🏕️ Odoland 6pcs Camping Cookware Mess Kit: Lightweight Pot, Stove, Spork & More - Perfect for Backpacking, Camping, Hiking & Picnic - Carry Mesh Bag Included Review

Haven't had a chance to use this but the pans seem to be quite well made, they were actually thicker and heavier than I thought. I'm not sure if it's possible to use the provided metal utensils without scratching the coating of the pans, wooden, plastic or silicon utensils would be much better. Nice tote bag, but a small cleaning cloth is of no use. The bottom of the pan is rounded and can tip over depending on the type of stove.

Excellent cooker. Self-ignition, no more lighters or matches. Lighter, smaller than my previous model. Works great with propane adapter. Fits in a tiny plastic case that fits in a cooking set. The non-stick properties of the cook set are questionable, but the coating is strong and hasn't come off yet. It's lightweight aluminum but doesn't feel brittle. Bought mine in October 2019, used it quite a bit with no problems. Even the bag with things survived. I paid about $22 for a set so it was a…

One of the biggest problems with camping gear is not getting the right part the first time and having to buy another part that does almost the same thing but does it a lot better. This is a camping utensil that you will want to buy for the first time. You can use it for hiking, camping, cooking, making coffee, etc. I want to buy that first before trying other camping solutions. It starts very easily and heats the water very quickly (use the lid). I was impressed. The fact that I could easily…

First, a used 220g (8 oz) isobutane/propane blend purchased from REI ($7) and it fits perfectly in the space-constrained cookware. Second, the ignition didn't seem to work, but after playing with it I found that you need to do the following: 1.) Turn the flow valve counter-clockwise (not sure why it's clockwise) 2.) Pull Gently flame the igniter inward while pressing the red ignition button. After that it didn't work the first time so I used a lighter to light it with the flow valve on and the…

The included metal 'spork' comes in a thin plastic bag which is then placed in a large pot for transport. The burner is packaged in a fairly good plastic container that also fits in a large pot. Also included is a small kitchen towel. The problem is that the metal spatula bounces in transit and damages the coating of the pan. All they have to do is wrap the included kitchen towel around the spor when they're all packed. I sent back the first one I received as there were a few scratches on the…

From the good - the dishes themselves (two pots) are fantastic. I just took this whole set on a hike and loved how light, compact and easy to store. They even put propane in the kit which made traveling even easier. I liked that it comes with a microfiber cloth for cleaning and that the pots are labeled with size information. Bad - the spatula is flimsy (whatever) and I wouldn't rely on it as my only utensil. The oven itself was terrible. I tried several times to light it in different ways, but

Bought this for motorcycling camping. Camping on a motorbike is like hiking without hiking. Very limited packing space. Take what you really need and leave the rest at home. I bought this for a cookware rather than a stove, but the price for a cookware with a stove versus without was only a few bucks. I thought it was worth the risk. The cookware is good, works perfectly. Spoon, a bit thin but functional. The stove was a surprise as I eat a lot of processed foods, canned soup, dehydrated…