New-In-Box MSR Brand Stow Away Series 0.775-Liter Camping Pot with Lid
The listing
The price is $20. This price is firm and non-negotiable. Please don't ask for a discount or make an offer. For sale is one (1) cookware item, specifically a small cooking pot with removable lid. This is an MSR brand, which is also known as the Mountain Safety Research Company. MSR is a well-known American brand that produces high-quality items for camping and outdoor use. This pot is from their Stow Away series, model number 321108. Their Stow Away series is also called the Stowaway series. Complete technical details are below. This pot is intended for serious backpack camping, where you spend multiple days hiking and need to travel light. The pot can hold about 0.775 liters of liquid, which is about 26 ounces, or 3.2 cups. It's large enough to cook food for 1 or 2 persons. This is NOT large enough to cook food for larger groups. The pot measures about 5.75" in diameter and 2.5" tall. The removable lid measures about 5.75" in diameter and 1.5" tall, and it perfectly fits the pot. The pot has a 6.5"-long integrated hinged handle that swings out all the way. When not in use, the hinged handle swings back and locks the lid in place, using a toggle-type of locking mechanism. With the lid locked in place for storage and transportation, the combination measures about 5.75" wide, 7" deep, and 3.5" tall. The combination of the pot and the lid weighs just 13 ounces. Everything is constructed of high-quality stainless steel to prevent rusts and stains. The pot was purchased a few years ago for my brother for a joint backpack camping trip. But he never used it, even once. The pot should be considered new and never used. It comes with the original cardboard box. Including sales tax, this same item currently goes for about $28.54 at REI ($25.95+$2.59). My $20 price is about 30% off of the REI price. You can pick up from my house near the San Jose Airport. Or I would be happy to deliver it to you, if I happen to travel out in your direction. I prefer that you reach out via text message. Sending an initial email message is OK. But arranging pickup solely using email is not a feasible option for me. Eventually, you'll have to text me to arrange a specific pickup or delivery time. Thanks.