Coleman 24-Piece Enamel Dinnerware Set, Red

I purchased the Coleman 24-Piece Enamel Dinnerware Set for my husband, who is a big fan of Coleman lanterns and camping, and he absolutely loves it! The set is durable and practical, with enough pieces to serve a group during outdoor meals. The enamel material is sturdy, and I appreciate that it’s dishwasher safe, making cleanup easy after a long day of camping or picnicking. The included carry pouch is a great bonus, making it easy to pack and take on the go. It’s a great addition to our camping gear, and I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys outdoor dining or tailgating.

These enamel-wear dishes are perfect for camping. WAY BETTER than using plastic, but yet, they won't break! I also included silverware that came in a roll-up mat for storage, and a small pot set (Both - also on Amazon!) Really great gift!

I read alot of the reviews prior to purchasing this and I expected to have to expect to return at least 1 of the 2 sets I purchased . Both sets came with no defects. The silverware matches but clearly won’t last long term but that’s ok. The knives are super sharp . The plates, cups and bowls will last long term. I got them on sale for the holidays for $19each so for what I paid it’s absolutely worth it. I couldn’t beat the price for quantity even at Walmart so overall 4.5 stars

I am pleased with the plates silverware and bowls. The cups however are no good for holding coffee. You have to be very careful when holding the cup when it has hot coffee. Make sure your fingers only touch the handle. I got burned when I touched the cup itself when it had got coffee. Other than that I am pleased with the order

Bought this for our trailer and works great. Very durable and lightweight

I love my camping dishes. So does everyone we've camped with since acquiring them. As far as functionality goes, they are dishes. Whaddya want? They hold the food. They clean up easily in a dishbasin (or with a Clorox wipe in a pinch). They're a decent size. They do not kill trees by being paper or create landfill by being plastic. I suppose I would like the bowls to be just a tad smaller so that my kids don't overload on their second bowl of breakfast cereal and waste about half of it. But that is really a small quibble, not even worth a half-star penalty.When it comes to style, they are awesome! So pretty and cheerful! I honestly enjoy setting my campground picnic table. We recently went camping with a large group and many of the other campers admired my dishes with a covetous eye. Not joking! And when I visited my parents at our rustic mountain cabin (where all of the dishes, flatware, glasses, etc. are at least 30 years old and mismatched) and we found there were only two bowls to serve seven cereal eaters at breakfast, I busted these babies out of my chuckbox. My mom fell in love with them and begged me to leave them for the cabin. I declined but next year I'll bring another set to leave. My kids love to eat off them and to show them off to campground visitors/companions. I will take small moments of joy anywhere I can get them, and it may be silly but these bright, colorful dishes have brought many such little moments to my family and me.Thumbs way up.

Works well and the roll up is really nice for storage. The knifes are sharp too!

First off, I didn't realize that this listing was for a "used" product until I finally opened it a month later. Based on the price, I was expecting something brand new. My bad for not paying better attention.So, first the good stuff...The silverware seems quite nice, even with the plastic handles. The butter knives are serrated and sharp enough to handle a tough steak. The forks are large and the spoons are full-size tablespoons. There are dual rivets in the handles so one would assume that these are full-tang utensils, however, no tang is showing at the sides and the listing doesn't mention it anywhere, so I have to assume those rivets are cosmetic rather than functional. All the same, I quite liked it and it came with a handy roll-up bag to hold everything together.The dishes are ample size and I was really looking forward to using the set this season...but as I started going through the pieces, disappointment set in.One plate had a handful of orange splotches on the face of it which looked like dried hot sauce... but when I went to wash it, it became apparent that it wasn't a stain – it had actually penetrated into the enamel coating. It had the abrasive texture of rust and it was orange so I'm calling it rust.Additionally, the speckles in the enamel coating were really inconsistent from piece to piece. Each piece on its own didn't look terrible, but when put all together as a set, they looked like they were from completely different manufacturers.I loved the idea of this item but it didn't turn out to be a good value. I only barely made the return window.