Odoland Camping Cookware Mess Kit, Lightweight Pot Pan Kettle with 2 Cups, Fork Spoon Kit Stainless Steel, gray for Backpacking, Outdoor Camping Hiking and Picnic

Wasn't sure I'd like the non-stick or if the cups would be good for hot beverages but I am so happy with this purchase. The kettle is perfect for my husband and me and we used the pot for warming up several meals with pretty easy clean up and even warmed up waffles in butter in the pan. We have only used it car camping, not sure if it will be bulky for backpacking, we may just take the pan and kettle.

I've been using this for the whole summer now, and it's doing really well. I removed the cups from it because I didn't need them, and usually if I go out on a backpacking trip I swap the silverware set out for a single titanium spork for a bit more weight reduction, but overall I've gotten great use out of this for both camping and backpacking. I can also fit my stove fitting in the baggie with the pots and pans, so that helps me keep everything together.

We bought this to use camping -- we wanted something compact, but not as expensive as the fancy ultra-light type things you buy at Fancy Outdoor Stores (TM). This fit the bill. A cuppa around the fire in the morning or evening is an essential part of our campstyle, so the tea kettle is an awesome element. We broke these in on a car camping trip, cooking over our trusty coleman camp stove. The knife-fork-spoon set (Just one set! Why!?) that comes with this are not at all great. They're collapsable, which is good in theory, but means they aren't super sturdy. We didn't buy this set for these utensils, so it doesn't make a huge difference to us. Packing it all up isn't 100 percent intuitive -- the lid just kind of rests on top, since the kettle is a bit taller than the big pot. It all goes into the bag, it's not a problem, but if you're like me you might be confused for a split second while putting them away. The small tumblers are nice, and just the right side for wine around the campfire :) Highly recommend!

I enjoy backpacking and camping a lot, and when it comes to what cookware to pack, I consider couple of factors: functionality, durability and weight. This cookware set has a great selection of items to choose from depending on what you’re planning to eat during your trip. I don’t always take all the pieces with me, but if I need to for whatever reason, they all fit into one another perfectly and does not take too much of space. It’s lightweight so it doesn’t add that much of weight to your pack. Great for camping stoves, but probably not for directly placing it on an open fire. Disperses heat across the surface just fine.

I was originally skeptical about this set but ended up being pleasantly surprised. Ignore the reviews that say you can't fit everything together as pictured. As long as you arrange it properly it fits perfectly. I'd recommend getting better silverware, but they will function. The pot and pan are awesome for two people and heat up quickly. Be careful with the handles as they can swing back in and become to hot to handle. The tiny teapot is awesome for two people, but the cups are a bit small. A full kettle would be enough to fill two regular coffee mugs or the include cups twice. Probably the biggest benefit to this set is the weight. It weighs next to nothing and takes very little space. As long as you're not cooking for more than two people I highly recommend this set.

Compact and stacking...I love it! Check the dimensions because if you're camping with a family and want to make a big pot of something this is not what you need. However, for 1 or 2 people this can do a lot. The cups are insulated, so no burns, and the no handles on the cup are a huge plus to me for storage. Yeah, it would be nice to have another set of utensils, but I have seen them sold separately. I'm curious how the handles for pots will hold up over time because they seem to be plastic on the ends, not a silicone so I wonder if I'll accidently burn/scar them. Also, when picking up off your flame, make sure to not be touching the metal part of the handles. Happy with this purchase though and would buy it again.

OK for what it does. My old school Military/Girl Scout Boy scout mess kit cleans better than this. Did eggs in both. Did chili in both. Did hobo stew in both. For some reason the eggs will NOT FOR THE LOVE OF GOD ... come out of the skillet. I've let it sit even with soap and have scrubbed with a non scratch pad. A heavy duty scour pad a food scraper. It won't come off. No matter what I do. (FIRST PICTURE) This is 2 days after getting back from hike in camping and everything is cleaned afterwards. No issues with anything except eggs (SECOND) a week later. I am seriously regretting my decision now. The kit otherwise fits OK together. The utensil are kinda cheap hardly stay popped out. Had to bring a different utensil set for camping. The cups are good. One cup of coffee. Doesn't stay warm long. But gets the job done ✔️ The skillet is decent. Can eat right out of it after cooking. Handles dont get hot either. The kettle was probably my favorite. Although it didn't hold much water. Stayed hot long enough to get my oatmeal down and soak the pan. The bag is a nice touch. Can hang dry everything while exploring and hiking during the day. Not sure what happened with that pan. Kinda irritated. Will be looking for a different set now. Sort of a Waste of money though if you ask me. I could have gotten something else that fits together better isntead of the lid rattling whole time when together in the bag. And food not coming off.

I've been using this set for about three months now on my backpacking adventures in Central Pennsylvania, and I absolutely love it. I've cranked up the heat on my small stove to boil water and the kettle performed flawlessly. It's not scorched or warped at all. It cools rather quickly so it's packable within a few minutes. The insulated cups are perfect to drink your bourbon by the fire at night and your morning coffee or tea in the morning. The folding cutlery are sturdy and comfortable to use. My only con is that the Kettle doesn't have measurement lines inside. When using the packaged meals like Mountain House, there are specific amounts of water needed to re-hydrate. I measured out the cups, and they are 5 ounces each, so I use those to get a rough idea of how much water I'm using. I highly recommend this set as it's great value for the money. I backpack almost every weekend throughout the year and I truly expect this to last me for years.