Bisgear 20pcs Camping Cookware Backpacking Stove Mess Kit, Camping Pots and Pans Set with 2 Cups, Fork Spoon Utensil, Camping Cooking Set

I just recently got into backpack hiking and camping at the ripe ole age of 45. I have all the traditional, yet HEAVY camping gear, including stoves, pots pans and the rest. No way you'd make it far with a Coleman 3 burner, fuel, etc. I did my research and bought the Bisgear 12pcs set, which I enjoyed for two camping trips but it would have been nice to have more pieces, as I'm not the crazy thru-hiker that heats up MRE's and / or a single dish. When I saw this new set, I scooped it up too. For me, personally, I love having all the extra pots / lids to cook with. The spoon and fork additions are nice though I love my titanium spork and EDC knife. If I'm traveling light for a day or so, I'm happy with the 12 piece set I originally purchased, but I'm going to be doing upwards of 7+ days on the Colorado Trail this September, after 5 days in Yellowstone, and want more cooking options when I am not trying to just cover ground. I've included pictures of both sets to compare size. My brother asked for my original 12 pcs set after I showed him both, and I said NOPE! This stuff is so cheap he can buy his own.I do want to add how surprised I am about how fast these burners heat up water on all sizes, AND how quickly they cool down. I may update this after I look at the time info on my pictures but when I tore down everything, I thought the burner and stands would have been really hot but they were warm to the touch shortly after - which would be a plus if I needed to get moving. Most of my non-hiking camping gear that I used for cooking / heating / lighting always took a while longer. Obviously, it is heavier, and thus doesn't dissipate heat as quickly. And, yes, again, I'm fairly new to the hike camping but I am an equipment geek and really impressed.

I honestly think this would work for camping but the lids are terrible to remove. It is way too short, so you would burn yourself without proper mittens. When wearing mittens, you could barely remove the lid. The pots do boil fast. It's a bit weird, the utensils are huge and foldable, while the bowls and cooking spoon is small and short. Just threw them away. Could use some work.

Exactly what I was looking for. Great size and weight for day trips and overnight forays into the wild or emergency bug outs. Combine this with a good backpack propane stove burner you are all set up for preparing a minimalist meal where ever you trek. The mesh carrying bag is a real plus for keeping everything compactly together and to use for washing, rinsing and drying. I wish this set came with the folding utensils like the double set does. Some of these accessories/utensils are too long to fit inside even though there is room for them. However, there is a convenient and sturdy utensil pouch that keeps everything together. This is the single user set. There is a double user set that is basically two single sets plus additional items for a lower price than two singles. Can’t beat the price and fast shipping on Amazon.

I ordered this for an upcoming camping trip. I really just wanted the two pots with handles. It comes with a lot of extra stuff I probably will not use. They also included a little slip of paper for directions on how to get free stuff for leaving good reviews and I’m just not going to do that. It’s ok. More than I need. Quality is so/so.

I am ad avid camper and have just got into hiking and camping. Meaning I have to carry everything on my back for miles so weight is a factor. The fact that I can use this to cook my package food as it has a built in measuring cup for liquids is an absolute winner! For hiking I put my burner and propane tank inside with the eating utensil and save packing size makes this a win win for everything.

I loved every piece of the item. I used the product today during high winds and the stove performed excellent. The water heated up in less the 3 minutes and it was piping hot. My two complaints with the units are. 1) the glass they provided is very flimsy meaning the sleeve in the cup is horrible almost burned my hand. 2) the fire ignition switch on the stove worked just once. I warmed up 2 cups of water and turned the gas off. 2 minutes later I tried to turn it on and the igniter stopped working. Fair warning for all.

I bought these to take camping with us and the worked great. I was a bit concerned about the silverware. Other kits have very flimsy silverware and I’ve been burned in the past. But the ones that came with this set are nice and easy to use. I’m glad I bought this set.

The utensils and metal pieces are excellent. Sturdy and easy to clean. Comfortable to use. The pouch is also sturdy with the exception of the slider/clip that locks the cord and secures the bag. It broke after 2 uses and now I have to tie the pouch shut. Not a huge deal as I can also use other pouches/containers for the utensils and bowls, but definitely be aware if using this thing on a hike where it might not be secure.