widesea Camping Cookware Outdoor Pot Pan Cooking Equipment Heat Exchange Design for Hiking Backpacking Travel

Great build quality. Its size is perfect for small group excursions. It packs down in its own sack and holds my stove and fuel can. Very easy to clean. Love the value it provides versus more expensive sets. Boils water very fast and is very stable on my stove.

I recently had a backpack trip with the youth group from my church. Since there were a lot of boys going up, and I wasn't sure how many I would have to help with food, I wanted to get something a little bigger than the single serving pot I normally bring. I liked the idea of titanium because of the weight issue, but didn't really want to spend over $100 for something you might see at the outdoor store. I found this one and thought it would be a great alternative. I really liked the heat exchanger concept and the price seemed very reasonable. I did some time comparisons to see if it really makes much difference and was surprised how quickly I could boil water in this thing. It took only about a minute longer to boil three times as much water as my smaller cup (sorry, I had more specific information about the tests I ran, but by the time of my writing this review, the paper that had that information could not be found). I like that it comes with a mesh bag so you can keep it all contained and if it's still a little wet, the water can drain away without being trapped and allowing other things to grow in there. I would still recommend cleaning it out between uses though... Anyway, there is really only one thing I did to mine that I wanted to share and the reason I considered not giving it a full five stars. There are a couple places where the pans are stamped to hold the piece together. These are a little rough on the outside and can make it difficult to put in the mesh bag or may damage other things that rub up against it. I took some sandpaper and sanded down those spots a little and that helped a ton! That's the only downside to the product itself. I really like that the handles are insulated (I learned the importance of that with my other pot the hard way), but because of the size of these pots, they take up a lot of space in my bag. To use the inside space more effectively, I cut some foam pieces to put inside that would help protect the surface from my stove, another pot, and my lighter that I kept inside it. I don't actually fault this product for not having something like that, but it might be something you would want to consider. You may also want to look at your stove and check the measurements. This one worked fine for me, but my stove died the last day and the replacement one I got is a bit too small so it fits all the way inside the heat exchanger. I'll have to look at that a little more to see what I want to do there. Ultimately, I think the size is a bit too big for me to take if I were just preparing food for myself, but if I had a similar situation or had to cook for my family, I think this is the best way I could go. Highly recommended.

After minimal use it is clear this pan will not last long. Handles work nicely. If you just want these to boil water, a good choice.

some times, I use it in the kitchen when I just need hot water fast. (propane cooktop) It's been great for backpacking and a jet-boil style stove.

Boils water sooooo fast. I made 8 mountain house meals with 1 fuel can and brought it back half full at least.

With my Soto Windmaster, I can boil 1 liter of water in less than 2 minutes. The wind shield around the bottom helps a lot.

Nice locked set of pipes good for emergency preparedness or backpacking. Possibly a little light duty for car camping where weight isn't a factor

Great size and light weight easy to pack and store with the collapsible handles. These pot/pant is great for boiling water and perhaps making soup; anything that does not require oil. Come with the mesh bag to store and carry. However, it is not non-stick and very hard to clean. Because of the design, the deeper larger pot was super quick to boil water (a jet boiler wanna be which is great). BUT used this set to reheat frozen ready made rice and fry eggs, everything stuck even after adding oils. Even before we put anything on, it had burn marks.Overall, just okay products and for the price, rather spend a bit more and get those at REI.Hopefully this set is durable. We’ll see.

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Hat eine gute Qualität und ist vielseitig nutzbar.Es ist leicht zu reinigen und hitzebeständig

Habe dieses Topfset gekauft da mich Preis-Leistung in der Theorie sehr überzeugt haben. Die Wärmetauscher waren mir bei der Kaufentscheidung sehr wichtig.Prinzipiell bin ich mit der verarbeitung und Optik auch sehr zufrieden. Nach dem ersten Test (1L Wasser zum kochen gebracht) hat die Beschichtung sich innen bei den Wärmerippen verfärbt (Ist die beschichtung feucht sieht man diese Verfärbung allerding nicht). Nun frage ich mich: Ist das "normal" oder eine Beschädigung der Beschichtung? Löst diese sich bei Hitze direkt auf oder ist das nur eine Optische veränderung wie ein Metall welches blau anläuft? Prinzipiell wirkt die Oberfläche noch intakt.

The media could not be loaded. Das Set für 2-3 Personen ist locker für 2 Personen ausreichend. Bisher wurden damit nur sehr Flüssigkeitsreiche Gerichte, wie Suppen, Nudeln und Eintöpfe damit zubereitet, also nichts was allzu stark anbrennt daher kann ich noch keine Aussage zur Anti-Haft-Fähigkeit des Topfes sagen.Die Griffe sind etwas instabil, wenn man sie aber ineinander verschränkt definitiv ausreichend, um den komplett mit Wasser gefüllten Topf zu halten.Die Lamellenstruktur, um mehr Wärme der Flamme aufzunehmen, macht Sinn, allerdings sollte man auch beachten, dass diese ohne die Flamme eher als Kühlrippen wirken und so das Essen im Topf schneller wieder abkühlt.PS.: Die Tropfen am Topf kommen durchs Wasserschöpfen und nicht weil der Topf undicht ist.

Ich habe damit wochenlang gekocht. Inzwischen haben sich der Topf und die Pfanne jeweils ein bisschen verbogen, durch den Transport auf Campingtouren etc.Was alle behaupten, mit dem leicht anbrennenden Kochgut, kann ich nachvollziehen aber ich schließe mich nicht an. Wenn man ein bisschen aufpasst, und immer ein kleines wenig Öl mit in die Pfanne gibt, brennt nicht sofort etwas an. Das dauert dann schon 2 Minuten.Zum Thema Qualität:Es ist mir schon öfter passiert, dass der Henkel der Pfanne abgegangen ist und ich an der heißen Pfanne herumwursteln musste, damit er wieder dran geht. Das ist ziemlich nervig.Ansonsten sehr gutes Campinggeschirr, ich würde es wieder kaufen.