GSI Outdoors Halulite Microdualist -
Eat well without hauling too much weight into the woods.
The longer the trail, the tastier the dinner. Especially when you and a partner use the GSI Outdoors Halulite Microdualist Cookset to cook and eat your backcountry grub. At a little over a pound, this ultralight cookset supplies you and a camp companion with a cooking pot, a strainer lid, two bowls, two insulated mugs, two sip-it lids, two telescoping foons, a stove bag, and a welded sink-stuff sack.
Fabric:
- Two nylon lids feature Sip-It openings for drinking, and the main lid includes a strainer; all are crush-proof and heat-resistant
- Crushproof, heat-resistant nylon lid and silicone ring will not deform in packs and includes an integrated strainer
- BPA-free nylon lid is lightweight and features an integrated strainer ideal for use with pasta and steamed vegetables
Fit:
- 2 telescoping foons give you the functionality of a fork and spoon, and they fit compactly inside the cook system
Wash and Care:
- Ingenious welded stuff sack holds set while traveling and doubles as a sink or wash basin in camp
- Included stuff sack protects the whole cookset from damage in your pack but can be used as a sink for washing your dishes without interfering with the wild watershed
Insulation:
- Set includes hard-anodized 1.4 liter pot with strainer lid, 2 insulated mugs with lids, 2 small bowls, 2 telescoping foons, a small stove bag and a welded sink
- Two insulated mugs and two bowls work for eating and drinking and are made with lightweight, durable Infinity BPA-free polypropylene, which keeps them leach-free and resilient to heat, odors, and heavy pressure inside your pack
- Unique bowl+mug solution with low center of gravity and sip-it lid virtually eliminate spills while the insulating sleeve keeps drinks hot
- Pot features a locking, coated pot holder that also locks down the system when packed
Traction and Grip:
- Coated handle provides a comfortable, secure grip; handle locks into place for cooking and secures the entire set for transport
Manufactured:
- Bowls and mugs are made with Infinity, an ultra-lightweight, BPA-free, recyclable alternative to Polycarbonate resins; will not absorb food odors or leach chemicals into your food/beverages; completely dishwasher safe
- Halulite cookware is made from a proprietary alloy as light as Titanium that conducts heat better and more evenly; each piece is also Hard Anodized to withstand scratches and abrasions
- Mugs, bowls and foons are made from BPA-free Infinity polypropylene plastic, which has a high melting temperature and is dishwasher safe and completely recyclable
Features:
- Stove bag stores your ultra-light backpacking stove while the pot provides plenty of room for a 220g fuel canister (both sold separately)
- GSI Halulite Microdualist cookset includes a welded sink that doubles as a carry bag; included stove bag holds your backpacking stove (sold separately)
- Clear polypropylene mugs nest securely inside the polypropylene bowls, which in turn nest within the pot; color-coded mugs and bowls prevent mix-ups
- Heat-resistant foons, formally know as a sporks, unfold to provide cooking and eating convenience
- (2) - Sip-It tops
- Hard-anodized Halulite alloy pot distributes heat evenly for fast and efficient cooking, and is extremely lightweight and abrasion resistant
- The 1.4L Halulite (hard anodized aluminum) pot features a non-stick coating, provides incredible abrasion resistance, and quick boiling and cooking times
- Includes one 1.4 liter pot with folding handle, two mug/bowls with sip-it lids, two telescoping foons, one stove bag, one strainer lid and one stuff sack/camp sink
- Weighs 18.0 ounces
- Flip-up tab on top of lid makes for easy lid removal
- Ultralight backpacking stove and 110g isobutane fuel canister (both sold separately) can also nest within for a complete and compact cooking system
Backcountry Edge
Updated for 2012! An ultra-lightweight alternative to the award-winning Pinnacle Dualist, the GSI Outdoors Halulite MicroDualist cook system allows ounce-counting backpackers, fast-packing alpinists and bike tourers to trim packed weight without skimping on backcountry meals.
Campsaver.com
The Halulite MicroDualist from GSI has a crushproof, heat-resistant, nylon lid that will not deform in packs. Convenient folding handle locks into place for cooking and secures entire set for transport. Ingenious, welded stuff sack holds set while traveling and doubles as a sink or wash basin in camp.
REI
The compact GSI Halulite Microdualist cookset helps you shave weight from your pack without giving up all the comforts of a full cookset.
Imported.
Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS)
For a super lightweight, efficient, and durable backcountry cookset for two, it doesn't get any better than the GSI Halulite MicroDualist.FontanaSports.com
Diminuitive, integrated cooking + eating solution. Great for ultralight backpacking trips.
Crushproof, heat-resistant, nylon lid and silicone ring will not deform in packs and includes an integrated strainer.
