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GSI Outdoor Hard Anodized Dutch Oven | 
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| Brand: GSI
Buy: $61.73 - $135.95
Temporarily Out of Stock... But Amazon Should Have It
Rating:  2 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 20 x 15 x 15
Model: GSIO-50410
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| Features:
| • | Hard-anodized aluminum Dutch oven that's ideal for campfire cooking | | • | 66 percent lighter than cast iron yet still large enough for most meals | | • | High-performance, nonreactive aluminum material cooks slowly and evenly | | • | Rust-free interior is easy to clean; edge lip holds coals and charcoal | | • | No seasoning required; comes in 10-inch, 12-inch, and 14-inch sizes |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
These burly cookers are made of lightweight, rust-proof aluminum. So they heat up nice and even, but are just 1/3 the weight of traditional cast iron. No messy seasoning is required, and our Hard Anodized version is the next best thing to non-stick. Features: High-performance, non-reactive, hard anodized aluminum construction provides exceptional efficiency and uniformity. Cast aluminum is rust free, easy to clean and weighs 66% less than cast iron. Edge lip holds coals and charcoal. 14" model boasts deep design Fixed Legs Weight: 9 lb. Material: Hard Anodized Aluminum Dimensions: 14" x 14" x 10" Made in Taiwan
Amazon.com Product Description
Cooking with fire reflects a primal urge, and is far more satisfying than cooking with a camp stove. That's one reason to consider one of GSI's hard-anodized aluminum Dutch ovens, which are 66 percent lighter than cast iron yet still big enough to cook a hearty, crowd-pleasing stew. Aluminum Dutch ovens are ideal for outdoor cooking, with a high-performance, nonreactive construction that cooks slowly and evenly. Cast aluminum is also rust-free and easy to clean, so you don't have to soak the pot for hours to de-grease the interior. And unlike cast iron, no messy seasoning is required when using the GSI pot. Equipped with an edge lip that holds coals and charcoal, the GSI Dutch oven comes in three sizes--10 inches, 12 inches, and 14 inches--with a weight range of 3 pounds 10 ounces (small) to 9 pounds (large).
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| Customer Reviews:
 GSI hard anodized dutch oven January 3, 2009
Old River Rat (Idaho)
Simply the best. As a whitewater rafter I value space, weight, and versatility. 10" nestles inside 12" and weighs little. Buy an oven bag for transport. They don't rust, cook and clean up like non-stick. Invert the lids and fry eggs or pancakes. With 2 of each size, I serve main course, side dish, sourdough bread and dessert for 8 people. Don't get me wrong, I love my cast iron, but not on a river trip.
 Great but too big May 20, 2006
Chip B. (Worldwide)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a great dutch oven, but too big for camping. GSI's 10" would be much better for me. It matches Backpacker's Pantry 10" Outback Oven, and the 10" fry pan. So you have matching lids, matching racks, and matching stands.
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