i actually have both of these. i brought the 900ml boundless voyage thinking it might be a bit bigger then the stanley 750 pot but there both the same... i think had i measured the boundless voyage i would have gone for a 1200mill size but I'm pleased with both of them
The handle is one main reason I purchased the boundless voyage. My plan was to put stuff inside it and wanted the lid to be secure during travel. I feel my lid is more wobbly when the handle is over it. Maybe i could do some bending to get a more secure feel.
The recess on the bottom has a purpose. It is intended to add stability. When metal heats up it can warp and buckle. So the recess and the taper near the bottom keeps the shape. One question as to these two items: Does the stanley pot fit inside the titanium pot?
Yes, it fits snug up to the part that it flares up on the Stanley pot. Of course, afterwards the lid won’t fit on the pot so you need to put it somewhere else.
Just picked up my first set of titanium stuff from boundless voyage. Been using the same stainless steel setup for about 6-7 years and figured I’d get my money’s worth from the Titanium. I wouldn’t spend the money to only use it a few times a year tho, $40 is alotta cash for a friggin big cup ya know lol.
The Stanley has one flaw, which is the tapered bottom that makes it more difficult to put on small stoves and remain stable. Anything that makes the Stanley more prone to spilling or tipping, is a safety hazard.
Just add-it would be great to have the same design on, say, a larger 700-750 ml pot. You could put fuel canisters, stove, etc. in it as well as being able to boil more water. I’m with you on the superior handle design.
The boundless is slightly larger in diameter at the bottom, but the Stanley tapers down smaller, then has the curve at the bottom. Is the diameter of the top and the lid the same on both these? I normally nest my Stanley into a Ozark trail/GSI glacier size mug, do you know if this will nest inside one as well? If you have one would be interested if you can nest a 110g gas canister inside as well. I'm sure it fits since it fits the stanley. Interested in your future boiling tests. p.s. Glue typically comes off with oil. rather than heat, water, or alcohol. Normally i would use WD40, but even olive oil will work and is food safe..
I'm not a gram weenie so I don't care about this being titanium. But I do think the flat bottom and lid ring, improve on the Stanley design. I wonder if the Ozar stainless steel mug can nest with the boundless voyage. If not I have to stick with the Stanley.
I still with Stanley, very nice pot, american design and traditionally a secure produt.
Bought this stove this weekend based on your review. It arrived today and I'm very happy with it...Thank you.
Witch one? And I’m happy you like it 👍
@@patdud1979 The Boundless Voyage
i actually have both of these. i brought the 900ml boundless voyage thinking it might be a bit bigger then the stanley 750 pot but there both the same... i think had i measured the boundless voyage i would have gone for a 1200mill size but I'm pleased with both of them
The handle is one main reason I purchased the boundless voyage. My plan was to put stuff inside it and wanted the lid to be secure during travel. I feel my lid is more wobbly when the handle is over it. Maybe i could do some bending to get a more secure feel.
The recess on the bottom has a purpose. It is intended to add stability.
When metal heats up it can warp and buckle. So the recess and the taper near the bottom keeps the shape.
One question as to these two items:
Does the stanley pot fit inside the titanium pot?
Yes, it fits snug up to the part that it flares up on the Stanley pot. Of course, afterwards the lid won’t fit on the pot so you need to put it somewhere else.
Good review I have the stanley pot and have used it for years and will be getting a new one soon.
Just picked up my first set of titanium stuff from boundless voyage. Been using the same stainless steel setup for about 6-7 years and figured I’d get my money’s worth from the Titanium. I wouldn’t spend the money to only use it a few times a year tho, $40 is alotta cash for a friggin big cup ya know lol.
Cool let me know how you like it.
But can you put a cup on the bottom of the titanium like you can with the steel?
Inside 1 small cup like the included one on the stanley. Outside not sure you would have to find one that fit.
If I can't fit my ozark mug around it I don't want it.
The Stanley has one flaw, which is the tapered bottom that makes it more difficult to put on small stoves and remain stable. Anything that makes the Stanley more prone to spilling or tipping, is a safety hazard.
Just add a small square bushcraft grill on top of the stove and it will stabilize the Stanley in most stoves.like the Firebox nano, and others.
Nice comparison. Exactly what I wanted to see.
Glad you like it 🤙 I also made a boil test between the two of it is something that you’re interested in.
Does a Nalgene bottle fit in the Boundless Voyage Ti 900.
Just add-it would be great to have the same design on, say, a larger 700-750 ml pot. You could put fuel canisters, stove, etc. in it as well as being able to boil more water.
I’m with you on the superior handle design.
Thx for the sub I appreciate it 🙏 and I have to say I prefer titanium but having both give you more options and a backup 😉
The boundless is slightly larger in diameter at the bottom, but the Stanley tapers down smaller, then has the curve at the bottom. Is the diameter of the top and the lid the same on both these? I normally nest my Stanley into a Ozark trail/GSI glacier size mug, do you know if this will nest inside one as well? If you have one would be interested if you can nest a 110g gas canister inside as well. I'm sure it fits since it fits the stanley. Interested in your future boiling tests. p.s. Glue typically comes off with oil. rather than heat, water, or alcohol. Normally i would use WD40, but even olive oil will work and is food safe..
The stanley is a hair under 4 inch and the boundless voyage is a hair over 4 inch with the lid on both of them. Hope this help 👍
Mineral oil also works to remove glue.
I use the little locking slider on the Stanley
I'm not a gram weenie so I don't care about this being titanium. But I do think the flat bottom and lid ring, improve on the Stanley design. I wonder if the Ozar stainless steel mug can nest with the boundless voyage. If not I have to stick with the Stanley.
Use WD40 to clean glu, works like magic on al surfaces. ;)
lighter fluid is the best thing for removing tape and sticker adhesive.
I know they're not cheap but the Boundless Voyage 1050ml titanium water bottle will fit in here with a little wiggle room in order to save some space
Can the Stanley nest inside the Boundless Voyage
Yes perfectly 🤙
Great, I’ll be buying one then to go with the Stanley. Cheers🙂
Mesh bag ....use....to protect other kit in your rucksack from soot after using the pot on an open fire.
mesh means it has holes bro, won't protect anything
but yeah a bandanna or a solid cloth
Have the Stanley and like idea of lighter one thanks for comparison video
La comparación se debería hacer con Stanley Moutain...
Great review.
Great review. Do you know I you can squeeze in 2, 110g canister on top of each other?
Can you put the handle from the stanley onto the titanium pot or does it not align right?
in germany we would call it A Muschi! 🇩🇪👈
So what U R saying that the stan lee is a few ounces heavier but made more durable leave it up to the stan lee Co to make ur life easier. 👍🇺🇸☮️
Lol 😂
What can you nest with the boundless voyage 900ml pot?
The tab on the Stanley is nice. Until you melt it! I know 😂.
Lol 😂
Will the original AeroPress coffee brewer fit inside completely on the Boundless?
If it barely fit in the Stanley then no the bound is a bit shorter than the Stanley. Hope this helps.
Where are the cups ??
So basically, so basically, so basically
Internet trolls, internet trolls, internet trolls,
Filler words are annoying!! 🙉🙉🙉
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Does taking the piss make you feel better?
It is Titanium Coated.
No it is pure titanium with a beed blast finish.
Titanium coating wouldn’t help with weight. ;)