GSI Halulite Microdualist Cookset
average rating
Reviewed by 3 Trailspace users
Compact, light and convenient. Perfect Trekkers cookset.
Garrett Van Hess (Garrett84)
9 reviewer rep
Rating:
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $56
Summary
Compact, light and convenient. Perfect Trekkers cookset.
Pros
- Packable
- Light
- Comfortably accommodates 2
- Scratch resistant
- Packed with features
Cons
- Flimsy and hard to clean sporks
- Rubber handle can melt from liquid gas stoves (but not canister stoves)
I bought this a couple of years ago and fell in love with it! I'm able to pack my entire cooking setup without sacrificing more space in my pack! Everything nestles inside of itself nicely!
What I like: Packable, lightweight 2 insulated cups with lids (I can finally leave the mug at home), 2 eating bowls, All plastic is BPA free! Strainer on pot lid, Integrated rubber handle (leave pot gripper at home).
What I don't like: Flimsy and hard to clean spork. I replaced these with a Light My Fire utensil. Rubber handle can melt from larger stoves Wish I could store 2 canisters with my stove.
All in all, I'll be buying more product from GSI in the future. I have my eyes on the Minimalist!
5 stars for functionable, lightweight, ease of use,…
crjdirt
45 reviewer rep
Rating:
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $50
Summary
5 stars for functionable, lightweight, ease of use, durable, packable.
Pros
- Packs great
- Durable
- Many uses/ features
- Easy to clean
Easy to use, easy to pack, fits more than you'd think in it (2 sporks, paper towels, MSR burner and lighter, tiniest IsoPropo tank, maybe room for more). I had a lot of trouble deciding between JetBoil and MSR MicroRocket and a cookware set- glad I chose the MSR/ GSI MicroDualist combo.
I just camped with 2 Jetboil fans/ users and they liked my setup better. Not knocking JetBoil — looks like a great stove and cookware as well.
Bowls work great, mug/bowls work great, even the sporks (2 included) work good. I packed a tougher looking spork for my last camping trip and never used it.
Perfect size and very well made. Great alternative…
Jim Deski
36 reviewer rep
Rating:
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $49.95
Summary
Perfect size and very well made. Great alternative to Ti cooksets.
Pros
- Size
- Portability
- Construction
Cons
- Telespoons are weak
Very easy to understand and use. I can fit my alcohol stove, fuel, teabags and salt/pepper in here, too. Seems to be very well made. I haven't used this in the field yet, but I have tested it out at home.
Where to Buy
$43.95 - $54.95
MSRP: $54.95
where to buy:
Specs
| Weight |
18.0 oz |
| Dimensions |
5.60 in x 5.50 in x 5.90 in |
| Materials |
Non-Stick Coated, Hard Anodized Aluminum, Clear Po |
| Includes |
1.4 L Pot, Strainer Lid, 2 14 fl oz. insulated mugs, 2 14 fl oz. bowls, 2 Sip-It tops, 2 Telescoping Foons, Stove Bag, Welded Sink |
Recently on Trailspace
To Write the Best Backpack Reviews Answer 3 Questions
When buying a backpack, people want to know how it will fit, feel, and hold their gear. Give those details, and you'll help other hikers, backpackers, climbers, skiers, trail runners, and paddlers find the right pack for their next backcountry adventures. Read More »
Review: Mountain Hardwear MH way 2 cool tank
The Way2Cool Tank is a running top made with a fabric using Cool Q ZERO (“a cooling agent”) it is also finished with an antimicrobial agent. Its partial mesh… Read More »
Review: Osprey Talon 44
Relatively lightweight internal frame pack that is much heavier than other frameless ultralight options, but does not provide the stability/suspension of heavier… Read More »
Review: Mountain Hardwear Men's Chiller Long Sleeve Shirt
The Chiller Long Sleeve shirt is designed to help you stay cool when it is hot out while providing SPF 40 protection from UV rays. At just 9 oz. /255 g. its special… Read More »
