Odoland Camping Cookware Mess Kit, Camping Cooking Pot Fry Pan and 1.1L Kettle Set, Portable Camping Cookware Set with Mesh Bag for Camping, Backpacking, Outdoor Cooking and Picnic

This set is well designed and really maximizes space. The handles are solid and fold well. I got the largest size for car camping and even that is on the small size. Can likely only do two burgers at a time in the frying pan. But storage space, even in car camping, is important so I think this strikes a good balance for my needs. The kettle nests in the pot and the pot nests in the frying pan. The lid fits both the pot and frying pan. Since a lot a camping is about having hot water, I like have a decent sized kettle that can heat a good sized batch of hot water efficiently.

I didn’t know if these would be big enough or not. I was pleasantly surprised and it will be fine for my husband and I to cook with in our van. The size of cookware fits much better on a portable stove. Space in a van is a premium and in the past I used normal size cookware. It took up to much space. This is perfect. Highly recommend to anyone where storage space is a big issue In traveling.

Perfect size for extended camping trips! I love the design as the my store in the bag very well and take up little space. Should last a long time and function as intended. Well worth the money!

The product is pretty generic and cheap but has made it through its first camping trip ok. The pan had a burn mark from toasting bread which took a bit of scrubbing to come off. I’m not expecting a lot of Hoping it will survive a few backpacking trips in the future. I got the largest size pots and pans with kettle. It’s prob too big to take backpacking but will be good for car/tent camping

Good product does what they are supposed to do

I've been using the Odoland Camping Cookware Mess Kit for car camping trips for one or two people, and I'm pleased with it overall.The 1.9L pot was big enough for all my cooking needs, whether I was boiling water or making pasta. The non-stick coating is effective and makes cleanup a breeze. Everything folds up nicely and fits into the included mesh bag, making it compact and portable. The folding handles are secure and haven't caused any issues while cooking.This cookware set includes a pot, a pan, and a kettle, so it works best with a camp stove with multiple burners. It can be used on a single burner, but you'll likely have to cook things one at a time, which can be less efficient. The included mesh bag fits everything perfectly, but getting everything in and out can be a bit tight.Overall, this is a great car camping cookware kit, especially for the price. It's well-made, easy to clean, and has enough capacity for cooking for a couple of people. If you're looking for a compact and affordable option for car camping, I highly recommend this Odoland set. However, if you plan on backpacking or using a single-burner stove, you might want to consider a smaller, more lightweight option.

This is a perfect set for me. I don't camp a lot, but this gives me exactly what I need for going about once a year. These are good quality enough to last me for awhile. I like the variety in this little kit as well.

Going over the bullet points in the description....* "Best money ever spent" -- This item is way overpriced for the cheap quality materials used.* "Locking Handles" -- Once unfolded to the open position, the handle on the skillet is too close to the heat source. Also, the handles have a lot of play in them when they are unfolded for use.* "Lightweight and Compact" -- True! These pots weigh about like a cheap tin cup, or worse.* "Safe and Efficient" -- Made from Anodized Aluminum? First of all, I don't know how they even had enough aluminum to anodize it (these are so thin). It looks the same as anodized aluminum, like a Calphalon pot, but believe me, they are nothing like the Calphalon line, or any other line.My experience with cooking on these -- I washed the cookware, dried the cookware, and then used the skillet on my glass cookstove top on low to fry some bacon as a test. BIG FAIL. The bacon stuck to the skillet, there was a stinky smell when I was frying the bacon, and I had to soak the skillet with soapy water to clean it afterward. I used the grease in a small egg skillet I had and afterward when it was cold, the grease had a GRAY tint to it. Disgusting!!!I will never use this. I am so mad at myself for spending over $45 on the big set (4L pot, 1.5L fry pan, and 2.0L kettle). I could have bought a nicer set a a local Dollar Store that would be heavier gauge metal and better non-stick for about $10.I am now looking at nicer options like a set of real non-stick cookers with removable handles that I can stack inside of a dutch oven bag and get the same storage results.If you are interested in this for backpacking, I suggest looking somewhere else. They are lightweight, but that is their only asset. These are stated to be non-stick and they are not - that's a deal breaker for me no matter what they weigh.... and no, this is not the best money I've ever spent, as is stated it will be, in their description -- it is my 2nd worse purchase on Amazon, ever! What a rip off.

Very light and convenient. Great size of kettle! Trying pan sticks badly though

Works well so far.

Stackable, lightweight cooking pans for camping

Ce set de cuisine est très pratiqur en camping! Il ce nettoye facilement. Ce range bien. Ne prend pas beaucoup de place!

How well it was made the handles are the ones that I really like. Good for hiking.