TITANIUM Cookware featuring PathfinderTi 

Perfect video! I love that you taught us how titanium relates to the other cooking materials and went over the pro's and con's of each. I just picked up a titanium grill as soon as it was released, thanks to this video.

You are definitely good at providing great detailed info on your videos. Great comparison of the different materials. Thanks

Your a legend, love the way you explain things so well and easy to understand 👍🏻

Great explanation of the options Matt! Thanks buddy!

I already have titanium cups but bought two of the grills yesterday and can’t wait to use them!

Great speaking skills, Matt! I love Pathfinder kits and own a couple sets along with several Toaks titanium kits as well. Titanium is definitely a weight saver. The way you set up your lid, cup and bottle in the mesh is exactly how I arrange my set but along with the fish mouth spreader I add a "hot lips", a P-38 can opener and a small Bic or Crocs lighter. My OCD issue keeps me organized. Before I secure the lid on my fry pan I like to put a small towel, scrubber, and a bear bag kit all secured in a snack or sandwich ziploc bag. If I take a kettle to boil water I do the same to use whatever available space the utensil offers. I do use possibles pouches by Malcolm but they are for other than cooking kits or items, e.g. headlamp, small flashlights, batteries, etc. Cast iron skillets, pots and the rectangular sheet for multiple items to be cooked, i.e. eggs, bacon, pancakes, french toast are all great but I use them overland camping only.

I only looked at this video because I just bought the pathfinder nesting cup, stove, bottle, carry bag kit and wasn't sure how to use the pot hanger. Great video, answered my question. Thanks.

I have a lot of Pathfinder stainless, but I am very interested in these products. By the way, I really like that shirt. Love those zipper pockets. Thanks for a great demo!

Eagerly waiting for this set to come onto the site. Thanks for the video Matt.

Great work on video mate greetings from spain 👍👍👍

I wish there was a titanium option for the 64oz Bush Pot.

Well done explanation. Thank you. I own several pieces of titanium cookware and some stainless. I have used aluminum cook pots, but tend to shy away from aluminum because of the greater possibility of health risks. Titanium is actually heavier than aluminum. Two pots, made to the same dimensions of the two materials, titanium would be the heavier. Titanium is much stronger than aluminum, cookware can be made much thinner, so the weights tend to even out for a given size of container. For longevity and possibility of health risks, titanium is the clear choice. Titanium is easily the winner for anyone who only boils water for outdoor meals like a lot of through hikers and such. I really enjoy your informative videos, Matt. Be well.

cooking only over coals will help to keep the heat even ... coals can get pretty hot. rarely would you want to stick a pan of food over direct flames

I like the grill and little skillet. Will the grill work with the bedroll cooker?? Cool idea with the stakes and the grill though. Thanks for the run through.

I own every piece of stainless steel cook set pieces that are offered from the Pathfinder/Self Reliance Outfitters website. But I'm very interested in the new line of titanium gear. I may have to check them out. It does seem that the titanium gear is definitely made for the single person. Kind of small, but would be great for the single person overnighter. Thanks for the heads up.

I see and major design flaw. The cup DOES NOT have Holes for use with a bail Bottle Hanger, nor does the cup lid have slots to allow the use of the Bottle Hanger if you drilled holes in the cup. I go out and do solo hiking, camping and Bushcrafting and everything I carry has multiple functions and not being able the use the cup as a small bushpot reducing the multi functionally of my equipment. ONE LAST THING: for the 99 dollars the this Ti set you can buy both the 32 oz Stainless Steel Water Bottle and Nesting Cup Set AND THE 64oz Stainless Steel Water Bottle and Nesting Cup Set, and save a dollar in the process.

What percentage of titanium is in the bottle and cook set? Is it 100%?

The only way I get those type of pans to work is to build a diffuser from a can lid with three #10 bolts and nuts as spacers. A low flame hits the diffuser and the heat radiates through the can lid onto the pan. No direct flame contacts the pan, only radiated heat.

Thanks for a great vid.

That's a great set there I know that's what he said..

Right on Master Matt!

I just ordered two skillets to complement my Ti bushpots thanks to this video. I'm thinking it will work great as a lightweight mess kit. (Fun fact about the bushpot, the Solo Stove Lite nests perfectly inside the bushpot). I hate that the titanium line didn't work out for SRO. I've enjoyed the bushpots.

The little frying pan can be seasoned just like carbon steel or cast iron. (First coat it with your favorite oil, wipe it off and then heat it over a fire until it is smoking well (making sure it is evenly heated and a dark brown seasoning forms over the inner surface. You don't want to get it so hot that you burn this coating off and you'll want to treat it just like you would cast iron (no metal utensils). But it becomes a completely non-stick surface this way.

good looking gear

Very nice

this looks awesome. i've been waiting for you titanium line can you guys make a 2quart titanium bush pot and a nesting titatnium skillet?

Clamp handle is suitable with many pot or cup. Integrated handles are often hot. When add screw or pin to clamp handle for lock it in place, it earier to use.

I can find one good reason for titanium cookwares: When it lighter, it can be bigger in same weight as steel. In emergency situation, bigger allow cook more at once. Mostly its usability is like steel.

Thank you

Good video thanks for sharing

I wish they'd come out with a titanium Canteen Kit.

