MalloMe Camping Cookware Mess Kit Backpacking Gear & Hiking Outdoors Bug Out Bag Cooking Equipment Cookset | Lightweight, Compact, Durable Pot Pan Bowls - Free Folding Spork, Nylon Bag, Ebook

Pots is ok, knife and fork are liveable. Pan is awkward to use, I’ve bought a bigger 8” one with anti stick though it is useable. Burner small but still usable it’s just not stable.

Perfect for 1 person an lightweight

Sinceramente, ha sido muy cómodo y práctico de llevar y usar. Se han calentado varias cosas, sin embargo la parte externa se quema con mucha facilidad, más lo importante es su interior, es fácil de lavar y no se pega la comida. Sus utensilios son muy prácticos y no abarca mucho espacio en la mochila de camping.

This is in my car emergency kit and bugout bag. This would be great for backpackers it compacts to small size and has a pull-string bag that fits all pieces. Update: I have used this for camping. It works great, it would be best paired with a PocketRocket 2 or other adjustable flame canister stoves, the one that comes with it is not easily adjustable. They’re great for 1 or 2 people. If you use the stove it comes with, you can fit a small canister, mini Bic, the cleaning sponge, and the bamboo spatula. This size of kit would be ideal for myself for a section hike to be able to cook real food instead of just boiling water. I’ve taken out the cups and most of the extras to minimalize the set for easy hiking. The PocketRocket 2 doesn’t fit inside the pot in its original case, it would have to be wrapped in a cloth to not scratch the pot. The pot does have graduation marks, but in metric measurements (.25 ltr, .50 ltr, .75 ltr). It is still a great little cookset if you’re cooking regular food & not just boiling water. If you’re just wanting to boil water, just get just a pot. If you want versatility to cook and boil water, this is decent for the price. The cons are the pans can easily be burned. It is best to use oil and/or water when cooking real food. You should always be attentive when cooking in this set because it can easily burn if left on the flame too long. This set would be better if the pan nested inside the pot, just so the lid could be used on either pot or pan. It would also be better if it contained a small nesting cup to boil water in or drink out of. The utensils are flimsy and I really don’t use them.

I purchased the black 2 liter kit. This kit is really good. On top of a wood gas stove, the pan heats up pretty much instantly. Last night I tried it out at home to be sure it would be sufficient for my upcoming trip and it worked great. I was worried the 1 liter kit would be too small for multiple people, so I ordered the 2 liter kit. It should be more than sufficient for 2 people. In the 2L pot, I cooked a four-man breakfast easily; cooked one pound of loose sausage, then 8 eggs on top of that, everything scrambled together. As you can see from the pictures, the pot was only about half full, leaving me plenty of room to stir and flip. 5/5 in the size category. As far as the nonstick, it isn’t quite raw metal; there is some type of coating on it, although I wouldn’t particularly call it “nonstick”. I had to quite aggressively scrub bits of egg out of the pan with soap and water after I was done. Egg, however, is really the benchmark for a nonstick pan, so I guess it performed 4/5 in the nonstick category. I think for the most part, you shouldn’t have too much trouble with food sticking, especially if you have a good plastic spatula. The accessories (ladle, sponge, bowls, wood spatula, folding spork), I could take them or leave them. I see value in the wood spatula and the spork, but I don’t see taking the ladle and bowls much of anywhere. The bowls are rather small, imagine the size of a side bowl at a fast food restaurant (KFC mashed potatoes, or Bojangles dirty rice bowls are a very similar size to this). The sponge is a nice touch, and since it takes up very little room, I’ll probably bring it along. 3/5 for accessories. Now to the main reason I like this set - I really like how well it packs. All the handles fold around and hug the sides of the pot and pan. The frying pan sits on the bottom, the pot inside it, and the lid on top of the pot. Accessories inside. Would be nice if it had some sort of latch or band to hold this all together, but I believe I actually like the stuff sack that comes with it even better. If I remove all the cooking accessories, the pot is large enough to hold my Ohuhu wood gas stove, with the pot lid closed. I put a ziplock bag of wood pellets in the bottom of the pan, then my stove, and another bag of pellets, and the lid just rested on top a good inch and a half above the pot. Because of the stuff sack though, this wasn’t a problem! I just sat the whole thing in the sack, cinched down the draw cord, and it held everything very tightly. If this kit had a tight fitting latch, I would not be able to overpack this kit like I have, so I prefer the stuff sack. 5/5 for pack-ability. Overall, a great kit for my purposes, and it performs wonderfully.