Firebox Locking Bail Handle Camping Pot, Billy Can Bushcraft Kit - Zebra Loop Handle Pot SS Handle Clips (Installed)

Always wanted this kind of pot for my camp kit! Watched a lot of videos of different types and sizes! Liked the features of the Billy Pot! Was not disappointed! The quality of this is amazing! So well made, so well thought out! Very versatile adding more cooking options to my outdoor cooking experience! Highly recommend!! There are many others , but I don’t think they match the quality of the Billy Pot!

Simple and rugged. It is legal to smoke this pot in all 50 (U.S.) states. Useful for so many things, and especially handy if you're stranded on a desert island. Also great for a compact recreational camping setup. This is some good pot!

This is the real deal, stampings say Thailand. It’s a great quality product that should last a lifetime. I’m talking mine kayak camping along with the Kelley kettle.

1. The locking handle is very strong and durable, i have no fears about this zebra pot handle breaking under heavy use. However there is a reason Firebox videos rarely show the handle being disengaged... thats because its a total fingertip bruising, and finger pinching ordeal! A major pain in the butt and nay impossible if you need to disengage the handle while its super hot and/ or full of food. Unless you wear heavy duty leather gloves while cooking, then if would likely be easy to disengage the handle, but still messy. For this reason I try not to ever use the handle in the upright position. To be clear, its super easy to disengage the handle when the lid is also on the pot, the difficulty arises only when locking the handle upright WITHOUT the lid also on. 2. Cooking with the handle down means it will get super hot. Thus I always use a chopstick or tree branch to act as a lever wedged under the clip and handle to elevate the handle away from the heat source. (Picture included) 3. The tighness of the handle is not a flaw, rather its the reason this is a high quality product, but it is something to keep in mind and it does affect its usefullness as a bushcraft item. I love that this pot can also be suspended over a fire. It is very, very well made. 4. I drilled holes in the upper inner pot to act as a steamer/ colander function. The customization does work but not as efficiently as i had hoped because that upper inner pot is such a super perfect fit, that it can be challenging to remove it from the bigger pan when they are both very hot and full of food. Water won’t drain in an efficient and clean manner either. 5. That being said, I highly recommend this product. Its so very functional in all its parts and the passion and dedication you can clearly see in any Firebox video is just one more good reason to get this pot. I currently own 1 in each size and plan to get more because they are good for the kitchen as well as bushcrafting. 6. These Zebra pots are good in the home kitchen because they have a much smaller footprint than other pots of the same capacity, also the handles dont jut up because there are no ungainly knobs. ( of course you cant lift the lid without a pot gripper or swiss army knife though) everything stacks into a nice tidy package. If you found this review helpfull, please press that helpful button to say thanks.

This is the one you want. I know most of you will continue to research forums, reviews, etc. to make sure you've found the "best" or "right" option for as long as you want—I certainly did! — yet it will inevitably lead you back to *this* stainless steel pot, just as it did me...

Only used so far on the canister stove to see how it boils water. Worked great, handle stayed in locked up position as intended. Used gloves to hold and pour, pot was hot of course. I would think no matter what the heat source, the handle will get hot and more so over camp fire, YMMV. Inner "pan" could be good for poached eggs or oatmeal, kinda smallish to cook in really, better used to eat out of IMO. Yeah, good pot so far.

I am so glad I got the 16cm instead of the 14cm. I eat one big meal a day, and as a result need the extra room. Otherwise it would take me hours and hours to prepare and eat. Most camping pots are too small in my opinion. I could probably get by on a 14cm, but I'm really glad I got the larger one. Plus it fits the titan sized Solo Stove inside with the double boiler and lid flipped over, which I like. It would suck to have a big pot, and then a tiny stove barely large enough.

These Zebra pots are super high quality stainless steel. Usable capacity is a little over 600 ml. The mods of the locking clip by Firebox stoves make this pot SO much more useful. I also have a 14 cm pot with the normal plastic clips which I will sell and get the firebox version. The ability to lock up the handles make this so much more useful. They are fairly heavy but should last a life time. The little double boiler inserts are pretty cool but I leave mine home most of the time to save weight.

This billy can is perfect for the Backpackers campfire cooking. I also used it on top of my gasifier stove and it works great. You can really tell that this product is made with quality and care. I can't wait to take this on more trips and cooked many delicious meals with it.... :)

This is very good quality pot, very satified !

Love this billy pot. Ordering the 14 inch also.

Great pot easy to clean. Only thing I would change is the clips for the lid could be easier to remove.

will last forever... 2 modes for the clips - can lock just the handle (recommended when hot), or lock both handle and lid (useful for stowing)