Convenient folding handle locks into place for cooking and secures entire set for transport.
Unique bowl + mug solution with low center of gravity and Sip-It lid virtually eliminate spills while the insulating sleeve keeps your drinks hot.
Ingenious, welded stuff sack holds set while traveling and doubles as a sink or wash basin in camp.
Features:
•2 Person.
•Weight: 18.0 oz.
•dimensions: 5.60` x 5.50` x 5.90`
•Material: Non-Stick Coated, Hard Anodized Aluminum, Clear Po.
•Includes: 1.4 L Pot, Strainer Lid, 2 14 fl. oz. insulated mugs, 2 14 fl. oz. bowls, 2 Sip-It tops, 2 Telescoping Foons, Stove Bag, Welded Sink
Oregon Mountain Community
The GSI Halulite MicroDulaist is crushproof, heat-resistant and has a nylon lid and silicone ring that will not deform in packs and includes an integrated strainer.
USOutdoor.com
Crushproof lid made of BPA-Free resin prevents deformation of your pot/lid and includes an integrated strainer. Convenient folding handle locks into place for cooking and secures entire set for transport.88Unique bowl + mug solution with low center of gravity and Sip-It lid virtually eliminate spills while the insulating sleeve keeps your drinks hot. Ingenious, welded stuff sack holds set while traveling and doubles as a sink or wash basin in camp.
Average Price History:
| Activity: | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Built-in Strainer: | yes |
| Complete Set Weight: | 1 lb 2 oz |
| Cookware material: | Aluminum |
| Dimensions: | 5.9 x 5.6 x 5.5 |
| Grooved Bottoms: | no |
| Includes: | 1.4 L pot, strainer lid, two 14 fl. oz. insulated mugs, two 14 fl. oz. bowls, 2 Sip-It tops, 2 telescoping foons, and stove bag/ welded sink |
| Lid(s): | 3 |
| Material: | [pot] Halulite (hard anodized aluminum), [mugs/bowls] Infinity BPA-free polyproplyene |
| Non-Stick: | yes |
| Nonstick surface: | No |
| Packed Dimensions: | 5.6 x 5.5 x 5.9 in. |
| Packed Size: | 5.6 x 5.5 x 5.9 in / 14.2 x 13.9 x 14.9 cm |
| Pot Dimensions: | 5.6 x 5.5 x 5.9 in |
| Pot Grabber: | yes |
| Pot Volume: | 1.4 L |
| Pots: | 1 |
| Recommended Use: | ultralight backpacking, cooking for two |
| Storage Sack: | yes |
| Upc, Ean, Isbn: | 090497501470 |
| Warranty: | lifetime |
| Weight: | 1 lb 2 oz / 510 g |
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GSI Outdoors Halulite Microdualist Reviews:
Positive Reviews:
Great set, few drawbacks
This set worked out great for a 5-day backpacking trip, and will be great for several more. The nesting capabilities are awesome and fit my Snow Peak stove nicely. There are a few things I think need improvement but overall they are minor. The eating utensils slide out and snap once in place but there are nooks where food can get stuck and they are not the easiest to clean. My last trip was in bear country and I was a little extra cautious about keeping the cookset far from camp as a result of concerns over trapped food and scent. The folding handle almost comes apart if it gets tilted when opening and closing. The inclusion of a longer utensil for mixing and scraping the bottom of the pot would be appreciated. The "cup bowls" have an insulating cozy that stays wet and dries a little too slow for convenient multi-day use; I worry about mold and/or mildew occurring after days of continuous use. The lid gets really hot when bowling water. The stove pocket is really great for keeping the eating utensils strapped to your backpack, or separate from the stove, for long days of hiking and breaking to eat foods that doesn't need stove preparation.
Great Backpacking Cookset
This is a great cookset! I was recommended this by a freind of mine who camps a lot for a trip I was about to take, and I'm glad I got it. It's compact and lightweight, and can hold everything else needed except the food. I was able to store the stove (MSR PocketRocket), a small fuel canister, a firestsarter, and the GSI food scraper, all inside this cookset! I've mostly made soup in here, as well as a couple other easy dishes, and it works really well and cleans fast. The nesting bowls are super clever. The fabric 'sink' case is really smart and works well.
It took some time to figure out how to fit the PocketRocket stove inside it, but once I got it figured out, it goes in pretty easily (it's a tight fit). I hear the MicroRocket is smaller and fits better, but it wasn't available when I bought mine.
It took some time to figure out how to fit the PocketRocket stove inside it, but once I got it figured out, it goes in pretty easily (it's a tight fit). I hear the MicroRocket is smaller and fits better, but it wasn't available when I bought mine.
When I'm hiking, I eat like a race horse, and often require multiple bowls. Not only that, but packing down multiple bowls often means that youre taking up more space in your pack.
