MSR DuraLite Fry Pan

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The DuraLite Fry Pan is a pot/pan made by MSR. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.

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From Campmor:
"The lightest hard anodized aluminum fry pan on the market, perfect for the backcountry gourmet. Take it along with the cookware you already have, or use it on it's own. Weighs: 5.4 oz. Diameter: 7.25 inches."

From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. MSR DuraLite Fry Pan (Fall 2008) The lightest hard anodized fry pan on the market, the Dura Lite Fry Pan by MSR is a little non-stick number perfect for the back country gourmet. Take it along with the cookware you already own or use it on its own.Features:Weight: 5.4 oz (153 g)Diameter: 7.25in. (18.5 cm)Lightweight: Up to 40% lighter than other hard anodized cookware.Modular: Nests with other MSR cookware for compact storage.Prevents Scorching: Quick, even heat distribution.Long-Lasting Coating: Three layers of DuraCoat are extremely scratch-resistant.Grooved Bottom: Grips stove pot supports and stabilizes pans.Includes Dish Towel: For cleaning and non-stick protection during transportation."

From US Outdoor Store:
"Description of MSR Duralite Fry PanThe lightest hard anodized fry pan on the market, this little non-stick number is perfect for the backcountry gourmet. Take it along with the cookware you already own or use it on its own.Features:Weight: 5.4oz/153gDiame"

From Altrec Outdoors:
"The lightest hard anodized fry pan on the market, the little non-stick MSR DuraLite Frypan is perfect for the backcountry gourmet. Take it along with the cookware you already own or use it on its own."

User Reviews

DuraLite Fry Pan
Reviewed by David Yeo, May 25, 2009

"i love this pan! When they say nonstick, they mean nonstick. It heats pretty fast. u get ur money's worth with this pan."

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DuraLite Fry Pan
Reviewed by AJ, Apr 20, 2008

"Overall a great pan. Heats evenly and quickly. Non-slip surface on bottom is a great feature. Cleans fairly easy."

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DuraLite Fry Pan
Reviewed by Dave Wright, Mar 09, 2008

"My backpacking style is lightweight. Most of my meals only involve heating water and using a cozy to "simmer". I have been cooking with a Snowpeak 0. 9 liter titanium pot into which I fit my alcohol supply and stove, pot gripper, spark source, windscreen, pot support, and a couple spoons."

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