OuterEQ Camping Cookware Set: Complete Outdoor Mess Kit for Cooking and Eating

Sam Rodeghier: I purchased this set just so I’d have something small to bring along on camping trips. I’ve mostly used it on my MSR single burner camp stove, which works just fine. I’ve also tried using it to cook over hot coals; but the pans are so small that it’s really hard to manage and easy to burn yourself. They definitely aren’t nonstick, but they aren’t completely awful either. After cooking some grilled cheese sandwiches in the pan there was plenty of burnt on cheese left over, so I just poured in some water and and let it simmer over the hot coals for a bit; then it was fairly easy to scrape off. The little sponge and wooden spoon they give you are a nice gift, but overall the spoon is a little too short to safely keep your hand away from the heat, and the sponge is very squishy and not good for scraping at stuck food. Another issue I had was the handles of the pan. Initially when they came they were fairly tight and seemed stable, but after the first time being heated the metal must have softened and they flop all over now. I somewhat solved this by attaching carabiners around the handles, but in a perfect world there would be a way to latch them together once...

United States on Dec 30, 2019

Wright: love them of course I believe I have purchased products are suitable for their own, the price on Amazon is a very good quality product sales is very high.
Totally would recommend to anyone in need of such thing. quick purchase and delivery. my friends approval 100% satisfied!!!!!!

United States on Jun 18, 2017

Amazon Customer: I used this cook set this past weekend on a camping trip with the boy scouts. As soon as this item arrived, I opened it up and checked it out. I wanted to cook on it just to see if it really did cook even and if things would stick to it. I cooked an egg on the stove that I would be backpacking with.

United States on Jun 05, 2017

The Chadster: This is a great little set! One of the things I love most about it is that the Wealers Wood Stove (link below) fits perfectly inside the inner pot of this set, with just enough room for the stove's mesh bag, the little lid still fits the pot! It's like they were made for each other. We have to remove the small plastic bowls, the collapsible ladle and the wooden spoon that come with the set, but that's no problem since we have other bowls, etc. already. When packed, there's an empty space inside the stove that we fill with some tinder and a box of matches. When it's time to boil some water or fry something, we pull out the stove, quickly forage for a few twigs, start a tiny fire, and within a few minutes can have a rolling boil or tasty fry-up.

Even without the stove along, the pots are still a great set, quite small, but robust and well-made. A great size for small meals for 1 or 2 campers, this set would be stretched to handle much more capacity, but for the price it's an excellent buy. We used a small rubber band for each pot, to hold the halves of the handles together, never had any problem with them, and the plastic knob on the lid never really got that hot.

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United States on Aug 22, 2015

Subaru Rob: I bought this for my daughter to have her own set and when all is said and done, not a bad product at all. They did stay nice and compact and made life easier for me and my 7 year old daughter on our backpacking trip. Cooked food/boiled water well and fast for us, plus they are very light weight. I did not use the bowls it came with, they looked a little smaller than I would have liked so I took my other ones. A few minor things I did not like about it. First, the bottom of the pot stuck to the bag after using and is now all snagged and unraveling. No big deal though since my daughters pack has a spot that almost looks like it was made for the set and fit perfectly in. It was also hard to keep the handles sticking out while cooking, they kept folding in and got hot and started to melt. The knob on the lid could be a little bigger too. I would recommend it for anyone who is a beginner like my daughter is, and does not want to spend big bucks.

United States on Aug 09, 2015