G'day Jenni,

The X-cookwear range is designed to be used with any type of compact hiking stove.
As long as your hiking stove has been set up stable, on even ground, there's no reason why a pot or pan would slip off.
Hope that helps.

G'day Mark,

As the base is 5052 aluminium, it isn't magnetic, and therefore can't be used on an induction cooktop.

G'day JP,

My colleague Lauren has answered this question so double-check the response directly below yours for a detailed outline. Essentially yes, you can, however, you would only be able to do so on a low flame due to the design of the silicone cookware base.

G'day Nermin,

You shouldnt have too much trouble using these on your Gasmate Travelmate II, but just ensure the flame is completely within the anodised aluminium base.  They are designed more for use with smaller propane/butane hiking stoves, which have a concentrated flame, so its likely that full flame on the Travelmate will be too wide on its highest setting. Cooking and boiling water on a lower flame will take a longer time, so perhaps worth taking into consideration. Hope that helps!

G'day Jas,

The markings on the base of the pot are 13.5cm in diameter and the markings on the kettle have a diameter of 12.5cm. 

G'day Coralie,

The Sea to Summit X Set 32 is great!  They are lightweight and durable, plus will distribute the heat well.  The Alpha is also good, however, it's perhaps not quite as high quality as the X Set.  It does depend on how you wish to use it though as this cook set and all lightweight, packable/stackable designs, really are only suitable for use on camp stoves with less heat output.  They are not recommended for use on home stovetops due to safety concerns.  Cheers :)

G'day Coralie,

Sea to Summit recommends that you can use any lightweight hike style stove with the X Set 32 as long as the flame doesn't exceed the ring printed on the base. Low to Medium continual heat will generally reduce the likelihood of hot spots.

G'day Adam,

There should no issue using the Sea to Summit X-Set silicone pots, however, the one important thing you need to ensure is that the flame doesn't rise up the side of the pots at all.