Collection: RBO Titanium Backpacking Cookware

Shop titanium backpacking cookware in Mobile, Alabama. Compare RBO’s 450 mL, 750 mL and 1.1 L Grade 2 titanium cookware, plus long handle titanium spoons and sporks for tall meal pouches. Choose your gear below or visit our Mobile store for help putting a kit together.

Choose your pot size

450 mL titanium pot and camping mug: a compact option for hot drinks and small servings.
750 mL titanium backpacking pot: a starting point for solo meals and water for meal pouches.
1.1 L titanium backpacking pot: extra capacity for larger meals, shared drinks or simple meals for two, depending on portions.

Leave headroom when heating. Capacity is not a recommended boiling fill line. Check dimensions before assuming a stove or canister nests inside.

Your favorite trail tool you never knew you needed

Meal bags are tall. A regular spoon can leave your hand covered in lasagna cheese or spaghetti sauce when you reach the bottom. RBO’s long handle spoon and spork provide extra reach, helping keep your hand above the mess. Choose a smooth spoon bowl for scooping or a spork’s forked edge for solid bites.

Why we use Grade 2 titanium

Our three cookware sizes use Grade 2 titanium for its material strength, low weight and corrosion resistance. Construction and wall thickness also affect the finished pot. Read our Grade 2 versus Grade 1 explanation and pot and utensil buying guide.

Useful Christmas gifts for hikers and campers

Choose a long handle titanium spoon or spork as a practical stocking stuffer. Compare the 450 mL for camp coffee, the 750 mL for a solo kit, or the 1.1 L when more capacity is useful. Tell us the recipient’s meals, existing gear and budget, and we will help narrow the choice. Shop individual items or the fixed gift bundles below; check each product page for current prices and included pieces.

Compare titanium cookware in Mobile

Visit Red Beard’s Outfitter at 51 Kenneth Street, Mobile, AL 36607 to compare the three pot sizes and long handle utensils. Bring your usual meal pouch or stove so we can help you check the fit. Call 251-217-7466 before a special trip to confirm the item you want.

For an online pickup order, use the pickup option shown at checkout and wait for your ready notification before coming to collect it. Availability and pickup options depend on the item and order. See store hours and directions; holiday hours may vary.

Is titanium the best choice for every camp meal?

Titanium is useful when low weight and boiling water matter. Thin titanium can develop hot spots, so aluminum or other cookware may suit frying and simmering better. Choose your pot around the meals you actually prepare.

Does Grade 2 titanium prevent dents or heat damage?

No. Grade 2 has higher material strength than Grade 1, but thickness, design and use affect a finished pot. Avoid heating an empty pot and follow your stove instructions.