Integrated pouring spout for precise pouring — no separate spout attachment needed.

Silicone lid clip clips lid to side of pot — keeps lid clean while cooking.

Solo / 2-person cooking size. Big enough for sauces, pasta for 1, soup for 2, pour-over coffee.

SS + Aluminum + SS sandwich — even heat distribution for real cooking (not just boiling).

Aluminum core responds to induction fields. Works on most induction cooktops.

One click-locking handle (vs double on bigger pots) — lighter, perfect for solo cooking.

The Pouring Pot has an integrated spout — the spout is part of the rim design, not an added attachment. What "built-in spout" means: - The rim is shaped at one point to form a pouring channel - Water pours out in a controlled stream (not a wide gush) - The pot body itself is the spout (no separate piece to lose) - The collapsible sidewall folds around the spout correctly (engineering matches) Why this matters: - Most camp pots require pouring from the rim (no spout) - Pouring from a regular rim = wide, splashing flow - A spout = controlled, accurate pour - Ideal for: - Pouring hot water over coffee grounds - Pouring sauce over a dish - Filling cups without spilling - Pouring hot water into a freeze-dried pouch Practical feel: - Smooth flow, similar to a home kettle spout - Stream stays controlled even when pot is tilted sharply - Doesn't dribble down the side of the pot (spout positions flow correctly) Compare to Kettle: - Kettle has water boiler design but no integrated spout - Pouring Pot deliberately adds the spout for cooking + pour tasks - Pouring Pot is more versatile (can do both)

The Pouring Pot inherits the LidKeep silicone clip from the Detour Kettle design system. What LidKeep does: - Silicone rubber clip on the inside rim of the lid - Clips the lid to the side of the pot while cooking - Lid hangs out of the way (no setting on dirty ground) - Always attached (no losing the lid) Why it matters for the Pouring Pot specifically: - Cooking with frequent lid removal (stirring, adding ingredients) - Setting the hot lid on the table is bad manners - Putting it on the ground is unsanitary - LidKeep keeps the lid clipped to the pot at all times - Particularly useful in windy outdoor kitchens Reusable across the Detour system: - The LidKeep is part of the lid, not the pot - When the lid is on the pot, LidKeep is functional - When the lid is off and clipped to side, LidKeep holds it in place - Same engineering as the Kettle lid

Per FAQ: "a sandwich of stainless steel (for durability) and aluminum (for heat distribution) for the perfect cooking experience." Construction: - Outer bottom layer: Stainless steel (contact with stove) - Middle layer: Aluminum core (heat-spreading layer) - Inner top layer: Stainless steel (contact with food) Why 3-ply matters for the Pouring Pot: - Small pot heats up faster (less surface area, less water) - Even heat distribution prevents hot-spotting even at high BTU stoves - Less scorching when making sauces or reductions - Reliable boiling temperature control Material composition: 86% SS + 12% Silicone + 2% Aluminium (same as the 3L/5L Detour Pots)

The Pouring Pot description says "BPA-free, certified to EU/Japanese food-grade standards" — a slight variant on the other Detour products which say just "EU food-grade": Why add Japanese standard? - Some food contact regulations are stricter in Japan (especially for infants) - Adding Japanese certification = "extra safe by global standards" - Common in high-end kitchen products - For buyers who value certifications, this is meaningful Practical implication: - Higher bar than EU alone (which is already the high bar) - Suitable for cooking at higher temperatures - Suitable for long-contact use (overnight marinating, etc.) - Suitable for sensitive applications (infant food prep, etc.) Same as other Detour products in practice: - All Detour products are BPA-free - All use EU food-grade silicone - The "Japanese" addition is a marketing flag for buyers who value it

All three stove types supported:Induction: - Per STS FAQ: "Yes — they are induction compatible" - Aluminum layer responds to induction - Test with a magnet if uncertain Gas Stoves: - Standard compatibility - Watch for flame extending up silicone sidewalls - Keep flames within the printed base ring - 3-ply base resists warping Electric Radiant: - Standard compatibility - 3-ply base distributes heat efficiently Heat-up benchmarks (1.8 L, lid on): - 1 L water → 4-5 min to boil - 1.8 L water → ~6-8 min to boil - Sauce reductions: longer, but even heat preserves quality - Quick-cooking tasks (eggs, sauces) heat up within 1-2 minutes Recommended max fill when heating: - 1.5 L (boiling headroom + stirring room) - Cooking often uses less than full capacity (sauces reduce, pasta cooks in waves)

