PE foam insulation with heat-reflective polyester film maximizes thermal efficiency for keeping food warm
Tyvek exterior provides durability and water resistance for outdoor use
Tapered top and built-in handle allow for effortless folding and easy transport
Easy-clean interior simplifies maintenance after spills or meals
Available in two sizes to fit most backpacking pots, offering versatility for different pot types
Summarized by Shop
We start with a PE foam structure, laminate it with heat reflective polyester film, and then wrap the exterior with a Tyvek casing. The result is a well-insulated little space blanket for your food that cleans up easy in the case of a spill. The PotPocket is offered in two sizes to fit most backpacking pots, and doubles as a place to stor
Medium size dimensions
Height 4.13 in (10.5 cm), Top of insulated section extended 7.25 in (18 cm), Diameter 5.25 in (13 cm), Bottom 4.75 in (12 cm)
Large size dimensions
Height 7.5 in (19 cm), Top of insulated section extended 10.5 cm (19 cm), Diameter 6.5 in (16.5 cm), Top 14.5 cm (14.5 cm), Bottom 13 cm (13 cm)
Medium weight
0.7 oz (19.8 g)
Large weight
0.9 oz (25.5 g)
Outer fabric
Coated Tyvek
Inner fabric
Heat-reflective polyester film
Insulation
PE foam
Summarized by Shop
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Wish it had a bit more room in the base for my Firemaple G3. This product tapers down quite a bit and I am forcing it in to get the material to stretch out. Great concept, hoping it will work 👍
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Mike · April 29, 2026
I really like the idea of the insulated PotPockets for keeping hotwater and my food warm for longer.
With a lot of meals, I expect to save significant fuel by letting the meal finish "cooking" in the heat held inside the PotPocket while I finish setting up camp at night and tearing camp down in the morning.
There is minimal weight penalty if I also use these as replacement storage bags for my pots. But I will likely still want at least the larger mesh bag with me to hang wet kitchenware to dry while in camp.
I will update my review as needed after I spend more time on the trail with these. But I expect these to become a permanent part of my kitchen gear, just like the insulated freeze dried food pocket I already have.
Grant · November 5, 2025
I really like the idea of the insulated PotPockets for keeping hotwater and my food warm for longer.
With a lot of meals, I expect to save significant fuel by letting the meal finish "cooking" in the heat held inside the PotPocket while I finish setting up camp at night and tearing camp down in the morning.
There is minimal weight penalty if I also use these as replacement storage bags for my pots. But I will likely still want at least the larger mesh bag with me to hang wet kitchenware to dry while in camp.
I will update my review as needed after I spend more time on the trail with these. But I expect these to become a permanent part of my kitchen gear, just like the insulated freeze dried food pocket I already have.