VENNOBIA Small Camping Cookware,11 Pieces Gift+9 Pieces Stainless Steel Mess Kit Backpacker Camper & Hiking Outdoors Bug Out Bag Cooking Set - Lightweight, Compact & Durable Pot Pan (2 Person)

Cooked with this set for 14 days . Packs easy. Mine came with a slight crack in the top rolled seam on the big pot, but didn't get any larger on the trip. Silverware was a bonus, but hard to clean all the nooks while traveling due to its ability to fold . suggest something simple to clean as getting sick isn't worth a few bucks. Heat dispersion is an issue if not ecpecting it. The metal delivers heat exactly where flame is ,making stew require a lot of stirring but not a deal breaker. More liquid meals were non issue.Handles have a silicone coating which actually worked extremely well as I never burnt myself and pulled hot pans directly off flame.I didn't use the cups as I like more coffee than an expresso shot... good for whiskey though!If you don't have time to put together custom set, this worked well for me.

Bought this for a backpacking trip. Its a nice set considering the price, but it becomes apparent why it's so cheap once you use it. The pots and pan arent non-stick so dont expect a perfect cook of eggs with it. Almost every food I cooked on it was stuck to the pieces in some shape or form. I'm gonna have to soak the crap out of this cookware to even come close to getting it clean. Still, at the end of the day it provided me enough to be able to get the job done. I just wish it was nonstick.

This is a high quality coolest, perfect for a solo backpacker, and usable for two or more. I was a bit surprised at the small size but after using it for a while I found that I like the smaller size as it was really a usable size without the extra weight and space. The kit comes complete with small mugs, folding utensils and even a couple of space blankets which are great to have in your emergency kit. I would buy this again, but I think it will last forever.

The cookware set is sufficient for camping cooking and picnic. I was expecting the cookware to be plastic, that it can only be used for once or twice, but it later turned out to be steels, which actually surprised me because it is cheap for a 11-piece cookware. The quality of the cookware is overall satisfying, and it is easy and convenient to carry it around. A bag also comes with the cookware set where I can put all the stuff in and carry the set around easily. I cooked chicken and eggs and it worked well.

Good value lightweight Stainless Steel kit, was just sufficiently large to prepare food for 2 persons but more suited for one. They are rather thin so food can burn when using high heat on a burner without stirring and as can be seen in the photo, they do not have a non-stick finish, nor did I want one.The Dishes are useful only snack bowls or when preparing the food, we used larger plastic bowls for eating. The cups are also rather small but fine for hiking. The addition of the spatula and salt/pepper shakers was welcome.

I moved into a 40 year old house trailer, since I been here, rent is cheap, I lost one leg of the 220v AC power line then the second line feeding part of the 120v AC sockets died, lost all power, Electric furnace, water heater and electric stove. Was two weeks running on propane generators and two burner stove. I'm stocking up on camping items that don't need an electric dish washer, that I can clean with a tank-less propane water heater and use canned or propane fuel to cook with.

Its good for small burners.And camping.Small in size

This is good for a child's play set and not much else. The two cups are good if you're serving espresso because they are extremely small. The bowls are more like cup saucers, I can't imagine what you can serve up in those. The pots are made of incredibly thin metal and the handles felt like they'd fall off after a couple of uses. This cook set certainly won't stand the test of time or be of real use to the serious backpacker/hiker.