Per STS FAQ: "No - the pot handle attachment point is hard anodized and is not dishwasher safe." Same caveat as all Detour cookware: - 304 SS body + silicone sidewalls are dishwasher safe - Click Safe handle attachment rivets are hard anodized - Alkaline dishwasher detergent strips the anodized layer - Practical solution: detach handles before dishwashing For the Pouring Pot specifically: - The spout adds a small extra concern (water can pool in the spout area) - Ensure the spout is fully drained before storage - Wipe the spout rim dry before collapsing (trapped moisture = mildew risk)

Same large radius curve as the Detour Bowl and Dinnerware Set: Why a matched curve: - Spoon tip fits the curve without binding - Scoop the last morsel from the bottom - Easier cleanup (no sharp corners) - Consistent with the rest of the Detour system STS utensils that fit: - Folding Camp Spatula & Serving Spoon (Camp Kitchen Tool Kit) - Detour utensils (sibling dinnerware) - Frontier UL Cutlery

The combination of built-in spout + LidKeep makes the Pouring Pot uniquely suited to certain tasks: Pour-over coffee (NEW use case vs other Detour products): - Boil water in the Pouring Pot - LidKeep clips lid to side, opening the top - Pour water over coffee grounds in a filter - Built-in spout gives a controlled flow rate - Single-handle design = easy to lift + pour with one hand Sauce making: - Simmer sauces in the 3-ply base (even heat) - LidKeep keeps the lid ready when you need to cover - Spout = pour finished sauce over pasta/meat cleanly - No drips down the side Soup for 2: - Simmer soup with LidKeep holding the lid - Serve directly by tilting the spout over bowls - 1.8 L = perfect for 2 generous bowls Freeze-dried pouch prep: - Boil water (1 L = single pouch, 1.5 L = double pouch) - Open LidKeep, pour through spout - No dribbles, no mess Hot drinks for the group: - Boil tea for 2-3 in the pot - Spout pours directly into mugs - LidKeep keeps lid ready between pours Pancake / crepe batter: - Mix batter directly in the pot - Spout pours batter into the pan in a controlled stream - 3-ply base keeps batter warm

Solo orduo Camping: The 1.8 L capacity is the perfect size for solo or 2-person cooking. Sauces, pasta for 1, soup for 2, coffee for 2. Van Life / Overlanding: Collapsible, lightweight (474 g), 3-ply base for actual cooking. Spout + LidKeep solve the lid-spillage problem. Boat / Yacht: Compact marine cooking. Stainless resists corrosion. Spout is useful for limited counter space. RV Camping: Use on propane or electric stoves. Even small RV kitchens fit the collapsed pot. Hunting Cabin: Durable for daily use. The spout is useful for pouring from elevated wood stove setups. Coffee Lovers: Built-in spout + 3-ply base = ideal pour-over coffee. Boil in one pot, pour over grounds in a filter, no extra equipment. Camp Cook (Cooking Focus): Use the 3-ply base for sauces, reductions, risottos. LidKeep + spout = professional cooking in camp. Boil-in-Bag Backpacking: Capable — 1.5 L water = 2 freeze-dried pouches. Heavier than ultralight options but heavier-duty too. Home Emergency: Backup kitchen on a camp stove. Induction-compatible for modern van/RV builds.

Detour Stainless Steel Bowl (STSA1323): Nest inside the collapsed Pouring Pot for transport. Eat from matched bowls. Detour Dinnerware Set (STSA1325): Full 2-person setup. Nest inside the Pouring Pot. Detour Pot (STSA1212 / STSA1213): Bigger pots for bigger meals. Click Safe handles interchangeable. Detour Kettle (STSA1215): Use for water boiling while the Pouring Pot cooks. Camp Kitchen Tool Kit (STSA1102): Folding spatula and serving spoon match the curve (same design language). Wilderness Wash (50ml): Field cleaning for the pot. Pour-over coffee filters: Pair with the built-in spout for camp coffee. Frontier Cookware: Click Safe handles fit Frontier pots too (per FAQ).