GSI Outdoors, Bugaboo Camper, 4 Person Camping Cook Set, Superior Backcountry Cookware Since 1985

Very good set. Took it for a two week RV trip across Idaho, Utah, AZ, NV, CA, OR and WA. Performed well, for a family of six. Make sure to get a good set of silicone spatulas and a scrub brush / pad - don’t mess us the non stick. Take off the cup liners before washing. The orange plastic tabs for the pot tops are not the best - one broke during our trip, but I expect GSI will rectify the problem with us. It’s compact, lightweight, and easy to clean. I’d buy again.

I have borrowed a friend's GSI Halite Dualist set for a previous backpacking experience and was nothing but impressed at the quality and usability when backpacking. So when looking for my own set, I needed one for four... the Bugaboo is exactly what I needed.I didn't find any cheaper sets with cups, bowls and dishes like this one. You'd essentially have to buy two cheapo sets to get what is in this set anyway. Might as well just buy the Bugaboo which all fits together.Absolutely perfect quality in this set. All of the plastic pieces had no sharp edges and were free of parting lines. Every piece seems like the quality manager cherry picked the best pieces and sent them to me.The cookwear pieces are high quality teflon coated identical to kitchen cookwear you would buy from a major brand.The way all of the parts nest into each other is just perfect, and very easy to put back together each time. No overly tight fits or mishaps. I can get it all back together just like it was from the factory.I compared the Bugaboo to the Pinnacle camper and the only differences are the anodized (Pinnacle) vs. the painted or porcelain on the Bugaboo. And it appears the Bugaboo weighs only one more ounce than the Pinnacle if I read the specs correctly. Big whoop.Buy now and you won't be disappointed at all.

Really great first camping set for our first family camping trip! We are a young family with a 1yo and a 5yo and this set was just perfect for us. Easy to use and takes up very little room as compared to all our other gear. I do recommend getting another handle AND a long grilling glove for cooking convenience. My 5yo was intrigued that the insulated cup fit into the plastic "bowl" and he wanted to use for weeks after camping. Additionally, we camped at the end of the summer in northern NJ, and while it was cool in the morning (say 60 degree weather), the insulated cup inserted into the bowl kept our coffee really warm for over 2 hours. I wasn't expecting it to keep it that long. Overall, we're very happy with this set and can't wait to use it again!

I used this on a camping trip and the quality/design was very impressive. The pieces fit together great, and the non-stick surfaces worked perfect. The cups/bowls are great cause they are interchangeable and can be used with either hot or cold drinks/foods. The detachable handle was a little difficult to detach for switching between pots during cooking, and also got pretty hot to the point where I had to use a dish towel to hold the handle. This problem was easily overlooked however and not enough for me to give the product less than five stars.

My friends and I were a little skeptical when we took this down the Namekagon last week, but it was perfect for feeding four people with an entree, a side dish and a dessert and the cups were perfect both for coffee and for cold drinks. The only downside is that the neoprene sleeves on the inner cups tend to retain soap which you can taste in your coffee unless you rinse well.I also bought a set of sporks on amazon which matched the colors of the cookset so everybody could keep track of "their" cup, plate and utensils. The plates seem small but their size kept people from piling massive helpings of food onto their plates and depriving other hungry campers of their share.

Comes together quickly and easy to store.

I have two sets 6 years apart. I use with a Biolite wood-burning campstove.The second to replace the first, which was used on perhaps ten occasions. I should not have purchased the second set.Issues:They warped immediately.Foodstuff sticks without fail and cleaning the carbon off is a very time comsuming process resulting in the realization that the material cannot be removed.Attachable handle is rickety and heats up fast.Plates are useless as they are too small, too light, too thin. I honestly think they might melt or evaporate in direct sunlight. They cannot handle a knife. Not a sharp one. Not a dull one.Pros:Light and compact.

These pots are perfect for motorcycle camping, they are a little big for back packers, but if you have a set of 4 people and you divided food and multi fuel stove they work fantastic. Also GSI makes a cool kitchen pack that fits in place of two of the cup bowl set that is perfect for a two person multiday trip where you are doing actual cooking vs. heated water and dehydrated meals.