This set is just great, bowls fit in the pot, plus you can get creative and fit a few more goodies in the bowl inside the pot, like a small cylinder stove, powdered milk, or whatever else you choose.
The only problem that I found was that the sporks that are included are extremely flimsy, one of them broke on my first night out. Lesson learned though - dont try and stab your food, especially if its a dehydrated meal.
I'd definitely use this again, quite frankly, I enjoyed nothing more than a coffee in one of the bowls with the lid on, watching the sun drop.
A perfect fit
Other than a simple pot this was my very first complete cook kit. I got the set expecting just the bowls, pot, etc and then I find out that I can nest my stove and gas in the same package?? Perfect. I was torn between this and the snow peak starter kit. I went with this because I tend to have more than myself on excursions and if I need to cut weight I can leave some bowls/foons at home. It is a bit bulkier than the snow peak starter kit but much smaller than my tea kettle and coleman white gas stove.
I will say that the foons are kinda weak feeling but pack well. They do have some crannies that make them a little difficult to clean in the field.
I will say that the foons are kinda weak feeling but pack well. They do have some crannies that make them a little difficult to clean in the field.
Very nice
My son and I bought this and have taken it on a few trips now. We really like it. It works well with our alcohol stove. It was part of our plan to go lighter and it really helped. It was durable and compact. It heated nicely. The cup and bowl are durable enough for us and the collapsible sporks were convenient. Only complaint is that if the insulators around the cups get wet then they are hard to get dry without tying them to your pack all day or something.
Amazing!!!
I bought this cookset because I wanted a cookset that was lightweight and stores everything you need inside. I especialy love how the cup fits right inside the bowl. I personaly have no problems with foons(Sporks). The kitchen sinks also makes cleaning a flash. This cookset also stores a 100g fuel cansister my Snow Peak Giga Power Stove and the Windscreen. Awsome product GSI!!!
nice compact cook set
Nice cook set with plenty containers for two in well-designed stacking. Packs inside pot with option to include a small stove and fuel canister. The weakest parts are the spoons, which are flimsy.
Great Little Combo
This is a great little set, light, compact, heats fast. Only fall back is the sporks seem to be a bit flimsy, but definitely manageable.
cook set
This is a great cookset. love how everything packs in to a small pot. it is a great cookset for the money
Negative Reviews:
Plastic Lid
I sent this back when I found out the lid to the pot is plastic. In a survival situation, your metal pot needs a metal lid.
You need the ability to embed your pot into the fire when you have no camp stove. To make char cloth for example.
If it was metal, the lid itself can be used as a cooking skillet, singaling device or digging tool.
The design needs a little more thought. Perhaps from the end users perspective.
You need the ability to embed your pot into the fire when you have no camp stove. To make char cloth for example.
If it was metal, the lid itself can be used as a cooking skillet, singaling device or digging tool.
The design needs a little more thought. Perhaps from the end users perspective.
Neutral Reviews:
Great Kit but Feeble Foons
Plenty of options with this kit. Two bowls, two mugs with lids, and two Foons provide plenty of beverage and meal options for a couple of campers cooking over a number of different heat sources. When traveling solo, leave half the kit out to shave a few ounces.
If the bowls/mugs were just slightly wider, a larger 220g fuel canister could nest easily in this kit. For a two person setup, this is a totally reasonable expectation, especially since the the pot and bowls are wide enough. Minus 0.5 Stars.
The Tele-Foons are the only true failure. Too weak to handle even the most modest of stirs, scoops, scrapes, or slurps, one Foon failed on the second day of use while the other survived daily use for more than two weeks.
I suspect that the Foons were designed by people who do not use their own product (or quality control or management decisions sabotaged a decent idea). Whatever happened: Minus 1.5 Stars!
Widen the bowl/mug combo by a couple millimeters and de-Fool the Foons and this Kit by GSI becomes a Five-Star product.
I would recommend this product, but would caution against trusting the Foons.
If the bowls/mugs were just slightly wider, a larger 220g fuel canister could nest easily in this kit. For a two person setup, this is a totally reasonable expectation, especially since the the pot and bowls are wide enough. Minus 0.5 Stars.
The Tele-Foons are the only true failure. Too weak to handle even the most modest of stirs, scoops, scrapes, or slurps, one Foon failed on the second day of use while the other survived daily use for more than two weeks.
I suspect that the Foons were designed by people who do not use their own product (or quality control or management decisions sabotaged a decent idea). Whatever happened: Minus 1.5 Stars!
Widen the bowl/mug combo by a couple millimeters and de-Fool the Foons and this Kit by GSI becomes a Five-Star product.
I would recommend this product, but would caution against trusting the Foons.
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