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GSI Outdoors Halulite Minimalist

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Management number 235425161 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price $13.98 Model Number 235425161
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AT, CDT, PCT or fast and light weekends. You’re one of those hardcore gram counters. Handle’s off the toothbrush, tarp instead of tent, pack doubles sleeping pad. But you still love your hot coffee and oatmeal in the morning. Here’s your cookset. The ultralight, hyper-efficient Halulite Minimalist is a 177g  - that’s just six ounces – set-up that includes a half-liter pot that doubles as a mug, a telescoping Foon – like a spork but better – and a silicone gripper. The hard-anodized aluminum is burly, scratch resistant, and heats more evenly than titanium, and it all nests together perfectly, leaving room for your ultralight stove and fuel canister.

  • One-person system includes: 0.6L pot/mug/bowl, folding Foon, insulated sleeve, Sip-It top, mesh stuff sack
  • Hard-anodized aluminum Halulite pot is light, tough and heats up fast
  • Insulated sleeve and Sip-Through lid let you use pot as a mug and bowl
  • Folding Foon – our spork upgrade – goes from under 4” pack length to 6” eating length
  • Miniature silicone pot gripper attaches magnetically to fuel canister so it's always at hand
  • Graduations molded onto pot make for easy, accurate measuring
  • System nests together with room for a 110g fuel canister
  • Stows in included mesh stuff sack for easy transport

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