Ultralight Titanium Mug & Stove Kit
Let customers speak for us
Edges are smooth, no sharp bits. High quality plate.
The bowl of the spoon is deep enough for soup, which many sporks get wrong, not that I do it often
There is something satisfying about cooking with twigs. This stove makes it efficient and contains the fire well.
450ml is just right for a packet of instant coffee and some water.
Used it on a pine fire and it's got that cool blue titanium heat tint now. badge of honor haha
The flex is perfect. Not too stiff, not too floppy.
don't take anything else for grilling, as long as there's a few rocks to keep this above the coals you're sorted
Huge plus for me. Aluminum sets always taste weird.
Burnt some chili in it, scrubbed it with dirt and water in the creek, came off nicely and colours pretty nice too
The lip is rolled nicely, feels good to drink from and bigger than expected
Weighs basically nothing. I bring two now just to have a prep surface.
dropped on my side bags so many times over the weekend this thing held up with no cracks
Bought this for my husband who loses everything. He hasn't lost it yet!
The way this whole set sits together is so satisfying, kind of like the russian dolls hahaha. My bags are quiet and light good stuff solara
Blog posts
The End of the Plastic Spork: Why Your Camp Cutlery Needs an Upgrade
Stop eating your camp meals with a bendy plastic fork. We break down the Solara Titanium Cutlery System: a 49g, rattle-free kit that brings indoor dignity to the outdoors.
Meet the Solara Adventure Chair
I don't know about you, but we're sick of wobbly ultralight chairs and snapping elastic cords. We introduce the Solara Adventure Chair. It isn't the lightest on the market, but with its reinforced notch push-lock system, it might just be the last compact chair you ever need to buy.
The Guide to Titanium Care: Cleaning and Packing
Nobody likes doing dishes on an adventure. We share the easiest ways to clean your Solara titanium in the field (even using sand!), how to pack it silently to stop the dreaded bag rattle, and why it’s the lowest-maintenance gear you’ll ever own.