Camping Cookware Stove Set with 1.2L/0.6L Pots and Protable Stove | Stainless Steel Cup, Tank Bracket, Carabiner, Canister Stand Tripod, Fork Spoon Knive Kit for Backpacking Hiking Picnic

I’ve had this for at least 7 years. I’ve used it on many campouts, including philmont (12 days). It’s not the most stable or the most efficient, but it is small, light, reliable and cheap. I love this thing Yeah you can get a different name brand one that boils water faster, but it’s heavier and costs 5x what this costs.

Nice set, you can leave some pieces at home if you don’t need them that trip. Packs together nicely, fits great in my bikes frame bag when bikepacking. Or in any backpack. Stove works well and self ignites. Boils fairly quick, and pot measurements are pretty easy to read. Overall well put together set.

This is a great little camping cook kit. I have had it for many years and everything still works great! I actually love the cup it comes with. I use it every day and it is my favorite cup to use. I use the pots from time to time as well. I actually make tea in the big pot quite often at home. The silverware is great and compact and I love the pouch they are stored in. Yes they are small but as long as you aren't eating out of a freeze dried food bag then they will do the trick. The stove still is going strong. The only issue I ever had was the prong for the starter got bent out of shape at one point. No big deal though, I was able to bend it back to where it would make a spark and its been going strong ever since. Yes there are better stoves out there that won't use as much fuel and will be quicker at heating up water but hey, for what it is, its great. The only thing I have used the small pot for has been as a lid. It could make for a good small cup as well, but with the bigger cup in it, I havent really used it for that purpose. The added fuel stabilizer is a nice touch too. While I find it is somewhat of an odd size for the canisters I use it still works. It just spins when I attach it to my canister as to where others I have will fit the canister snugly. It's better than not having it though.

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.

Very cool portable kit! Small and compact, but big enough to get the job done. Great for camping or trail riding too! Complete kit, good quality at an affordable price! I would be happy to check out more of the sellers products, and will post a video of this product on my review channel. Seller, feel free to reach out, I'd be glad to review more products. After purchasing this one, I will be buying more as gifts!

Wanted a way to do some light cooking while car camping or in case of an extended power outage. This fit the bill perfectly. I also bought a small kettle and feel like I will be able to heat water and simple meals with ease. Very compact and light. Time will tell how it holds up but am very happy with purchase.

Hurricane season is here, and since my wife and I are stuck in south Florida till the end of it. And since all our camping gear is in storage fifteen hundred miles away, I figured we might need a few things. Purchase one was this cook set. At one pound five point three ounces, it's fairly light, I'm not a fan of the all aluminum construction as that impacts durability, however I'm not likely to take this to the field, so it should never be an issue. The stove sent with the kit is nearly identicle to one i've had for seven years or so. It managed to take one liter of water from seventy two degrees to a roiling boil in five minutes and eighteen seconds at three quarters "throttle". One initial issue with the stove was the piezo igniter, it failed to light the stove at first, however, after lighting the stove by other means, and testing the boil time, the igniter has worked flawlessly. So if your stoves igniter won't work initially, there may be a coating on the wire that using the stove burns off. One thing to be aware of is the covering on the handles of the pots, I had assumed they were high temp silicon. They are not, it's just a rubber coating, so be careful as the handles get pretty hot. As far as value goes, this kit is fantastic, it lets you have most of what you need for a camping trip, or for an emergency, for cheap. get your fuel local, (I purchased a sixteen ounce canister locally for a quarter of what they go for here on Amazon) and if it's for emergency use, get yourself a dehydrated food supply, amazon has all kinds, most, like this, Augason Farms 5-20100 72-Hour 4-Person Emergency Food Storage Kit 14 lbs 7 oz , are good for fifteen years or more, just scale up or down to your needs.

I bought this last minute for a backpacking trip my husband was going on with a church youth group. He absolutely loves it. He keeps telling me how much he loves it. His stove was the only one that had an igniter and everyone love the dishes and utensils. Especially that the utensils were metal and that it all fit together so compact. Several people asked for a link so they could get one for themselves. Price was stellar and I also arrived quickly!

This is an amazing piece of kit, weighs almost nothing And the stove is small enough to fit in your pocket. I have used it multiple times and it has performed flawlessly every time, everything packs together into a nice little package making it easy to pack for any occasion whether hiking, riding, travelling by car or using as a stove during power failures, well worth getting

llego con mucha antelación la mis dudas las respondieron en menos de un día, el producto es ligero, toma en consideración que el quemador/hornilla/estufa (como quieras llamarlo) tiene entrada para gas que se enrosca, si ocupas de las latas de butano de 1/4 de vuelta necesitaras un adaptador aparte, los cubiertos se pueden desmontar,

Looks good, don't have a chance to use it.

Ya use todo el kit y tiene todo lo que requería para cubrir mis necesidades en la montaña. Sus materiales son muy adecuados. El quemador me sorprendió con su facilidad de uso y una vez apagado, su enfriamiento rápido.

I've tested this out twice at home. The pots: • I like that the 2 pots can nestle together as a pot and lid, and that the handles stay cool to the touch while on the stove, and that they fold down tight during transport. • The rivets seem to be welded in well with no leaks. • Good size, I like that the big pot can hold 800mL+ - which means when you're boiling water to rehydrate your meals (maybe multiple at once) you have enough space to without over boiling. I make my own camp meals, and tested it out in the big pot with 600mL of food, I like that it's big enough to eat out of, with room to spare. It's wide for easy cleaning. • The bottom of the pot where it touches the flame hasn't discoloured or warped - so far. - note that the material of the pot doesn't like too acidic foods, so if you constantly have things like tomato sauce in it, make sure to wash it out throughly when finished. • love that it's the right size to fit 13.1 oz/374g camp fuel almost perfectly (without the cup) - some wiggle room, but just put a cleaning cloth in it to keep it from rattling. The cup: • it has a heat-proof sleeve cup holder for hot liquids which I like - it's not very wide, so people with big hands will be holding it with their pinky's out. It'll be great for regular liquids. It has a curved top - comfortable to drink from - good construction. I personally will probably not use the mug on backpacking backcountry trips to keep weight down (and to give room for the fuel) but it's nice to have on regular campus trips when space if not an issue. I will use the "lid" as my hot liquid cup. I am happy that they've included this in this set. The stove: • great that it has its own ignition, Very handy. • construction is ok. the fold out "stand" is not even, I had to bent it a little to make sure the pot sits on it evenly and on all 4 "arm" – remember to unfold the top resting bit before you light it. it's heavier than my BRS ultralight stove, but the ignition is worth the little extra weight. • fuel is not included obviously, But the stand it comes with is good. clicks for secure stand and fits various sized canister of fuel. The cutlery: • good, works fine, innovative construction, kinda heavy for backpacking (68g with 10g pouch - will probably ditch the pouch for something light or just wrap with reusable cloth). I like that they saved some weight with their construction by making the handles "hallow" and folding. For future, would be nice to see them made with aluminum and nestling. The pouch: Carrying pouch is mesh and good light weight to carry everything I need. like I mentioned earlier, the cutlery back is a little heavy, but good to keep things clean. in context, I use my BRS ultra light stove and Snowpeak mug for the last 8 years and thought I'd try something all encompassing. Final word; I think this is great value! I would recommend this.