A Ti mug? Might sound silly, but until you compare it to your current mug - you don't know just how much lighter this mug is! When you progress to the point of ultralight ba…
- James, 10/25/10
Charlotte, NC

Makes a great container for for holding liquid and you can even drink out of it. So light that you'll wonder if you remembered to pack it. Comes in three colors that says "Loo…
- JOHN, 09/27/10
Huntsville

Yeah they are super light, but a lot of other products out there do the same thing and cost a fraction as much. I'm probably going to sell mine and switch to the Light My Fire…
- JONATHAN, 08/20/09
Cleveland

The knife is totally useless. I don't usually carry butter around with me, but that's all it's good for. You can't cut through anything. The fork and spoon are a little sho…
- CHRISTINE, 04/27/09

If you like coffee on cold mornings out of a tent you'll love this press.…
- WILLIAM, 01/08/08
CARLSBAD

After making the leap from plastic with a double walled Snowpeak cup, a plate, bowl, cutlery set, and coffee press were not soon far off. The fantastic quality, ultra light we…
- JASON, 04/18/07
KEY WEST

Like all other Snowpeak products, the Mini Solo Hybrid Cookset is a must have. It doesn't matter if your a backpacker or a car camper, this is a great kit. Its super lightweig…
- Alia, 08/11/11
Northern California

Out of the box, my first impression was that it was all show with little go. I figured the yellow silicone lid and cup/hot pad would not last a single outing, but I was wrong…
- JD, 02/11/11
Lake Arrowhead, Georgia

Pretty simple design, holds a coffee filter and lets it drip into your cup...bam, coffee…
- Anderson, 05/01/09
Blacksburg, VA

The fastest, most convenent way to make coffee. Just don't forget the filters.…
- JESSE, 09/21/07
ALEXANDRIA

I received this product with great expectations for it - and it does everything I needed it to. The prongs on the fork part are deep enough to actually pierce food and the spo…
- Paris, 09/07/11
Virginia

Mine's been all over the world with me. To work, to England, to Aussieland, to China and beyond, this fork has seen all manner of strange delicacies. It's never broken, never…
- andrew, 05/03/13
D.C.

i purchased this because it's light,strong and just as good to have in your schoolbag or briefcase as it is to have in your pack while you're on a trip.i also never embraced t…
- timothy, 01/16/09
cleveland

My GF thought this was soo cool that she will not be melting the plastic wear in a feeding frenzy that I figure I will never see it again. Oh well as long has her mouth is ful…
- ROBERT, 03/30/09
MOUNT DORA

I've use this when I'm backpacking solo. It's a great light weight and small packing set. The silicone bowl along with the pot and pan clean easy. cooking is fairly even on my…
- Michael, 08/08/11
Charlotte, NC

i mean, i bought this a while back and i think thye kinda went over kill on it. my brother is an permanent backpacker and HE loves the silicone bowls, but i think they suck be…
- José, 05/24/11
Boone, NC

These utensils are fantastic! I've used these on weekend trips in the winter and nothing else can compare! It also feels great not using plastic any more! :)…
- Nicholas, 12/20/11
New England

This is my "go-to" set. I keep a set in the office for eating my lunch. Another set also lives permanently in my travel pack. I like it as it is bigger than the standard S…
- Karen, 11/24/11
Europe

Lightweight, durable, and portable. What more could you want?! Doesn't make a good hat, though.…
- GEOFF, 09/13/08
LAKE IN THE HILLS

This cup is super light, and is big enough to fit a decent sized cup of tea. It's the right comprimise between weight and size.…
- Joe, 02/06/10
New York

Snow peak makes fantastic products. Definitely get the double wall. It retains the heat, and also insulates your hands from the cup contents. The handles fold nicely. Thes…
- Ken, 04/23/11
MI

It does everything a good mug should - it keeps the inside hot, and the outside cool and looks good while doing so!. Mine has earned a permanent position in my pack, and re…
- Timon, 10/17/11
Toronto