I love the video and gear, but I see some things that may improved upon. 1st) I think that if you made the mesh carry bag for the water bottle it would be better. 2nd) maybe there might be some thing that could be done about the outer ring of water bottle to prevent the metal grind sound, some thin none abrasive heat resistant material.3rd) I think that if you could make the grill to where it could interlock with other grills to provide a bigger cooking platform along with holes and chains to crate a hanging grill would be cool. All titanium.

Not sure where you're getting it made, but was wondering if it's laser cut from a solid blank. If so is it possible to get a solid piece from your distributor? Would like to get a grill and a griddle.

5:06 a thin coat of food grade silicone (lubricant) on thread may help to eliminate this girding. Thread does not need lot of force to keep rubber gasket water tight. I am using "Dow Corning 111".

Oooh... super cool! Love the glove-friendly handles on the cup!! Maybe I missed it, but how does Titanium compare to SS in regard to how easily it dents?

Hi. Any difference between this one made of titanium and another aluminium pan (without non-stick layer)? better to clean or the same? I don't have anything made of titanium here to test.

I like that grill.

Go to a metal surplus store, get a small round piece of copper that is the same size as the bottom of the pan and use that as a diffuser. Put it between the stove and the pan and you'll never have a hot spot again.

From what you say about the characteristics of titanium I can’t help thinking that a titanium steamer would be ideal as steam creates a very consistent and uniform temperature as it’s a good conductor of heat combined with the high conductivity of titanium could be a good product. I must admit I’m not very experienced in camp cooking so I don’t know if the types of food that’s normally carried would be suitable for steaming.

I have the same aluminum skillet.

Great, how much is a complete set?

4:54 drop of water on the right side that was not there before the leak test...? i have checked carefully

Do you think pathfinder will release folding ti grill?

Been waiting...cant wait for that grill..can send gps cords for backwoods airdrop tonight 🤣

How long does titanium hold its heat in a canteen bottle

The grill I have is like the Pathfinder grill is length and width at 9 13/16 long and 4 9/16 inches wide. Weighs 5 ounces and was $25.00 on Amazon , not the $19.95 Pathfinder is asking fro their grill ( A very good deal ). The height from the coals is decided by how the person sets it up. To me the down side is you lose some of the length ( usable area ) by using logs to hold it above the coals. My other grill is the Vargo Bi-fold titanium grill. It's 7.75 inches long and 8.25 inches wide when opened and 4 inches wide when closed. Weighs 3.5 ounces but costs $49.95. The height is predetermined at 4.5 inches when open. The up side is you can use every inch of the grill. Both grills come is a carrying pouch.

Hey Matt! Question, would there be a boil time difference between the Pathfinder Titanium bottle and the Pathfinder Stainless Steel bottle? Noticed the titanium bottle holds 35 oz to the 32 oz of the stainless steel version. But if they were both holding 32 ounces would the titanium bottle boil water faster since titanium heats up faster?

What happened to this full kit? Pathfinder, I'd like a titanium kit to match your stainless steel kit, in terms of size and functionality.

My experience with cooking utensils, is between pathfinder and fireboxstove.com products, for now ill stay with my stainless steel, I even have the bush pots at home , to keep my edge on cooking with them , use pathfinder and zebra for different cooking , i wouldn't give up mu pathfinder skillet at all , ive got rectangular cutting boards in my kits same as at home , 10 inch bladed mora knives , plus a 510 mora .

Can you sell the titanium bottle alone. Already have titanium cup with lid.

Would be nice if SRO made a ss skillet of the same size

Aaahhhhh!!!! Shut up and take my money!!!!! 😆

I find a bushcrafters using titanium a farce. Just regarding of existing gear.

Sorry make the mesh carry bag longer to cover whole bottle it would be better

The big bottle and cup appeal to me. The tiny skillet not so much.

I have a few comments... first, I was wondering what is the best way to get the carbon or smoke residue off of any type of cookware, mainly titanium, stainless steel, or aluminum, if you're using a wood stove or cooking over a campfire? Better yet, is there a good way to prevent the smoke, or carbon residue from attaching to your cookware in the first place? This is why I prefer to use an isobutane powered canister stove, or a propane stove. Last, why does a US based company like SRO describe and mark this cookware with metric measurements like ML, and L, rather than American ounces and Quarts? The US rejected the metric system when Jimmy Carter was President!

His stuff is not "from" pathfinder. Its from boundless voyage.

I think you can even season your titanium pan, can you not?

I prefer titanium cookware, unless car camping cast iron is great..

1:15 you can’t buy that fork. It’s been sold out since the 14th century.

Titanium is actually 2/3 heavier then aluminum... Case anyone wants real facts

I will stick with Stainless steel.

Titanium heats up quickly.... Well no and no! Titanium is much worse heat conduit than steel. Thats why it's better for utensils, but fot pots faster cooking will be in steel.

I lost it, when you interdruced yourself as Matt Mercer. Sorry. But you don't look like the famous Dungeon Master. You just simply don't like a DM at all. Which doesn't mean you could be one...

Made in China

Guy needs to learn not to reiterate the same thing again and again and use way less words getting to the point . Very annoying .

I'm sorry. Im unsubscribing. And all my thumbs up on your videos ... I gotta thumbs down. You want to know why? Talk to Jesse Wilbur about his customer service skills. Good luck and good bye.