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Re: [at-l] Titanium cooking pot

MSR has two new cookware lines 1. Blacklite, 2. Titan (titanium)

Wildbill<A HREF="http://www.msrcorp.com/msr/blklite.html">
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MSR BLACKLITE (TM) COOKWARE BlackLite 
When light weight and convenience are paramount, choose the MSR 
BlackLite (tm) Cookset, the lightest non-stick aluminum cookware available. 
BlackLite (tm) Cookware is available in 3 different combinations. 

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MSR TITANIUM COOKWARE <A HREF="http://www.msrcorp.com/msr/titanium.html">
Titanium</A> 
MSR Titanium. When every ounce counts, these cutting edge products offer 
exceptional performance. Our new Titan line of products is made from 
titanium, a metal renowned for its superior strength, light weight, high 
heat transfer efficiency, and excellent corrosion resistance. 45% 
lighter than steel, stronger than aluminum, and chemically non-reactive, 
titanium is an ideal material for cookware. 

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>  Jim Mayer wrote:
>  > 
>  > At 10:12 AM 4/29/98 PDT, Tim Hewitt wrote:
>  > >OK, I'm going to check it out, so who makes a good titanium cooking pot 
> and
>  > >who carries it?  I've seen them at REI, but nothing at Bean, EMS or 
> Campmor.
>  > >Any recommendations?
>  > >
>  > 
>  > I got mine from REI and MEC (a Canadian REI like coop... MEC was cheaper,
>  > but only had one pot).  Both pots are the Evernew brand.  I have both the
>  > 1.3 and 0.9 liter pots, and usually use the 1.3.  The 0.9 is a little 
> small.
>  In a message dated 98-04-30 10:46:06 EDT, Diana wrote:

>  I believe MSR has also gotten into the titanium pot business. I'm not
>  sure of the cost or performance, as I have yet to actually see these in
>  the store.
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