Foldable Camping Cups Mugs Camping Pot Cookware 304-Food-Grade Outdoor Camp Cooking Set with Vented lid,Stainless Steel Backpacking Cookware for Hunting

I really like that the two pots nestle into one another. First I thought that I would just bring one on of them on a camping trip, but they're so lightweight that I brought both along, and it worked out nicely for a measuring vessel. Always good to have a backup.The cups from my previous Stanley pot fit inside both, and egg crystals, sugar, etc fit inside those. Beautiful 😍You wedge a good stick into the handle when you open it, and just make sure the stick doesn't burn. Voila, your handle is as long as you want it to be.

Nice and compact

I bought this for a backpacking trip.It is about the cheapest cup set I could find, it is light weight and you can heat water in it.Small fuel bottle with stove, lighter and small cloth all fit inside.FYI - One small fuel bottle boiled enough water for 4 meals, 4 cups of tea, and 4 cups of coffee.I like having second cup. It does not work well for tea or coffee because it get cold very quickly, but it works for sharing some of my meal or having a quick oatmeal before bed on cold night.The mesh bag is way to big for the set. I had to cut 1/3 of it off and then tape it back together.I do also use this bag then as my rock bag for hanging a bear bag.There are no measurement marks. I boiled water for 2 meals and 2 cup of teas we had to eye ball it. My meal was a little light and I don't think it rehydrated all the way.It does not have a bail. I still heat water over a fire from time to time.I would not buy this again, I would spend then extra $15 to get a nicer Titanium set that is much lighter (Like the Maxi set).

Like the title states, it's a good product for the price. The steel isn't paper thin, the edges are rolled neatly and they fit snugly when nesting. The strainer lid is also a nice touch. The attachment point for the handles could be a bit more robust, but for the average camper/hiker it should hold up fine. My only gripe as it were is something to keep the lid in place when not in use would be a nice addition, but overall I'm very happy with them.

Too shiny. Needs to he roughed up.

I got these to use with my Klean Kanteen 40oz stainless steel single walled wide brimmed bottle. The bottle fits loosely in each of the cups, enough room to maybe squeeze in a spoon. The cups seem to be good quality, and thick enough to last a long time. The lid isn't good. It doesn't fit the shorter cup and seems thinner than the cups. The Klean Kanteen 64oz bottle will not fit in the cups.

It’s a bit bigger than the Stanley. My lid works for both cups. Not perfectly, but well enough. The smallest gas one fuel bottle fits. The handles are the potential weak spot. I wish the lid locked on. As is, it needs a rubber band . But for the money, as long as the handles hold up, it’s a great set for boiling water and simple just add water meals.

As something to do in retirement, we started putting together camping items, and we will eventually gift them to our child who loves to camp. They are a good size for light packing.