7-Quart RockPot | Heat-Retaining Stone System | Stainless Steel

A family in Southern Utah wanted real meals in the backcountry and couldn't find gear that delivered, so they engineered their own. What started as a campfire experiment became a patented cooking system built around the RockTablet — a handcrafted heat-retaining stone made in Saint George, Utah. The RockPot holds heat for up to 8 hours, which means you can start dinner at lunch and let physics do the work. Double-wall stainless steel construction keeps the exterior cool to the touch while the stone inside stays hot. The kit includes the vessel, the stone tablet, an inner cooking pot with lid, a rack, and an extendable hook. Still made by the same family that built the first prototype in a garage.

Heat retention for 8 hours is either wildly convenient or a setup for the world's longest argument about when dinner is actually ready. Either way, you're not reheating anything.

• 7-quart capacity
• Food-grade stainless steel, double-wall construction
• Cool-touch exterior
• 12.5" diameter × 11" height
• Total kit weight: 14 lbs
• Heat retention up to 8 hours
• Includes 1 RockPot vessel, 1 RockTablet, 1 Inner Cooking Pot with Lid, 1 Rack, 1 Extendable Hook
• RockTablet handcrafted in Saint George, Utah
• Dishwasher safe
• Weighs more than most housecats but less than most toddlers
• Patented heat-retaining stone system