iBasingo 3 Pieces Titanium Plates Set Camping Metal Durable Cooking Pan Dishes Plates Saucer Ultra-light for Outdoor Camping Tableware Cookware Mess Kit with Carry Mesh Bag Ti1104T

I am a casual ultralight backpacker and I count every gram that I put on my back. I’ve balanced everything I carry to ensure I’m safe while balancing weight and comfort. Food is one of those things that I prefer to lean more toward comfort with. The reason I chose this plate in the smallest size was to fulfill two purposes. One, obviously, it’s a plate… pretty self explanatory. And two, to double it’s use as a fry pan. I do this by using a pot gripper that goes with my SOTO Titanium mug which included the gripper to use as a handle. I’ve cooked with it and it seems more resistant to burn sticking but remember that it is titanium and you need to take special care if you are cooking with any titaniumware. The plate itself is very light at 28 grams, 6g under manufacture spec, which is great! Exactly one ounce gets you a small but very rugged plate that can be used for cooking and eating. Keep the measurements in mind when picking your size as the one I chose is tiny. I knew this when I bought it so it’s not a knock on the product at all as other reviewers have mentioned. Do your research and you will almost never be disappointed 🤷🏼‍♂️ Overall I highly recommend this product. It’s a great price, well made and has a very smooth finish, and is rugged enough for an avid backpacker.

I use the sauce dish a lot, and the middle size dish I intended on using for camping is great for sandwiches , soups, stews, pretty much it's my size for a meal, then I got the larger ones which are more usual for most peoples metabolism, I eat twice my normal portion not that that's bad mind you but it's actually needed more for pre-pairing food or communal eating like cheese and crackers or fruits and some times with the sauce dish chips and dip at parties but with covid 19 the parties are gone.None The less I am still finding uses for it mixing, baking, frying, feeding the ferrets, feeding the cats, eating dinner - lobster lasagna and I'm still using it.

The largest and medium sized plates are fine for camping. The small one won't even hold enough water to poach an egg over a fire. Best use it probably as a spoon rest, soap dish or (if upside down) a flat place to sit a coffee mug.Titanium conducts heat well and holds it very poorly. If you pour hot soup into these, you'll need a place to put it down, and it won't stay hot very long.Basically, they're ok. Some sort of handle would make them better.

I bought this to add to a set purchased in the past, because I enjoyed them enough to add more. It is light weight, gets mixed in with a bunch of camping gear and doesn't get crushed, and takes abuse on adventures wonderfully.

The photo is somewhat deceiving. The plates are pretty small. The largest one can be used as a plate or shallow bowl. The other two are so small. I will probably use to put a spoon on while cooking. They are too shallow to be used as a bowl. Despite this, I am content with the set and will keep it. The largest one is by far the most useful.

I got two of these for backpacking. They are both a couple of grams heavier on my kitchen scale than what's listed in the product information. I like the size, although I think they could be designed to be thinner and lighter.

These titanium plates are a great size and will fit nicely in the stanley camp set frying pan with the plates and cutting board, hot pad and silverware. Great customer service

Bowl is super light weight and good for those wanting to go ultralight backpacking. This is definitely on the small side (may be a good thing portions wise) but does fit well on a rocket stove or the like if you're planning on cooking on it. Nests well inside my camp cooking set so I have no complaints.