipes clean with just a quick rinse, which I appreciated when water was scarce.