Comparison And Review Of The Pathfinder Stainless Steel and Titanium Bush Pots 

Totally agree. Every piece of gear I’ve gotten from them have been great

Can’t fault you for that at all. And I agree, you can’t beat that stainless one. I love the titanium as it fits my needs better, but that stainless was much more versatile. I really miss the little pour spout on my titanium.

Thank you very much. I tried to make my background look good, but also be functional storage for me. Everything you see back there is useable tools for my different interests. Either bush pot you went for I guarantee you wouldn’t be disappointed. The steel one would be really good for 2-3 people because of its size. After using it a few years it has proven reliable, but I’ve noticed at the most I only fill half of it up, so I think I will be ok with the smaller one. If you do end up buying one, be sure to come show us some pictures over on the crafty crow show Facebook page. I’d love to see it, and I’m sure everyone else would too. Thanks for the comment, and I’m glad you enjoyed the video

Well hello neighbor, hope your having a great day. And thanks for the sub

Thank you sir. Beef stew or chili are the first things I always picture when I see pots like this for some reason….lol

Thanks bud. I know it’s only a little cook pot, but I can still get excited about little things sometimes

I’ll have to check that out. Thanks

I’m not sure if the pot would fit inside the cook set bag or not. I know the titanium probably would, but I never had the cook set bag to tell you for sure

Same debate I had between the two. Thought I would see how the titanium worked for a little while, but ended up giving the ss pot to a friend that needed one. No going back now….lol

LOL! Yeah….I may just buy the titanium bush pot just to have it because it’s really cool….if I can get away with it! My gf might take issue with buying more gear you know! When I see new gear I like, I usually buy it! LOL! Thanks!

thanks bud, I thought the lantern would be a nice touch too. I hadnt thought about putting them on the scale, but I will probably weigh my entire pack before my next campout. I may or may not have a video coming out on a new backpack I got next week, so a camping trip has gotta come up soon

@@TheCraftyCrowShow sweet! Yeah i would be curious to see what the weight difference would be. Of course the stainless pot is larger and would be at a disadvantage but still lol. That's the curiosity side of me lol.

@@jeffjackson5331 I’m not totally sure, but I may have weighed the steel pot with all the stuff in it on another video. I know I broke the scale out one time to find the overall weight of my pack, but I don’t remember which video it was 😂

@@TheCraftyCrowShow i will have to go back and look lol. Ultimately no biggie.

I think it was before one of my and Jason’s winter campouts. I’m gonna have to go back and look too, because I’m curious now too

Lol, no it won’t. Will just have to caveman it I guess….lol

Haven’t heard about ut, but I’ll sure take a look. Thanks!

It was, it was….lol

From looking at the dimensions just off their site, I believe it would just fit. Good question and looks like the answer is yes!

@@TheCraftyCrowShow Thanks for taking time out of your day Brother ! For looking into it for me ...

@@iam64lobo your very welcome. All about us learning together here, and others might have the same question. Now we all know 👍

Update.....It fits the solo lite.....as far as the loose handles....the handles pull out of the mount holes...once out give handles a squeeze and reinstall it tightens right up and they don't flop around anymore !

Awesome. Glad it fit like we thought. And thanks for sharing the tip on the handles. I’ll be doing that myself as soon as I get home!

It seems to be a good size for a single person. I was worried it would be too small myself, but I’m pretty happy with it. Maybe they will roll a bigger one out down the road for a multi person option

I am not offended at all, and that was taken as a respectful comment. I do agree, part of being in the outdoors is being physically fit and able to handle what may arise out there. I myself am obviously not in the best shape, and that is my own fault. My point with this however, was the less weight in your gear, the better time you can have. It is a personal goal of mine to get my equipment to the minimum and lightest possible, not only for the ease of carry but the challenge of my skills. I believe as your knowledge of the outdoors grows, your gear will shrink as you don't need as many things as you thought you did to survive. So my goal is not only for ease of carry, but to constantly refine my pack and equipment for the challenge of it. I know I refer to weight reduction in a lot of my videos, but I may not explain very well my other motives for the weight reduction. I also believe like you, and do not think you should sacrifice the quality of items for laziness. I try and test all my gear to see if it meets my expectations, and try to share that with everyone on the channel. That way I can help people with honest reviews before they waste their hard earned money on over hyped garbage.

Lighter means lighter. It doesn't mean "lazy." I means you can take more gear. No amount of working out will change the weight of your gear.