The Pathfinder School 64oz Stainless Steel Bush Pot

This is the 2L bushpot and it’s awesome. Not to big or to deep. It’s Perfect for one or two people. I would not want less even when camping alone. Makes soup, stews, ramen and dehydrated foods. It’s solid, hefty but not heavy. The wing handles and bail lock. Lid fits tight. The top loop is round and I prefer a bit of an oval or ellipse shape so I hand bent it. Easy chore. As your only pot it’s a great choice.

Nice sized pot. Just big enough to cook for a family but still small enough to take for 1-2 people too. I got a small cooling rack (7") along with a small 7" cookie sheet to put in the bottom for baking and turning it into a Dutch oven basically. Pathfinder make a grill you can get, but you have to turn the pot on it's side. With the circular cooling rack, it get's it off the bottom and the cookie sheet makes a nice surface to bake on, the cooling rack you can grill on. It's made really well. Nice thick stainless, but not too heavy. The handle's positions stay in place and the lid is a nice snug fit, I was able to boil and entire pot of water, and turn it sideways to pour out of the spout and the top stayed on no problem.

Bomb proof. This is my go to solo pot for camp. Also use it around the home for testing camp cooking recipes for one or two people. The lid fits very well, over the months of use I've not seen anything to give me concerns about durability. I own and love the Pathfinder brand gear. Definitely buying again. Very good value, well designed and tough as nails durability.

We love this pot. It works great on our Coleman 3-in-1 stove. We use it for boiling water (which it does quickly) and heating up canned foods and making pasta sauce. We haven't used it over a fire but I'm sure it'd be fine. It's really sturdy and the lid fits very snuggly. The hand is easy to use and folds up so you can store it easily. The design of this is great because you can also pour very well out of it. It's lightweight but sturdy. Everything about this pot is great, it's just really well designed.

Easy to clean, heats up at a good speed and nice and light. No complaints here! Thought I would use it for emergencies on my land shack but find myself reaching for it all the time.

Love this pot. Fits a really nice spot for me wanting to make food for 2 when I go camping or coffee for 2. Lid fits really good just like I'd expect from pathfinder gear. To me, this is a perfect size.

The large bushpot could have been perfect like its smaller sibling if the lid didn't often slide into the pot. When the lid is pressed on to the pot it is snug and works properly, but when the lid is lifted and then slid back on to the pot it has a tendency to catch on the spout and spin into the pot. Had I realized the problem before I used the pot I would have returned it. The bushpot will still work for me, but I will keep it away from the kids. On a side note: The smaller naked bushpot with it's stove will nest in the larger just fine, but when in a pot bag the large pot's lid may not fit down snugly.

This is a great workhorse pot for a meal for 2-3 people. Will work well over a standard camp stove, or you can hang it over a fire. The spout is great as it means you wont spill. The lid is friction fit, so it wont fall off.

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This is an awesome pot, good for solo or 2 to 3 people. I prefer a bigger pot so i can store my dehydrated meals inside or fit my gas canister and stove to maximize space. Quite light for a stainless steel pot of this size [2 quart] and very well constructed,,,nice tight fitting lid. If you're looking for a one pot option this one is the ticket !

Boss heavy gauge stainless steel . Great for open fires . Big enough for 2 people even 3 I would say

The pathfinder pot is a good size if there a big family or group at 3 litres. The way handle can be sort of locked into upright or at a angle out of the way a little bit is good. I think it's a little overpriced when compared to other pots you can get. I brought a full set of 4 various sized stock pots for a similar price and they appear thicker and better quality.. They are a lot heavier and no bail arm . In saying that unless you are rough with the pathfinder pot it should last you a long time if not one of those things that out last us.

Nice and light . Right size