Odoland15pcs Camping Cookware Mess Kit, Non-Stick Lightweight Pot Pan Kettle Set with Stainless Steel Cups Plates Forks Knives Spoons for Camping, Backpacking, Outdoor Cooking and Picnic

This is an excellent value with all of the basic essentials that two people need when camping. The light-weight pans heat up quickly and evenly over a propane burner, and clean up easily, although I’d pack a sponge or something grittier than the included cloth if you’re making scrambled eggs. The “plates” are small and designed to double as shallow bowls, and the foldable silverware actually stays open and doesn’t collapse when using. Everything packs up neatly into a drawstring mess bag so it could work for backpacking too, but it’s probably a little too big to carry if space is at a premium. (I’m not an expert backpacker, so take that feedback with a grain of salt.) Definitely recommend!

Perfect size. Nice and compact and loved the way it all packs together in a small footprint. Heats up VERY quickly. Water also boils very quickly. Perfect for solo or two person camping. Also great for backpacking due to small size and lightweight.

First impressions. While I don't have a huge amount of experience with cook sets I did find these to be well made for the price. Taken care of i would expect them to last for a while with general use. if have need for constant use perhaps it would be worth it to upgrade to better materials. I realize there there are size limits but some space could possibly be used better in this kit.i took one star off for the cups and other unneeded items taking up room. They look like fine cups that are made well enough. How ever ask your self "why include slip on coasters for the cups"? Poor a hot liquid and then try to pick up the cup and find out. Really if the cup is going to be too hot to pick up you will not be able to drink from it. Cold drinks are fine. Also the so called plates. Really they look bigger in the picks but Really they are more like small bowls. They just need to call them bowls or some nifty name for a plate/bowl.I do think they will work well as a bowl. After I test out I will update. I may try soup. I am worried about temperature conduction though. The silverware seems very sturdy and the knife looks like it would work decent cutting some small meat. The spoon could use being made a little more spoony. It is a bit more flatter than i would like. The kettle works well heating up water and pouring is easy.The pot and pan look great. Can't wait to test it out. the instructions state to not use a metal cooking implement and to use wood however only the silverware is added and I would guess is ment to be used cooking so are they meaning for use to use the silver ware or bring a wooden spoon?It all looks great and I have some ideas for updating and making it work better for me.Considering the space needs I would actually take out the kettle. It works great but the pot could boil water just as well and have more usable space to hold everything. If I take out the kettle and the cups and have the bowl/plates on the bottom of the stack I can then add some fire starter, salt and pepper shaker, a small wood spoon, perhaps a small container of dish soap, a small sponge scrubber for cleaning and also keep the small towel will all fit. Or perhaps the plate/bowls can fit in the pot with room for everything and then close it up and every thing be held with a strap or small rope around the lid handle or just in the mesh bag.

I recently got the Odoland 15pcs Camping Cookware Mess Kit for my outdoor adventures. It's impressively compact and lightweight, packing into a small 7.5x7.5x5 inches mesh bag that fits easily into my backpack. The anodized aluminum cookware heats up fast and has a handy non-stick coating, making cooking and cleanup a breeze. The handles are foldable and heat-resistant, which is a thoughtful touch.The additional accessories like stainless steel cups, plates, and foldable cutlery are sturdy and useful, especially with their protective silicone covers. However, the 1.9L pot is a bit small when cooking for two people, making it ideal for solo trips rather than group camping.For its price and the variety it offers, this kit is a solid purchase. It’s mostly perfect for anyone who camps alone or doesn’t mind simple meals when in a pair.

Small Compact set, lightweight. They heat up quick on the stove so don’t walk away for too long. Great for one person meals they’re too small to make larger portions

This set was useful for cooking with since it comes a pan, pot and kettle. I love the kettle most of all because I could make coffee, noodles, instant oatmeal and hot chocolate. Pretty much anything water or soup based worked well with this, but the pot/pan is thin. Since i'm cooking over a camp stove, they heat up very quickly which causes them to easily burn food. After that happened, I chose to not use the pan again. The plates are incredibly small so they are only useful for things like a sandwich or some pieces of fruit; not for multiple food options. The cups were also small but good enough for water or a 6 oz coffee. I enjoyed using the sleeves because they are difficult to hold when drinking hot beverages out of them. The silverware are convenient to use since they fold in half and can be stored inside the pots.Although this set is compact and easy to transport I wouldn't buy it again. I'd only use it for the kettle and pot.

Heats up fast packs up nice. Great for back packing or bug out. Lightweight

I haven’t used the items, as yet, but plan to next week when I have a camp out planned. As it stands, everything looks well-made. However, while the two stainless plates seem well-made, they are too small for any regular dish although fine for a sandwich.For the price, I would certainly recommend these items