G'day JP,

The Sea to Summit X Pot 4L is designed to be used on a small gas hiking stove. They have a ring around the hard-anodised aluminium base that says the flame cannot exceed this ring. Unfortunately the ring is smaller than the diameter of the port supports on the Coleman Hyperflame, so unfortunately this pot won't suit your stove.

G'day Phil,

Yes, you could use the X Pot 4L on an alcohol style stove. The main requirement will be that you ensure the flame doesn't exceed the ring on the base of the pot. This shouldn't happen with an alcohol stove, so we think you should be ok.

G'day Adriane,

Yes the X Pot 4L should be suitable for use with the MSR Whisperlite International. The base of the pot is designed to sit on hike style stoves, and will work as long as the flames don't exceed the size of the ring on the base of the pot (the ring diameter is approximately 1cm smaller than the base diameter of 26cm).

G'day Michelle,

The X Pot 4L is really designed to be used on your smaller lightweight style hiking stoves. The base of the unit in hard-anodised aluminium and is the only part of the pot designed to have a direct flame in contact with it. There is a circle on the base that is approx 1cm smaller than the overall diameter of the pot that the flame must not exceed, as if the flame licks up the sides of the pot it will damage the silicone and render your pot useless. We've not tried it out, but looking at the potential size of the flame on the Gasmate Traveller II Stove we don't think it will suit, so unfortunately we wouldn't want to recommend this style pot with that stove. 

G'day Mark,

The Sea to Summit X Pot 4L is designed to be used on a small gas hiking stove. They have a ring around the hard-anodised aluminium base that says the flame cannot exceed this ring. Unfortunately the ring is smaller than the diameter of the port supports on the Coleman Hyperflame, so unfortunately this pot won't suit your stove.

G'day Bek,

The Sea to Summit X Pot 4L is designed to be used on a small gas hiking stove. You could theoretically use it on a gas cooktop at home as long as it is the smallest size burner and the flame doesn't lick up the sides of the pot.

G'day Jordann, 

I'm afraid that it would probably damage the X Pot if you put it in any kind of oven. The silicone sides are heat resistant - but it's designed to be used on top of a stove Jordann, sorry! 

G'day Ant,

The Sea to Summit X Pot is designed to be used on a hiking stove, which as a rule don't have a very wide flame. The 4L size should be fine on your average gas stove, as long as direct heat is contained at the base and the flames are not flickering around the silicone sides of the pot.