BeGrit Backpacking Camping Cookware Mini Picnic Camping Cooking Mess Kit with Pot and Pan Set for Hiking

Love this little camp cooking kit. Compact, lightweight, good quality.

They shorted me one pot! Make sure you check your order! Other than that, looks very nice, lightweight, that is my initial impression. Will update after I contact company. Update! I contacted the BeGrit Company about my issue. They apologized, told me to keep the set I had and they would send me a COMPLETE replacement set, not just the missing pan! How considerate and conscientious is that! Now, about the pans themselves. I really like them for their intended purpose. I see some complaints about the size from some. But you have to read the description! These are CAMPING type pans. Small, yes, but good for intended purpose. I have already used them inside and outside on my small wood burning camp stove! I heated up some chili, had some Ramon noodles, had some tea and coffee in the cups. I burned my chili a little heating it up, but after a short soak it cleaned right up! Most everything nests together. There's always room for improvement though. Example, the cups if they could somehow be made to fit inside each other like folding/locking handles or something to be a little more compact, that would be nice. However, for the price and quality I have no complaints with this kit or BeGrit! Thanks! Update: 3/23/20 I have been using this kit many times on top of our fire pit. Cooks and cleans up well. So happy I discovered the set fits inside my MSR Alpine Stowaway 1.1L Pot! (This is the partial set that was missing the small pot.) The only thing that doesn't fit inside are the two cups. The whole kit fits easily inside the BeGrit bag. Thanks again BeGrit! Wonderful purchase!

It was much smaller than I thought it would be. but it is stainless steel, non toxic and will not melt like most aluminum will. I worked with aluminum and when heated can be toxic. The kit is great for 1-2 people but if U have kids it's not enough. But from it's videos stainless is the way to go. I will look for larger cooking pans. I am talking about 5 people. LOL, ya I have 10 grandkids and some old enough great grandkids may come.

As you can see in the video I made a comparison with my iPhone XR so you can see the size even though it is small its quality is good because it is Stainless Steel I can say that it is a good product just take into account that its size does not help! But still I will give it five stars and I recommend buying this product taking into account its size. The backpackaging has a bag that is included. To prevent it from sticking, I recommend placing the food immediately after turning on the heat. This is an idea I can recommend.

Much smaller but will work for me. The video is deceiving due to the way the camera is angled. Again this is only for me so its good.

Great camping pots, easy to clean, saves space, very easy to cook with, lightweight, cleans easily

Pay close attention to the listed item size. It's smaller than you might expect, but that's exactly why it's perfect for what I needed. i bought it for backpacking after agonizing over titanium vs aluminum, vs ha aluminum, vs stainless steel. I ended up with this small stainless steel pot because I like doing a bit of actual cooking in the backcountry instead of just boiling water for prepackaged meals. I only use the bigger pot and lid of the 4 pc set. I like the wider opening compared to other backpacking pots. The pot is perfect for cooking a pack of ramen. The lid can be used as a pan and is great for frying up a fish if you cut it into smaller chunks. The lid forms a tight seal over the pot, which makes boiling water extremely fast. The stainless steel is the ideal amount of thickness so that it conducts well enough for real cooking without being too heavy in weight. When it arrived the handles were super loose. I had to pinch it with some pliers as suggested by another reviewer. The cinch sack it comes in is practically paper and not useful for camping. I replaced it with a mesh sack that I purchased separately. Other than that it's been great.

Awesome not so little kit for backpacking. Its SS so its a little heavier then a titanium cup, but also exponentially cheaper. Alot of people saying the set is small- sure, but its supposed to fit in a backpack and not take up a bunch of space. The cups are 8.5oz (which is a serving size) so theyre perfect for the instant coffee packets (call for 6oz water) the large pan boils ebough water to make a couple backpacking meals, or a couple packets of ramen for that matter. The durability? I pounded a tent stake in with one of the cups.... just to see. Obviously when cooking over an open fire there may be discoloration. Overall awesome set for the price.