Alocs Camping Cookware Set Camping Gear, Compact Camping Pots and Pans Set, Durable Hard Alumina Camping Cooking Set for Outdoor Backpacking Camping Hiking Picnic, Included Mesh Carry Bag.

Use on low heat. Worked really well on a week long camping trip. I’ve love the little tea pot. True nonstick. Frying pan is just the right size to fry 3 eggs sunny side up.

Good size for two, perhaps three people. Thoughtful design. Smaller than household pots and pans. Seem like good quality. Recommended.

Its a good compact set but it will be going the the backpacking camping stuff. Perfect for compact minimalist camping but not for our family camping trips. Read the measurements because the pictures are slightly misleading. The teapot MIGHT hold 2 cups of boiling water without overflow.

These are a fabulous bang for your buck deal. They’re nice quality, lightweight, easy to clean, and very portable. We’ve only had one issue with things sticking and it was because the PAM was forgotten. Otherwise, I’ve been extremely happy with these. My one HUGE complaint is that even with the rubber coverings, the handles get incredibly hot and I can’t touch them. This is kind of annoying because I have to also bring an oven mitt when I originally wanted to pack fewer things. For car camping it isn’t a big deal, but backpackers beware

Everything I get this out I feel like I pulling a magic trick (kind of like a clown car) here's a skillet, and a pot, and another pot, and wait, I'm not done, here's a kettle too. We haven't tried it "in the field" yet as we bought it for our camping trip this coming summer, but we have tried it on the back patio on the camp stove and it worked great. The bottoms of the pan aren't super thick, so if you want a good sear on a steak or something, plan on packing an extra cast iron skillet, but for regular cooking these are perfect. Just don't start on high or you might burn the bottom of your food.The handles aren't super sturdy, but they fold out of the way, and space is at a premium for us so that was more important to me. I will just take a hot pad in case wd need some support under a pan when pulling it off the camp stove.The kettle holds 2 mugs worth of water. We are pairing it with a 12 Oz French press for coffee making.I also bought a rubber, clip-on pasta strainer that fits in the large pot well and keeps me from having to take a separate strainer.