Fire-Maple Feast 4 Piece Camping Cookware Cookware Cookware Kit Outdoor Cookware Set with Pots, Kettle, Saucepans and Spatula for Hiking Fishing Picnic

I use this cooking gear whenever there’s no electricity, and it works like a charm. It’s lightweight, easy to set up, and really reliable for outdoor or emergency cooking. Definitely a must-have for anyone who spends time camping or needs a backup cooking solution.

I love this little set of pans, it is the perfect size for one or two. The handles snap in place perfectly and are sturdy and easy to use. The little kettle is a perfect size. And the two pots and frypan are just the right size. There are a couple cheap plastic vessels, not sure if they are supposed to be weird little cups or very tiny soup bowls, I will probably discard them, the scraper is a good idea. I am very pleased with this set.

Simple pot lifter with rivet less walls would work perfectly, and make it elegant and much lighter. The included handles are heavy and ugly. Heat Exchangers REALLY DO SAVE time and fuel and are worth their cost and weight mid to long term. The raised rows of the fry pan are likely to be challenging for pancakes-I will update with useage. But I do like the fact that the fry pan can act as a lid...eg. if you are boiling spaghetti, you can be warming up the sauce atop the spaghetti as it cooks, further saving fuel/time!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Good quality and easy to travel very light

Light weight, well balanced cookware for all your camping and outing needs. Must be used with olive oil for non stick and easy cleaning. Heats evenly

The camping pot and pan set is a phenomenal cooking set. It does its job exceptionally well and quickly. It heats up water or cooks food very fast. The pots also look good. I’ve used these in the camping trips I’ve been on in this camping season. Excellent value.

Love it! Great built quality, lightweight, and heat efficient. I have taken them on 3 week long backpacking trips and they have not disappointed

No matter what I do everything sticks to the pan. most of it comes off easy with a quick soak of just water, kind of sad about it but what can you do at this point.