Are you interested in Titanium products?

[Rough Camp Gear]

Hi all,

I'm entertaining purchasing titanium camping products from overseas, I have a company lined up. I looked into manufacturing myself at another company I own however, the cost of Titanium in the United States is outrageous because they are geared up for the aerospace industry and I myself being in that industry since the space shuttle program and the Gulf Wars and ground support equipment worldwide, I understand.

So if you are interested please let me know plus what products are looking for.

Best Regards,
Fred Mitchell
fred@RoughCampGear.com

 

[Sid Post]

I'm pretty well stocked up. I really like my Lixada, Tomshoo, and Boundless Voyage cups and cook pots. I've got some Snowpeak and Keith Ti as well.

What I think is missing in the market is a small'ish pressure cooker. I was hoping Keith would release their 6300 TI pressure cooker model but, COVID seems to have derailed that option.

Overall, I think the double-walled cups and bowls are the best products I have. The ~4" diameter tall single-wall mugs are also great for boiling water for tea, noodles, or coffee. The ones with the single long handle are better for this than the ones with double handles too!

 

[Lesa_NeSmith]

Hi all,

I'm entertaining purchasing titanium camping products from overseas, I have a company lined up. I looked into manufacturing myself at another company I own however, the cost of Titanium in the United States is outrageous because they are geared up for the aerospace industry and I myself being in that industry since the space shuttle program and the Gulf Wars and ground support equipment worldwide, I understand.

So if you are interested please let me know plus what products are looking for.

Best Regards,
Fred Mitchell
fred@RoughCampGear.com

I love my titanium gear! I use many brands always looking for budget options. I do love my Evernew Titanium kettle. I also have a Ti hunting knife I use often like once a week.
I travel in a rather tiny rig and am generally a gram-weanie doing all I can to keep the weight in and on my rig light - so I can travel light and often!
On my wish list are a larger Bushcraft style grill grate for cooking a steak probably over my Pico Grill - bc it all packs so incredibly tiny...but a fire pit/charcoal grill in titanium would be super cool.

 

[Rough Camp Gear]

I'm pretty well stocked up. I really like my Lixada, Tomshoo, and Boundless Voyage cups and cook pots. I've got some Snowpeak and Keith Ti as well.

What I think is missing in the market is a small'ish pressure cooker. I was hoping Keith would release their 6300 TI pressure cooker model but, COVID seems to have derailed that option.

Overall, I think the double-walled cups and bowls are the best products I have. The ~4" diameter tall single-wall mugs are also great for boiling water for tea, noodles, or coffee. The ones with the single long handle are better for this than the ones with double handles too!

Hello Sid,
Thank you for your response. This is great information and I asked my supplier if they would be interested in making a pressure cooker. I also have them quoting me on a few of my designs to be made out of Titanium. You never know you might find space for a few more ounces. Keep your eye open for my post regarding Titanium.

Fred Mitchell

 

[Rough Camp Gear]

I love my titanium gear! I use many brands always looking for budget options. I do love my Evernew Titanium kettle. I also have a Ti hunting knife I use often like once a week.
I travel in a rather tiny rig and am generally a gram-weanie doing all I can to keep the weight in and on my rig light - so I can travel light and often!
On my wish list are a larger Bushcraft style grill grate for cooking a steak probably over my Pico Grill - bc it all packs so incredibly tiny...but a fire pit/charcoal grill in titanium would be super cool.

Hi Lesa,

It's funny you mentioned a fire pit/charcoal grill I am working on that very item plus a pressure cooker and a few other items. So I will get back to you regarding that item. I will soon be posting a line of Ti products. The feedback is great too. I'l to keep your travels as light as possible.

Thank You.
Fred Mitchell