Military-Grade German WWII Replica 3-Piece Mess Kit

Está muy bien. Práctico para doblarlo y guardarlo sin o ocupar mucho espacio y vale ( así lo he utilizado ) como mosquitera. Buen material y resistente.: Me ha encantado la marmita, muy útil, excelente material y de acuerdo a lo que esperaba para mí equipamiento militar alemán de la SGM.
Me ha encantado.

Spain on Oct 02, 2023

S. A.: It looks and feels like original ones made for the army. Or at least those made few decades ago.
Paint survived heat of naked flame while cooking in it so that's a good sign.
The only issues I have is that latch. It's too shallow and doesn't close at all.
But if you have a spare strap you can put around it like in original ones then it's not a problem

United Kingdom on Sep 14, 2023

にわかキャンパーにわかキャンパー: 新品なのに凹んだものが届きます。心も凹む。
ま、でもこんなもんですかね。綺麗に使うつもりもないし、どうせ使ってたら傷はたくさんつくし凹むし、塗装は剥がれる。でも新品買って凹んだものはちょっと違うでしょう。機能的に問題はなさそうなので星は-1くらいにしときます。

Japan on Aug 11, 2023

Rolf Helin: Kökkärl i all ära men detta kärl är en billig tysk aluminium variant av vårt försvars genuina tre kronors snuskburk. Produkten fyller utan tvivel sin funktion men den riktiga nostalgin infinner sig inte helt.

Sweden on Oct 23, 2022

HenRolanHenRolan: This is really strong and realky durability I don’t know why people on come be said it not strong it break easily stop caping be real to review
Use it befoee you review also to the person that take a picture of u mil-tec burn that is a whole different color that is pink real color inside is silver not pink it look exactly like the shop post❤️❤️❤️Good job shop ignore the people review different color u did really good ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

United States on Jul 02, 2022

Girard cedric: Finition légères mes fait le job pour le prix

France on Mar 02, 2022

History Person: This mess kit works well and looks like a real surplus from germany. Personally i prefer this 1 to the surplus because the handle comes off. The fit on the lock for the handle is very loose although you can simply use some string or buy the leather strap that is suppose to be used on these. DO NOT use this on a large campfire as the metal is thin, it will ruin the kit. These are suppose to be used on small esbit burners, camp stoves, sternos, and small campfires. It also has alot of space inside to store your stuff if u go to a reeanactment, hiking, or camping. Mine did arrive damaged and dented so be weary. But it just makes it look like it has been through a battle or 2! Perfect for airsoft.

United States on Jul 08, 2019

savanna burgess: I bought this to use for actual cooking and consumption of food and it suits that purpose, BUT it needs a few things first. If you fill the bucket up more than about half full, whatever youre cooking will leak out by the rivets that hold the handle on. Have had no issues with any of the other riveted parts. I replaced the cheap aluminum peen rivets with actual pop rivets, it still leaks but a lot less just a very slow drip whereas before it was a constant run from those spots. Lastly, I baked mine in the oven for a few hours to cure the paint because the first time you use it, it will give off nasty fumes and ruin your food. So bake it in the oven for like 4 or 5 hours at around 500-600 degrees Fahrenheit. Then, season the inside a few times with something greasy, oily or acidic, I like to boil cheap coffee with the grounds straight in the water or you can try rubbing it with bacon grease inside and baking again for a few applications. It will be good to go after that.

United States on May 28, 2019

JohnnyPrestomatic74: I owned one of these (an actual Bundeswehr issue) years ago, and it was phenomenal! It was the camp cookware of choice, as I am a minimalist camper, and don't like to schlep numerous pots/ pans around . I want to say it is right around the neighbourhood of 1 lb, hence not that heavy. With a strap of some sort, it can be attached externally to a pack, especially ones that have tons of PALS attachment points, such as tactical packs. While this particular item is not Bundeswehr issue (I know Mil-Tec does manufacture for EU forces though), it is nonetheless as sturdy as the field-issued ones. I will guesstimate as to liquid volume capacity, probably about 1.5 L (correct me if I'm wrong by all means). If simplicity and functionality are your cup of tea, then this set is right up your alley.

United States on Jul 05, 2017

Josh Sertic: I was slightly disappointed by the quality of reproduction in this mess kit. Of course it is made in China, which kind of speaks for itself, but I did at least hope the latch holding the contents of the mess kit together would function well enough to hold all the components together. Out of the box the mess kit latch was extremely loose, to the point where if the mess kit was gently swung around the latch would not hold. I bent the bottom part of the latch in order to create more of an angle where it could press itself against the bottom of the mess kit and provide a more adequate hold. It seemed to work well enough for the time being. I'm not sure if I would trust it from falling apart if I had it attached to the outside of my rucksack during a hike.

Other than that the aluminum used for the mess kit seems to be of fairly decent quality, it seems to be relatively thick and would hold up to a good deal of abuse in my opinion. The paint on the mess kit doesn't seem to be of the highest quality, and would probably flake off with some use over a fire.

For $20 I would say that this is a decent buy. The kit seems functional and would ultimately serve its purpose if put up...

United States on Nov 28, 2016