GSI Outdoors Glacier Stainless Steel Water Bottle Cup and Pot Set

Deston: Haven’t tested it out yet but seems to be good quality. Handles are sturdier than I was expecting even with 20oz of water inside. Very light weight and can store smaller gear inside when packing bag.

United States on Nov 10, 2023

David Reid: Build quality is good! Just wish it had graduated markings to measure fluids for freeze dried meals. Nests on the outside of my Klein Kanteen perfectly.

Canada on Oct 01, 2023

vince binkoski: Worked great straight from stove, handles didn’t get hot at all. Perfect weight and size for multi day hiking

United States on Sep 10, 2023

Roxtar69: I purchased this Stainless Steel cup as a companion for my many Nalgene Tritan 32 Ounce bottles. The Nalgene bottles fit inside the GSI Outdoors Cup (like a hand in a glove). I have carried a traditional stainless canteen cup and upgraded Nalgene canteen outdoors for years. But, I wanted a stainless cup to accompany my Tritan 32 Ounce bottles, as well, since I can carry them in the cup holders of my side by side vehicles, while riding around the farm and in the woods. This GSI Outdoors cup was perfect. You never know when you may need a cup of hot coffee in the back 40!

United States on Aug 20, 2023

Nick: Fit a 1l nalgene bottle.

Sweden on Jul 26, 2023

Anders Benson: GSI provides consistent high quality. I put this around the bottom of my Nalgene bottle and in a bottle pouch, which makes it easy to heat up water for coffee or tea without carrying a separate pot. I was surprised to find deeply embossed metric and imperial measurements on the inside of the cup, which I must have missed in the product description. It's a nice feature for adding water to food and beverages. The handles can still get hot from the stove, but I can't think of a better design.

United States on Jul 24, 2023

Kevin WolanskiKevin Wolanski: When I opened the packaging the cup was covered in some of oily or greasy residue, I guess it was sitting in a warehouse for a bit, or maybe was used and returned. Either way I scrubbed it with dish soap and a scrubbing pad and it cleaned right off. When I was wiping it dry after cleaning I noticed some grey residue on the paper towel. So make sure to thoroughly clean it before use. Other than it arriving dirty the actual product seems fine.

Canada on Jan 03, 2023

Rene: Tut was er soll und verformt bei Hitze von einem Gaskocher oder Feuer nicht.

Germany on Sep 05, 2022

thomas: Die Verpackung ist ausreichend jedoch könnte der Becher besser gepolstert seien als ein Brief mit Kunstoffnoppen aber ist ok . Im end effeckt ist es ein gebrauchs bzw. metallgegenstand der ein Postzusteller-wurf vertragen sollte...

Nun zum Becher :

Er ist 8,5 cm hoch, der Becher Falz(obere Kante) hat 10,1 cm breite und die Bodenbreite beträgt 9,5 cm

500 ml angegeben sind angegeben, diese verkraftet der Becher auch da bleiben dann ca. noch 3-5 mm bis zum überlaufen

Über die Nalgene-Trinkflaschen passte er auch mit ca 1-3 mmm luft

er ist sehr leicht verglichen mit den Ösi Bundesherr-Becher,eher zu vergleichen mit den Amerikanischen Original Feldbecher was das gweicht angeht, der Amy-Becher jedoch mehr Fassungsvermögen besitzt oder sagen wir mal so: umrühren kann bei 500 ml Fassungsvermögen und 500 ml was auch immer bei 3-5 mm bis zur OIberkannte eine riskante sache werden. Wo beim Amy-Becher noch gut 1,5 - 2 cm platz ist.

Die Qualität ist top, schön bzw. gut verarbeitet zum reinigen gut geeignet daher er innen wie aussen nicht rauh(nachbauten der US -Feldflaschenbecher) sondern eher fast glatt bzw. aufpoliert ist, ist er gut zu...

Germany on Jan 24, 2014

M. Ross: Of all my backpacking gear, one of the things that give me the most fits is the lowly cup. I just can't seem to find the perfect cup, or even one that comes close enough for me to be happy and give up the search. Plastic cups/mugs have cracked and don't do temperature extremes well; single-wall stainless steel cups are versatile and tough but in the cold will take your coffee from scalding to tepid in about 4 seconds flat; titanium cups are nice, save you a gram or two over stainless, and cost about as much as your kid's braces. So, I gave this GSI single-wall stainless cup (see above) a try...

Size and Shape: are good. As described, a 32 oz. Nalgene bottle will nest nicely into this cup. That's a potential space saver, but only if you carry your bottle in your pack (probably not) or if you can fit the cup at the bottom of your bottle holder. The cup easily holds 16 fl. oz. with about 1/2 inch of space left at the top. That's pretty good capacity, to me, and allows for small ramen noodle meals on the go as well as extra large sizes of morning java or evening hot cocoa. The size also means a decent bottom, which is slightly indented, that will fit on most backpack or...

United States on Mar 09, 2011