Fire Maple Antarcti 1.2 Litre Stainless Steel Pot | Better than a Zebra Pot?
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2022
- A Demo of the Fire Maple 1.2 Litre Stainless steel cooking pot.
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About this item
PREMIUM QUALITY: Manufactured with food grade stainless steel, strong and stable. Thicker walls provide better durability and heat retention ensuring years of reliable performance.
SAFE HANDLE & LID: Antarcti 1.2L pot features a unique lockable lid for easy handling and safe pouring. It also allows for a fixed handle while hanging with branches, hooks, etc.
PORTABLE: With only 452g, folded size of 14.7*13.1*16.4cm, the small size makes this cooking pot easy to take anywhere. While on the move, the durable construction protects whatever is inside. Great for protecting backpacking stoves or other valuables.
OPEN FIRE SAFE: This compact cook kit is perfect for outdoor cooking for hot meals, coffee, or boiling water. The drip spout doule works as a steam hole for safe cooking. This is a must have camping and bushcraft survival gear for boiling, cooking and steaming, always using a gloove while handing the hot pot.
VERSATILITY: Use the pot to cook over a camp stove or an open fire; you can also steam food with the steamer included, which is a great addition to your vegetarian recipe.Buying Link amzn.to/3X31taK
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Just picked this up... Along with some other pots...👍
Great video!❤
Cheers 👍
Great review on the pot Dan and great price that's is on my list thanks Dan 😊 👍👏
Cheers mate 👍
Looks like a no brainer tbh, I've been wanting a Billy pot, but I think I may just look for one of these instead, cheers Dan 👍
I'm digging it mate.
Hope you're well bud.
Dan x
Looks proper nice ! Grab a little shelf from Rough Timba for some bakin’
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Nice review Dan👍 I have the original Zebra Pot that was imported and modified with locking bail handle, works great but the lid is a little fiddly with the bail handle. This one looks great as well and the locking lid and steaming pan is a plus. Waiting to see you put it to use in a video soon cooking some delicious culinary creation. Take care mate.
I’ve loved my zebra pot. Just bomb proof. I’m hoping this one is in it for the long haul too.
Hey Terry. I've the modified bail clips too.
Do you know the clips have two positions?
In normal flopping up and down, when one lifts bail to straight up they hold the bail up, which does make the lid "fiddly" to remove, or have to lower the bail for ease.
~ The clips as other position: With bail straight up, the clips can be forced outward to clip/clamp onto the bail firmly. Which makes it easier to place the lid on and off with clips off to the sides.
Ha, either way/brand I'll probably forget my leather gloves. But will have my old Leatherman and bamboo spatula for assist.
~~ Well...I had to mention justin case.
@@brianbartulis9709 Hi Brian, thanks. My pot is from Firebox Stove and came with the spring steel handle clips already installed. I figured out how to use and it works as intended, and yes gloves and a lid lift is mandatory.. Cheers.
Good review mate, I've got the same pot , it's been sat there for months too, I was going to do a comparison video against the zebra 😂, good features on this pot , perfect for cooking in the woods 👍atb
I was going to grab the zebra mid video but have mislaid it temporarily 😂
👍 Well done short review. One must wonder what other interesting gear is languishing in your garage. 😂😂😂
hahaha!
Looks good. Send me two.
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yeah, if a clip modded Zebra pot had an assist ring on outside it would be perfect.
As said Bomb proof....near a work of art ta boot. (-:
Before I think of any close to doubles, I'll have to practice making rice for two in my 14cm Zebra. (1.8 liter)
As below, I've figured the steaming for fish/shrimp/veggies in it.
...and have a 750ml Toaks pot with bail too.
1.2 liter would be splitting hairs for a pot which holds the bail at 45°, for me.
Nice review Mr. CLB. Mmm, I have only just started using my Zebra Billy and I have had that 2.5 years lol
I need to get use out of that before plumping for another similar pot. I do like yours and Des Cattys one.
Hope your well mate?
Cheers Tim.
Yeah doing ok mate. Apologies for bailing on the camp. It was a crap week.
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@@CampLifeBushcraft Hey, no need to apologise to me, Dan.
Plenty of time you know.
Tell you what, you’d like it where we went as well as where we had planned to go. ❤️
Ooooh bushcraft dim sum!
Haha, knew you’d go there! 😂
@@CampLifeBushcraft Wow am I really that predictable? 😁 It looks really perfect for it though!
First thing I thought of with the steamer. Bushyboy Oz.
Nice, definitely better then a zebra pot👍
I think so to. Can’t wait to burn the crap out of it on the fire!
I'm not one for pots n shizzle but I like that
Me too! Seems like it’s been thought about.
Nice pot! Not lightweight as you say, so not one to take on a long hike maybe, but looks totally ideal for a social camp with a fire and prepping a meal for two etc. The handles are the best, I'm fed up with the ones that just drop down all the time. What's the real use/benefit of the locking lid? Good review, cheers, Warren :)
The locking lid is more for transporting, so your stuff stored inside doesn’t fall out. Which is why the zebra pot has plastic ones, but they’re a pain to put on and off all the time.. I lost mine years ago!
But being able to lock it while it’s hanging over the fire is a big bonus in case it falls off its hanger.
You can bake in it with the lid locked.
Got the first like 👍
Top man!
First time for everything buddy 😄
😜👍 yeah, saw you use this in one of the recent videos you’ve been in ……and thought ‘Why didn’t my Zebra come with a ‘steamer / collander’ tray?’ It’s a very well thought out pot / jumbo mug - very easy to justify buying one 🏕😍😎👍. I have a suggestion- because it’s a jumbo mug, you & Carly should be making some campfire mulled wine & sharing 🏕🍷
Love mulled wine at Christmas! Great shout mate 👍👍
@@CampLifeBushcraft Tips from an old soldier…either lick your bottom lip or put a section of gaffer tape on the lip so you don’t burn/ weld your lip to a hot, metal mug 😵💫😊👍
What size Zebra did you get Billy?
I got the 14cm and a 5" folding steamer fits in it, opens inside just enough for use of course.
Put a decent sized cookie cutter beneath the steamer and can get a li'l bit more room for water below the basket. ~ It worked great with 5" Firebox and Trangia burner.
~ I've not tried steaming fish, but surely it would work.
Some drilled holes in their Zebra bowl. Now I don't have to...being it's such a sweet SS bowl.
@@brianbartulis9709 snap. I’ve got the same size. Good to know. I’ve already used a mini ‘snap-ring cake tin in it to do some cake & bread making. Been using the cast iron camp oven to semi shallow fry homemade Onion bajhi too 😊👍
I just drilled holes in the Zebra, got the metal lock and have a small grill that fits perfectly inside if I want to cook sideways for baking or smoking a piece of meat. I got the bigger size and have had it for a long time, this in my opinion is too small for the sideways cooking or even just boiling water, 1.2 liter but that’s to the very top which you can’t do that making it much smaller. Granted I don’t backpack, I car/tent thus weight is not an issue but space can be because my dogs take the whole back seat.
Fit a wire mesh inside and you could probably use it as an oven too, it's certainly big enough
always wanted to try that : )
What size is that? 🤣🤣🤣
Funny fecker 🤡
@@CampLifeBushcraft 🤣🤣👍🤪
@@BurtonOutdoors what is the diameter of the pot and will a zebra insert fit into it