Odoland Camping Cookware Kit, Outdoor Cooking Set Non Stick Pot and Pans Lightweight Backpacking Hiking Utensil Gear for 1 to 2 People Traveling Trekking and Camping

Used it for the first time last night. It was really windy and it had no problems with it. Boiled water really fast, despite the conditions. The main pot boils enough water for a porridge pot and 2 coffee's, the smaller pot is big enough to eat a meal from and the cup is a decent size with a comfortable handle. Time will tell how long it will last, for the cost it's hard to grumble either way

Fits perfectly in the camping gear. Very affordable. Sturdy and burn resistant.

- Good quality stove, and the flame is strong even in high winds. - Quite unstable when windy - very small base and quite a tall profile when fully assembled, especially when paired with larger 450g gas canisters. - The actual burner has a loose fixture to the base of the cooking pots making it prone to tipping. - The pots are very small so won't be able to prep much past instant noodles, beverages & soups etc. Overall great quality and good for a solo camper, but will not suffice for more than 1 person / larger meals.

Hello, I am seriously impressed with this stove pack. Very compact, quality manufactured by the looks of it. Will be used for much needed food and tea when camping. Buy one! David from Stamford uk.

When your out in the wild, little camping stoves can become almost a friend. This stove is such a friend, small - easily packed, it own tough carry case (the burner) and well made. Makes tea and food in no time. The whole thing is well designed and self contained Every thing goes snug into the pots and then good quality bag to hang on backpack. Set up in seconds. Works perfectly with Colman c300 gas - https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01BKKYM2K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Exactly as described, worked perfectly.

This is the first kit I've tried but I feel like everything is just a bit too far on the cheap side. Pot handles don't align properly without forcing it underneath the other and one of them makes a horrible noise while opening. Pots don't sit on the stove very well - could be easily knocked. The grip on the pot handles aren't very heat resistant - you still have to wait for them to cool before picking up the pan. Stove is okay, the supports for the pan don't sit perfectly level or in line and it is a bit fiddly to open and close away (mine keeps catching somewhere) Cuttlery are good just remember to slide the lock down. Big fan of the gas can stabiliser, makes it feel a little safer. Will fit most gas cans inside which is great, I will be buying a small 300g one just for this (cover the can in kitchen roll to protect the pot and reduce noise) All of the kit seems light enough. Boiled 600ml of water in 3mins 20secs - not a record time but not awful. Used 10g of gas in that time. (Indoor environment, not sure how it will perform in higher wind strengths)

Looks good compact, not tried it yet but looks and feels good, the little burner is great I tried it out , let it cool down before packing away ha ha

“Compact, Reliable, and Trail-Tested” Perfect little set! Boiled water for coffee each morning in under two minutes—quick, efficient, and ready to go. I even cooked a small stew on the trail, and it handled it like a champ. The foldable spoon, fork, and knife combo isn’t high-end, but if you know how to make things work in the wild, it holds up just fine. Especially great for eating rice—no complaints there. The pot appears to be Teflon-coated or nonstick, and it’s super easy to clean. I’d just boil a small amount of water, wipe it down with a rag, and it was ready for the next leg of the hike. Lightweight, functional, and dependable—great value for any backpacking trip.

Great little kit. Will use this summer

So this is decently good for camping. I brought it on at least 10 camping trips and it has been too much of a problem. I will say that the cups don’t necessarily fit snug on the metal. And if it’s windy, there’s definitely a chance of it falling over. You just have to set it right on top and the metal handles are just so small that it can’t hold anything that big. But I bought this specifically for backpacking so I needed some thing very tiny, and not very heavy for my backpack and this was perfect for that. So like I said, it holds the cup that it comes with decently OK but just make sure that it’s on a flat surface and it’s not against any strong wind, and you should be good! I would have purchased the same one even knowing what I know now. And this is just a plus but every time I bring it out everyone’s like oh my gosh this is so adorable because it really is it’s so tiny and it works great. The only thing that’s worn out after about 10 camping trips is the silverware they pop off a lot but then I just pop them right back on so it’s not a big Deal.

J'avais déjà un réchaud du même type, mais ce kit là est ultra complet et bien conçu. Tout rentre dans les deux récipients, il est donc ultra compact et facilement transportable, il faudra juste prendre la petite bouteille de gaz à part. Le tout a l'air qualitatif, le support pour stabiliser la bouteille est une très bonne idée, car en fonction du terrain se type de bouteille peut être assez instable. Le mug avec sa housse en tissu est également bien conçu, ça la poignée ne prend aucune place pour le rangement et le tout est facilement lavable. La plus grande des deux "casseroles" dispose d'un système bien pensé pour répartir la chaleur et la protéger en même temps d'une chauffe trop importante. Les couverts (cuillère et fourchette) ne sont pas les plus robustes que j'ai vu mais ils peuvent être transportés avec le reste et ne prennent aucune place. Il va remplacer aisément mon ancien réchaud lors de mes sorties pêche, j'en suis ravi !

Se kit ma bien plu en raison de ses dimensions pratiques et des différent accessoires de vaisselle qui l'accompagne. De grande qualité et bien pensé. Dans l'ensemble c'est vraiment bien adapté a de la randonnée ou du camping.