- Heat resistant, no lip burns
- Built-in strainer
- Use as a mini cutting board
- Durable construction
- Same weight as titanium
- Compatible with SOTO 750 ml pots
- Compatible with TOAKS 550, 650, 750 ml pots
The MugLid Ultralight for SOTO 750 ml pots is a multi-functional gem. Use it to speed up a boil, then keep the pot warm. Sip hot drinks right through the lid. The heat-resistant design goes easy on the hands and will protect your lips from burns. There’s a built-in strainer for cooking noodles. And you can even use it as a mini cutting board. A 110 g fuel canister nests on top of the lid for storage.
The lid is made of lightweight, BPA-free polypropylene with a silicone sealing o-ring for a snug fit. At just 0.6 oz (17 g), it’s about the same weight as a similar-size titanium lid. This lid is compatible with the SOTO 750 ml ThermoLite Aluminum Pot, SOTO 750 ml Ultralight Titanium Pot, plus TOAKS 550, 650, and 750 ml Titanium Pots.
Specifications
Weight: 0.6 oz (17 g)
Material: Polypropylene (PP) Body, Silicone O-ring, BPA free
Dimensions (Dia x H): ø4.02 x 0.51 in. (ø102 x 13 mm)
Compatibility: SOTO 750ml ThermoLite Aluminum Pot, SOTO 750ml Ultralight Titanium Pot, TOAKS 550, 650, and 750 ml Titanium Pots
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Handy with minimal weigh penalty
This was a bit of a "flier" purchase when I wanted to replace my slightly-annoying-to-keep-track-of hot lips and also have the ability to pour water without taking off the lid since I often use a separate mug for coffee. It worked great! It was only a couple grams heavier than the stock Toaks lid and held well during pours. The only slight downside is that it sits a bit further down in vs. on the pot so my usual method of storing my Amicus on top of my 100g fuel canister in my 650ml Toaks fits slightly less well (it only marginally fit before) but the orange carry bag holds it all together anyway.
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SOTO MugLid
Prefect fit for both my Toaks 750ml mug and my SOTO 750ml mug. Very happy as I can now drink from my mug without any nasties dropping in.
