GSI Ultralight Dualist Cook System

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The Ultralight Dualist Cook System is a pot/pan made by GSI. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews.

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From Campmor:
"The nFORM Ultralight line has taken the unique needs of fast and light backpacking and built a system of solutions that defy the notion that ultralight means making sacrifices. Time, comfort, efficiency, performance and ultra-light weight in a system built for two. Crushproof, dual-use lid made of Lexan resin prevents deformation of your pot/lid while serving as a Sip-It Lid or integrated strainer. Convenient folding handle locks into place for cooking and secures entire set for transport, eliminating the need for a stuff sack. Unique mug/bowl solution with low center of gravity and Sip-It virtually eliminates spills while the integrated insulating sleeve keeps your drinks hot. Ingenious, welded stuff sack holds set while traveling and doubles as a sink or wash basin in camp. Material: Proprietary, Hard Anodized Alloy. Components: 1.8 L Pot, Strainer Lid, 2 - 20 fl. oz. insulated cups, 2 - 20 fl. oz. bowls, 2 Sip-It tops, Stove Bag. Measurements: 6.04 in. x 5.64 in. x 5.67 in. Weight: 1.169 lbs."

From Backcountry.com:
"Thanks to GSI's nForm nesting system, the Pinnacle Dualist cookset gives two hungry backpackers a durable, compact, and lightweight solution for backcountry dining. The Dualist is so light and versatile, that it garnered a coveted Editor's Choice award from Backpacker Magazine in 2008. Two bowls, two mugs with sipping tops, two telescoping Foons (fork / spoon), and an ultralight stove and small fuel canister all fit neatly inside the 1.8-liter pot (stove and fuel sold separately). GSI also included a small bag so your stove doesn't scratch the pot and a welded stuff sack that doubles as a small wash basin."

From CampSaver.com:
"The GSI Pinnacle Dualist improves on the award winning GSI Dualist.Crushproof lid made of BPA-Free resin prevents deformation of your pot/lid and includes an integrated strainer.Convenient folding handle locks into place for cooking and secures entire"

From EMS:
"Enjoy good food in the great outdoors with the GSI Pinnacle Dualist cook system. Lightweight, compact, and versatile. Includes 1.8 liter pot, strainer lid, 2 mugs, 2 bowls, 2 sit-it tops, 2 foons, stove bag and welded sink bag. Hard anodized 1.8 liter pot heats up evenly and boasts great durability. Non-stick Teflon; lining with radiance technology to heat evenly. Radiance non-stick coating is more durable and better able to withstand metal utensils. Strainer lid so you can pour out the water without losing your noodles. Two bowls made with Infinity BPA-free polypropylene; a high melting point and impact resistant. Two mugs, also of polypropylene and color coded to avoid mix-ups. Two Foons, a combination of a fork and spoon. Small bag included for containing your ultralight stove. All parts store in a bag that doubles as a sink."

User Reviews

Ultralight Dualist Cook System
Reviewed by CShamrock, Apr 28, 2009

"Ok so the version I own is the slightly older one without the sporks. Anyways, its an awesome kit for the weight and price. The mugs work great and the drink stays warm. As for the pot, it dries out very fast, just set it in the sun and it will be dry in a few minutes."

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Ultralight Dualist Cook System
Reviewed by Chagen75, Dec 20, 2008

"What a great set up for backpacking with a friend! I carried the cookware, he carried most of the food. The fact that my MSR Pocket Rocket stove, fuel canister and 2 folding sporks can fit inside this kit, along with the kit itself saves on a lot of room."

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Ultralight Dualist Cook System
Reviewed by pjw, Nov 19, 2008

"Just tried this as the whole set this past weekend, but have used it in various configurations over the past few months. It's really light! It's amazing that you can fit so many different things in one package so efficiently.

I thought the wash basin would be handy but I really only use it as a stuff sack."

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Ultralight Dualist Cook System
Reviewed by Arson, Nov 10, 2008

"After my last hike where my pack was way, way too heavy and I had a bum knee from, I was ready to upgrade my one pot/lid and canister stove outfit from the year 1992, and get something a little nicer.

I poured over the internet and discovered the Dualist cook system."

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