🔥 Solo Stove 2 Pot Set: High-Quality Stainless Steel Companion Pot Set for Campfire Adventures. Perfect for Backpacking, Camping, and Survival Excursions Review

Solo cookware is always well made and of very good quality, but this set sets a new standard for camping cookware. While not ultra-light or even designed for a backpack, this set is perfect for car camping. I bought this set to use at base camp in the winter to melt the snow with my g2 foldable firebox. The pots and lids are thick stainless steel and compared to the aluminum camp cook set this set will replace they will last a lifetime at camp.

I did A LOT of research before buying campfire/camping cookware. I finally settled on it. I think it's a reasonable price. I finally tried them out camping this weekend so can't comment on how long they last. But I used a large pot to cook the chili for the campfire; he worked very well. It had plenty of space and was sufficient for 2 people. We cooked scrambled eggs in a pan with no problems. The handles get hot, but they're strong and I didn't feel like they'd break under the weight of a…

Received yesterday and am very impressed with the build quality. These pots and lids are made from heavy gauge stainless steel and I'm sure they will last you a lifetime. I kind of knew what to expect as I have the original Solo Stove and 900 boiler. So when I got the chance to buy the Campfire Stove and matching pan set at a really great price I didn't hesitate. There are always questions about where they and the oven are made. They are made in China but the quality is absolutely top notch and

Wow I had such high hopes for this pot set but I am so disappointed after the first use. I wanted to use a small pot to make a camping pancake breakfast. First, I decided to A/B test how to make butter pancakes at home. The competitors are the small pot in this set, the MSR alpine pan and my fully cased D5 pan. MSR and all fairings performed to a high standard - no sticking, minimal scorching. Solo Oven. The pot has a small rim on the inside that is lower. The oil started to flow to the edges…

I really like this pot and pan. I love the sizes engraved on the steel, each with their own lid and hanging handle on the pot. The hanging handle came loose on first use, so be careful with it. When the pot was full, the side handle wasn't good enough to safely lift the pot - I definitely had to use both the side and top handles - so you need to make sure the top handle is properly engaged. holes, or you could have a cooking or safety disaster. The price for this set seemed a bit high to me as…