The Boundless Voyage Ti2037C is a small titanium cook set: a 750 ml pot and a 300 ml pan that doubles as its lid. It’s the smaller version of the Boundless Voyage 1000 + 500 ml pot and pan set, and the two pieces together weighed 142 g on our scale. I paid $46 for it.
What’s in the box
A 750 ml titanium pot and a 300 ml titanium pan, both with folding wire handles on riveted brackets. Inside the pot are measuring marks at 0.2, 0.35 and 0.5 litres. The pan fits inside the pot’s rim, or turns upside down to sit on top as a lid. The set comes in a black mesh drawstring bag.
What we like
- 142 g for pot and pan
- The pan doubles as a lid
- Measuring marks inside the pot
- Folding handles on both
- Mesh bag included
What we don’t
- Not non-stick
- Small for more than one person

Quick Specs
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Boundless Voyage |
| Model | Ti2037C |
| Capacity | 750 ml pot300 ml pan |
| Material | Titanium |
| Weight | 142 gpot and pan |
| Included | Mesh drawstring bag |
| Features | Pan doubles as lidMeasuring marksFolding handles |
Pot, pan and lid
The two pieces work together. The 750 ml pot is the one you boil water in: enough for a hot drink and a dehydrated meal for one. The measuring marks inside mean you don’t need a separate cup to measure water. The 300 ml pan turns upside down to cover the pot, which keeps the heat in so water boils faster, and when the water’s done it becomes a small pan or a bowl. Both handles fold flat against the sides for packing and swing out for cooking.


Weight and packing
The pot and pan together weighed 142 g on our scale. Packed, the pan sits in the pot’s rim or on top as the lid, so the whole set takes up the space of the pot, and the mesh bag keeps it together.

On the stove
Both pieces sit well on a small screw-on gas stove. Titanium heats up fast, but the thin walls don’t spread heat as evenly as aluminium, so food can catch in the middle. It isn’t non-stick, so add a little water or oil before you cook in the pan, keep the flame low and stir. For boiling water, the pot with the pan as a lid is the quickest way to use it.


Cook sets compared
The bigger 1000 + 500 ml set works the same way, with the pan as the lid, but holds more: pick it if you cook for two. The 5-piece pan set (Ti1096T) has no pot or lid, but five nesting pans from 350 to 800 ml to cook and eat from. This set is the smallest and lightest of the three.
| This review | Bigger | 5 pans | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pan doubles as lid | Yes | Yes | No |
| Pieces | Pot and pan | Pot and pan | 5 pans |
| Biggest piece | 750 ml | 1000 ml | 800 ml |
| Weight | 142 g | 280 g | 477 g |
| Price paid | $46 | $51 | $70 |
| Our score | 9.0 | 8.7 | 9.1 |

Conclusion: Boundless Voyage Titanium Pot and Pan Set (750 + 300 ml)Conclusion
The Boundless Voyage Ti2037C is a light, simple cook set for one. The 750 ml pot has measuring marks, the 300 ml pan doubles as its lid, and the pair weighed 142 g on our scale. It isn’t non-stick and it’s small for two, so the bigger 1000 + 500 ml set suits couples better. I paid $46, and for solo hikes it’s a good buy.
A 750 ml titanium pot with measuring marks and a 300 ml pan that doubles as its lid, 142 g together on our scale.
Not non-stick, and sized for one person.
- Hikers
- Solo trips
- Ultralight
Yes, for solo trips. I paid $46 for a pot and pan that weigh 142 g together. If you cook for two, the 1000 + 500 ml set is only a few dollars more.







