G'day Brent,

It's best to avoid frying or sautéing in it as high heat might damage the silicone when fully collapsed. Sea to Summit suggests ensuring that the pot's base is always covered with water or liquid up to the level of the silicone when you're using it. When using it as a pot, it's important not to let the flames extend beyond the base's edge. While it's great for cooking as a pot, it's not designed for use as a frypan.

G'day Sandra,

Yes, the X-Pot pot would work on the Zempire 2 Burner Deluxe Wide Camp Stove as long as the flame remains beneath the pot. Plenty of room for this and another Pan on the other burner as you have about 64 cm of space on the stovetop.

G'day Joan,

Absolutely, the only real consideration with these is that the cooking flame doesnt reach or come close to the edge of the base of the pot.
There is a circular line around the base that shows you the maximum flame diameter.
Hope that helps.

G'day Paulette,

The 1.3L X-Kettle will nest with the 2.8L pot, but unfortunately the larger 2L kettle is too big.

G'day Sue,

Yes, you can use these on a lower BTU stove like a Butane cartridge option.  Check out the 3rd product picture we have online, of the base of the pot.  You can see a ring around the metal base which says "no flames past this point" - as long as you keep the burner flame low enough to stay within that marker, you should be fine.

G'day Arun,

Yes, these can be used on the 360 degrees Furno stove. This is one of the most popular combinations we sell!

G'day Lyndal,

We've had these questions before on other products in the X range, so I'll add that for you here:
By glass cooktop, I'm assuming you mean an electric one as opposed to induction?
I can't see any reason why you couldn't, but you would need to adhere to the maximum flame/heat distribution ring printed on the base of the kettle.  This is there to ensure the silicone sides of the kettle avoid as much direct heat as possible, so will mean you'd have to use the smallest 'burner' option.
As the base is 5052 aluminium, it isn't magnetic, and therefore can't be used on an induction cooktop.

G'day Darryl,

We wouldn't recommend using the X Pot on the Eventemp Stove. They've really been designed to use with smaller hike style burners, that throw a smaller flame. The Eventemp flame spreads a little too far and can damage the silicone sides of the X Pot

G'day Julie,

The X Pot 2.8L is designed for use on a compact hiking style gas stove, so, unfortunately, we wouldn't recommend using the pot in your caravan oven.

G'day Hayden,

We've had a good look at the X Pot 2.8L on the HyperFlame FyreKnight Stove and unfortunately, we don't think it will work. The silicone on the X Pots can't come in to contact with direct flame, and unfortunately, the diameter of the pot and the stove are the same, so we wouldn't want to risk the flame damaging the pot.