Zebra Stainless Steel Billy Can 12 cm

  1 of 76

  This little can is absolutely fantastic. Solid, reliable and multi functional, I've even fried a breakfast (for 1) using the small inside plate. I'm going to invest in one of the larger cans to complement it.  

  Andy

  2 of 76

  Another good solid Zebra product. The dish inside is a bit small.  

  Julian Grail

  3 of 76

  A great piece of kit. Ideal for one person and will allow me to store my stove inside. good value for money.  

  Simon Porter

  4 of 76

  High quality stainless steel bushcraft cocking pot. But mine, the plastic for locking mechanism i was DIY by strong wire clothes hanger. So it cant melt to use in open fire. Thanks Woodlore for giving me discount this item from normal price GB$14.00 to GB$11.67. The shipping services is absolutely fast & furious.  

  Filimon Undang

  5 of 76

  Classic piece of kit, sturdy and good quality. I ended up doing the following modifications. I replaced the handle with a stainless steel stranded wire (helps centre the pot when suspended over a fire, which makes it less bulky overall). I drilled a few holes in the pan, that way it can be used for steam cooking or as a strainer. Using a heavy duty rubber band to keep the lid from falling when transporting. I am also thinking about putting a removable rubber gasket on the lid so I can put the food directly in the pot for one day hikes, without fearing it to be spilled. I have yet to find an O-ring with the proper size.  

  Ivan

  6 of 76

  Sturdy and good pots. Just remember to take of the plastic locking at the handles before you use them in fire.  

  Karlsson Daniel

  7 of 76

  Best piece of outdoor cooking gear I've ever had! If I had to choose only one pot to take out with me, this would be the one. Great service from the Woodlore team!  

  Martin

  8 of 76

  I first used one of these on a Woodlore course and bought it as soon as I got home. Although not as light as an aluminium or titanium one, it's compact and robust enough to use straight in the flames or in the embers (but take the lid locks off first) and the handle is designed to help with hanging it over a fire. I'll likely buy the other sizes at some point too to complete the set. Great set of pots that I'll have and use probably for the rest of my life.  

  Mike Burns

  9 of 76

  If you need a pot to use on a camp fire these cans are without a doubt the reference! The size is great to make a stew for 1 to 2 people.  

  Robin Astle

  10 of 76

  Does what it says on the tin really. Couple of observations rather than criticisms: the small plastic pot lid holders (you'll understand when you get one) are looking a bit droopy after a good mornings sausages and beans cooking. I doubt theyll last much longer, which doesnt bother me per se, but why put them on? Or just make them out of metal if this is a desired feature. Secondly, the little pan part sits VERY snug into the pot. I'd be very wary of using it with water in the bottom, I envisage a pressure build up in the under chamber which will fire the little pan and my sausages off into the wilderness! I'll probably make a couple of little steam escape holes somewhere to fix this. These niggles aside, a classic piece of kit, something very honest about a brew from a billy can in a morning.  

  John B