Camping Equipment, Outdoor Camping Pots and Pans Set 2PCS Camping Cookware

I used this to go camping without being on an official camp site. They were really lightweight. One day, I was packing and realized I had not left enough space for them, so I just attached them to the side of my bag and I couldn't even notice them. The only problem I had was that the bottoms burned really easily, even if it wasn't directly on the fire. After the day where I found this out the hard way, they were a little difficult to clean and after thirty minutes, I got it just clean enough to read the measurements. This is a really good product but I recommend using aluminum foil on the underside when using on direct flame.

This is by far my favorite pot. I’ve had others and I’ve liked them as well. But this one is my go to. If you’re like me and want a cup of coffee and breakfast too thin this is perfect. I’ve had single pots to cook breakfast (usually instant oats) and a collapsible cup for my coffee. This you get the bigger pot to cook breakfast and the smaller for your morning coffee. Plus you can put your fuel canister inside plus other items (spork, rag, stove) makes it very compact. I’ve got other cook systems that are a bit lighter, but I can definitely justify the extra 2-3 ounces for this guy because it’s just fantastic...

I bought this to use with a twig burning stove. I figured the twig burner would blacken any pot I used so I wanted something as cheap as possible short of bare aluminum. This one is anodized aluminum and works fairly well with the twig burner stove. The drawbacks of this set up are:cons:the ruberized handles are short so the flames melt the plastic on themthe pots don't nest (they sit on top of each other with a small retaining rim) so it's not compact.A twig burner stove won't fit inside for transport( but a butane stove will)the tall design is sub-optimal for stoves as it leaks heat more easily than wider base.the cup isn't thermally insulated so hot liquids will be burning hot metal on your lips then cool quickly, yet it's the only lid so you gotta take it with you.Pro:el cheapo!annodizedno sharp prongs on the handle mounts --- I'm looking at you MSR (idiots!)handles are just barely long enough to stay cool enough to touch.light weightnice volume size.

This is a good product for the price. The finish has some imperfections, and I had to give it a good washing to remove a sticky residue from the factory. The handles are coated, and seem sturdy. Overall, I am happy.I measured the volume/capacity (to the brim) with a measuring cup. The bottom holds 1070mL, and the top holds 530mL.I am able to fit a GSI Hallulite Minimalist II inside, which holds my fuel and stove, and I put a set of fuel stabilizer legs on top. Everything nests together nicely.

I've taken this little set out three times now, once for a six-day through-hike, and it's worked wonderfully! I love the graduated measurements inside the pot and the fact the fuel canister fits perfectly inside it. (One word of warning- don't leave the fuel canister inside for storage as the metal ring on the bottom will rust and stain the inside of the pot.) The rubber coating on the handles helps with grip and avoiding heat transfer from my MSR stove, which is a huge plus, and it packs up so compactly and lightly for storage.I'm planning to order another set for my son, as this set far outperformed his older camp cookset in both usability and weight.

This camping set is amazing! I’ve used it a ton of times for making food on the trail. Very easy to clean and has measuring lines inside to eliminate the guesswork. I cut off the rubber handles to expose the stainless steel for cooking over open fires. It has enough room inside that I keep my 230gram fuel can, a small sponge, some tea packets, salt packets, tapatio packets, honey packets, a folding spork, and my Elekticity camp stove all inside the camp stove set. A full mess kit inside this thing. Can’t recommend enough.

Holding up much better tgan i thought it would big pot has enough room to make 2 boxes of mac and cheese (my daughters favorite trail lunch) small pot is excelent for a quick boil to make 1 nice cup of coffee also works well if you nest it to strain your noodles. Rubber handles are a hair too close to the pot as the flame can reach them not a huge deal only had the problem once and learned not to turn it up so high pot cools to be re palpable crazy fast.

This cooking kit is perfect size since you can put a 220gm butane canister to nest inside the cup/cups. Still room for a small folding stove underneath the indented base of the fuel canister. I added a folding spork, small sponge, and a mini Bic lighter to the kit. The folding handels on the cups are strong too. Measurements for liquids is inscribed inside the cup walls. This particular cook set is the best value...other identical sets sell for 40% more. I'm recommending this item to all who take my Introduction to Backpacking class.