G'day Mike,

The X-Pot isnt compatible on induction cookers, but the 1.8L Sea to Summit Detour Pot is - its worth checking out!

G'day James,

Its not recommended to use Silicone based cookwear for frying foods.  
The X range is best kept to liquid based cooking.

G'day Brett,

The issue with this and other lightweight compact cookware is the base is quite thin, and therefore food can easily get burnt or stuck to the pan.  This type of anodised aluminum cant be scrubbed, so if food does burn to the base it's hard to get it clean.
The instructions to heat liquid first is a really important step to preventing this from happening.  Eg if I want to cook porridge, I would heat the water first and add the oats and other ingredients to that.
If you want to cook baked beans, I would recommend boiling a thin layer of water first, then adding your beans and keep them actively stirring until heated through.
Same with soup, start with water first.  This applies to all lightweight/hiking cookware with anodised aluminum.
Hope that makes sense!

G'day Mike,

I just gave this a quick try and did manage to fit the Sea to Summit X Kettle inside the 1.4L X Pot. It was a little tight and I need to pull the flaps over a little tighter than usual but it did fit.