Frugal Hiker Overflow: Keith Ti6300 titanium pressure cooker

Ti6300 parts

The Keith Ti6300 titanium pressure cooker is available for $96 USD delivered on Aliexpress.

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The Keith Ti6300 "pressure cooker" is made from lightweight and strong titanium materials.

A 900ml titanium outer pot with folding handles and locking stainless steel clamps
A titanium inner cup with water / rice level indicators and a silicone seal
A titanium lid with heat resistant handle

To use:

Fill the outer pot with water to a level where it will touch the inner
Rest the inner within the outer pot. Add rice (and optionally vegetables / meat). Optionally rinse the rice if you have the water
Add water up to the indicator hole for the amount of rice added (100g, 200g, 280g)
Secure the lid shut with the locking clamps
Place on stove and boil the water to steam the food within the inner cup. Do not let it boil dry.
Rice takes ~15 minutes. Soak to clean

Pros

Food is not in direct contact with the base of the pot when cooking - lessens burning risk and no stirring / watching required
Silicone seal keeps steam within the pot, saving fuel and water and cooking more efficiently
Vent in the lid lets the steam escape, with no dangerous pressures created
Cook other items like puddings, steam buns, etc
Use outer pot as a standalone 900ml pot
If you cover the steam vent, you can use this as a soaking pot (like the Vargo bot)
Inner cup can be used as a bowl
Can use the outer pot horizontally as an oven (on coals / wood fire)
The Jetboil coffee press, regular (affiliate link) fits this pot and can be stored beneath the inner cup
Lightweight mesh storage pouch with locking drawstring

Cons

Not a true pressure cooker (the top vent is too large, temperatures attained are too low ~105C vs ~120C)
Silicone ring a possible point of failure. Probably should be rinsed before the first time cooking
Locking clamps are metal without insulation that mark the pot lid when clamped (maybe cover with tape?)
Folding handles have no insulation
Need to bring a measurement cup for rice (e.g cup from rice cooker)
Inner cup has small holes to let steam in - therefore not good for liquids (e.g. no dual use as a coffee cup)
Be careful not to boil dry (risk of warping)
Steam hotter and more dangerous than boiling water
Heavier and more expensive than an ultralight titanium pot