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Great set big enough to make a hearty dinner for two. Came with a trip to Iceland and works well with a camping stove. I will take it with me on every hike. It blends very well and comes in a drying pouch. The handles could have been a bit longer but they were strong and held up great even when the pot was full of water.

Ordered this set to complete my camping cook set. I like the size and the ability to fit a set of three bowls in it. I like Keith titanium products more than Toaks products. Keith products have a smooth finish/finish which I like compared to Toaks titanium pans. All my titanium Keith headphones fit and finish perfectly, Keith titanium products feel comfortable with thick sidewalls that don't warp.

In use they're actually quite flimsy and very thin - maybe that's why they're so cheap. I tried roasting pork in it over the weekend and the bottom makes it burn easily. I ended up using my thicker REI Titanium cookware for the actual cooking and then just Keith's cookware to keep the food warm. I would return them if I hadn't already used them, but c'est le vie.

All titanium but it scratches easily and STRONGLY! Frying eggs in a pan with a little oil, using as a lid on a pot of boiling coffee water, scrambled upside down with little or no burnt. TO UPDATE! It doesn't look like pure titanium. It scratches very easily, even worse than my old aluminum pots. I strongly believe that I may have eaten parts of the Titan due to the scratches. Another purchase bites the dust.

Very compact, very light. It can get away with being very thin because it's titanium and it's very strong for its weight. It discolours quite slightly when heated, but does not weaken. Wouldn't use it for more than 3 people at a time. If the handles are folded while overheating, they will get very hot. When expanded, they remain cool enough to hold. The rubber on the grips feels a bit cheap but is still intact so far. The bag that comes with it is also very nice.

Firstly if you read a bad review about it it is because these people are jerks and don't know what they are for. These are ultra-lightweight bowls/pans designed for hiking rather than "camping". Because they are extremely thin, they tend to heat up and burn very quickly. They are small and again MADE FOR THE TRIP! I liked it very much and I am very happy with them. Here's an interesting tip: I also bought Keith's Ti6053 set, which fits perfectly in this large pot and pan combo. There are many…

It was pretty cold here in Illinois and the ground was covered in a bunch of weird grainy white stuff that kept me from trying out the new camping paraphernalia in the wild. In the meantime, I've been perfecting my kitchen set and practicing cooking around the house. This cooking set is very light and appears to be very durable. The pan/lid is the perfect size for cooking some halved bacon and the lid function works well too (FYI to use it as a lid it needs to be open side up). The handles are…

Thinner material than regular Keith titanium products. This pot size and shape is the only one currently in existence that comes close to our requirements. So much material went into the top lid, but the size is useless, it can't even close the pan, so enormous steam came out, the liquid quickly dried up. Waste and Manufacturing. It is much better to make the bottom pot taller and the top one smaller. Preferably with a thin lid. Wondering why all titanium cookware manufacturers only make it for

Works very well the first time after receiving it. Very light, inexpensive, construction and design are good, the folding handles are strong, the pan sits well on the pan. Titanium is a notoriously difficult material to cook with, many people seem to recommend only using it to boil water to avoid burnt food sticking to it. However, I have been able to successfully cook steaks, hash browns, and pancakes using only a small amount of oil at a time. I've been cooking on the coals of a campfire…