Falconclaw - Titanium Cook Kit
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Field cooking
The last cooking kit you will ever need
One titanium canteen, two nesting cups and a lid. Boil water, melt snow, fry over the fire or on a stove, and carry the small cup on your rig with the rest in the bag. Eight minutes from the Falconclaw team on how the kit earns its place.
SERE survival kit
Hydrate, cook, survive
An 1100 ml canteen, a 750 ml cup, a 400 ml cup and a lid, all 99.8 percent pure titanium, all fire-safe, nesting into one unit. The same set went camping and on military training and operations. This is how it gets used, straight from the video.
Split the carry
The 400 ml cup rides on the chest rig or plate carrier with salt and a spork inside, ready to boil water or cook a meal. The 1100 ml canteen and the 750 ml cup go in the patrol bag. All four pieces nest to 170 x 100 x 195 mm, one pouch slot.
Over the fire or beside it
The wire bail hangs either cup above the flames and the lid fits both. The canteen stands with its flat side to the fire and comes to a boil while you cook in the cup. Slower than hanging, but the far side stays cool enough to pick up.
Boil, purify, melt
Every piece goes in the fire, so you can boil water to kill pathogens or cook rations in it. In winter, pack the canteen with snow and set it by the fire. Melt in all three pieces at once, then top up the bladder in your bag.
Any stove
The cups work on gas and multi-fuel stoves as well as on a campfire. Some flame spills around the sides, so it is not the most efficient pot, but it boils.
Big flames, green stick
When gloves are not enough, squeeze a green stick between the folding handles and fry over the fire with it. Meat gets a proper crust in the 400 ml cup.
Clean with sand
Scrub the crust off with sand and clean water, then heat the cup over the fire to sterilise it. Titanium takes it; there is no coating to wear off.
Material
Why titanium
A cook kit lives in the fire. The metal decides whether it survives that, and what it weighs on the way there.
Al
Aluminiumdensity 2.70 g/cm3
Light, but left on hot coals an aluminium pot can burn through. A pot with a hole is dead weight.
Fe
Iron, as steeldensity 7.87 g/cm3
Steel takes the fire, but a steel canteen set is heavy for what it carries.
Ti
Titaniumdensity 4.51 g/cm3
Strong enough to be drawn 0.5 mm thin, so it weighs almost nothing and still will not burn through. It does not rust, does not react with food and gives off no taste. The same metal goes into replacement joints.
The numbers
Product Specs
Every order
What's in the Box
- Titanium canteen
- Titanium mess kit components
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