Camping Cookware Mess Kit, Lightweight Pot Stove Spork Set | Protable 6pcs Backpacking Gear with Carry Mesh Bag for Outdoor Camping Cooking Hiking and Picnic

Fantastic compact and clever camp stove! I was looking for something affordable and "all-in-one" for my solo camping adventures, and this delivered so well! Things I loved: - COMPACT: The stove is beautifully compact and lightweight even with the fuel canister tucked inside. Easy to pack up after use and stow in my bag - and i love the little mesh bag it all packs into. - VERSATILE: The frying pan works perfectly as a lid when boiling water in the pot, and also served to strain water out after cooking. I used it over a four day trip for dinner every night, coffee every morning (and sometimes coffee after lunch!). At first i thought the small piece of fabric was unnecessary, but quickly found multiple uses for it! Pot-holder, placemat for my meal in the pan, and cushion to pack the stove back up! - ADJUSTABILITY: The ability to dial in the flame for fast water boiling, or to more slowly warm a meal was perfect! Over all, great bargain camp stove - happy to recommend for others who are looking for quality, pack-ability, and ease of use! PHOTOS: you can see the stove in use as well as some shots of the components packed and unpacked with a fuel canister in the pot!

This was super cheap super light and has worked amazingly for me. I've used this stove on probably 10 trips now and it works flawlessly. I do wish the arms were a little wider to provide a better base for the pot, and I do plan on replacing this with the slightly more expensive option that has the wider arms, but this thing is still a beast. I will say if youre expecting wind, a wind screen will do wonders, as this one does cook slower in high wind. Also the pots are awesome as well. The whole system is extremely light and takes up little room in my pack. Budget ultralight at its finest

If you’re looking for an all-in-one, no-fuss cooking setup for the outdoors, the Odoland 6-Piece Camping Set is definitely worth checking out. I’ve used it on multiple trips now, and it’s become one of those pieces of gear I just throw in my pack without a second thought. For how small and lightweight it is, it really delivers where it counts. The burner is the real star. This little stove is way more impressive than I expected. It’s super easy to control—you can dial in the flame from a low simmer to a roaring boil with no problem. I’ve used it to cook full meals, boil water fast, and even warm up soup without burning the bottom. It’s very responsive, and it doesn’t waste gas like some of the cheaper ones do. Fuel compatibility is clutch. One of the best parts is that it fits your standard isobutane/propane mix cartridges—the kind you can find at most outdoor stores or even some hardware stores. I didn’t have to hunt down anything special. And the fuel lasts a long time too. I went on a weekend trip and used it regularly without needing a refill. Really efficient setup. The pots are solid for actual cooking. Both the pot and pan heat up quickly and evenly. I’ve used them to make everything from ramen to scrambled eggs to coffee in the morning, and they hold up really well. The folding handles are sturdy and stay cool enough to grab, which makes moving things around easy and safe. Cleanup is also pretty simple—just rinse and wipe, and you’re good. Only downside: the sporks. The only real issue I had was with the metallic taste the included sporks leave in your mouth. It’s got that kind of bitter, metal flavor that lingers, and it honestly takes away from the meal a bit. I ended up bringing my own plastic or titanium utensil instead. Not a deal-breaker, but definitely something to note. Overall package is top-notch. Even with the spork issue, this whole set comes together as a lightweight, compact, and extremely functional piece of gear. Everything nests into itself, and it barely takes up space in your bag. You get a reliable burner, fuel compatibility, and cookware that actually works in real outdoor cooking situations. Final thoughts. For anyone who wants a dependable cookset that’s easy to carry and actually does the job, the Odoland 6-piece set is a no-brainer. The burner is fantastic, the gas lasts, and the pots are more than just a gimmick—they’re legit. Just bring your own utensil and you’re set. For the price, it’s honestly one of the best beginner-to-intermediate camping cook sets out

This cook set was Ideal to take backpacking. It came with all of the items you need except the propane, but other than that, this was a great kit to take on my recent backpacking trip. It fits nicely in a backpack is lightweight yet very sturdy and easy to use even for beginners like myself. I loved it and it is a must have.

We used this last year on our motorcycle trip to N Ca. Super nice and compact for the ride. Easy to use and made eggs for example that went perfectly in an English muffin sandwich. We are using it again this summer and I am excited I found this last year. Great for boiling water for soup or coffee/tea.

Lightweight ,packable and durable boils water in under a minute, cools quickly ,very adequate, you may want to consider a additional coffe cup, Be careful you can easily burn your ravioli s with this.

Economical and worked like a charm. Large pot allowed us to cook recipes with 2-cups of water easily (could hold more). Smaller pan great for cereal and smaller dishes. We even used this to raise bread dough, and it didn't stick. Cleaned super easily. And guess what? It doesn't boil water as fast as the fancy schmancy ones that cost 6 times as much... but when you're camping, who's in a hurry?

The good - the cookware itself (the two pots) are fantastic. I just took this whole set backpacking and loved how lightweight, compact, and easy to store it was. They even fit the propane into the set which made it even easier for travel. I liked that it also came with the microfiber cloth for cleaning, and that the pots were labeled inside for measurements. The bad - the spork is flimsy (whatever), and I wouldn't rely on it as your only utensil. The stove itself was horrible. I tried lighting it multiple times, multiple ways and the top of the stove would not catch and light. Instead, the flame was coming out a hole on the side of the stove, not heating up the pot, but instead burning a piece of plastic on the stove. It was frustrating. I would recommend this set for the pots, but I would not rely on the stove. It was horrible, and I can't say enough about how frustrating it was.

Overall it's a very nice kit to cook some food or boil water with when you're camping in the backcountry. Some people complained about the spork being too flimsy to use; you have to slide the metal bracket close to the pivot point otherwise it won't work well indeed (see picture). Still, I swapped it for a plastic one so I don't risk scratching the inside of the pots when travelling/hiking. While it's not as fast as my jetboil, it's portability and overall performance for a much lower cost makes it a very appealing buy for people getting into camping or that need to make food on the go when space/weight is a premium. You can store an 8 oz isobutane canister in it; store it upside down in the included cloth with the burner casing on top. When things are placed that way with the net tightened, nothing moves inside the pots (see pics). The burner that came with the kit is quite impressive even under medium gusts of wind. Not gonna lie, I was not expecting much at this price but I was wrong. One minor issue is that the coating on the pots is very thin and the metal spork caused a few minor scratches during shipping, nothing that affect it's performance but something to keep in mind nevertheless. Side note, I use the included cloth to store the canister tightly and not for actual cleaning, the material is very fibery-ish/porous and I'm sure bits of food will stay stuck no matter how hard you wash it, simply bring a proper one and put it in the pots. Happy adventure!

Took on a three day bike packing trip. Was fantastic. Fired up every time. Packed small and light.

Great lightweight kit, i love that regular size fuel canisters fit inside too. The burner is pretty solid, make sure to close the valve all the way before screwing on a fuel can. Took about 8 mins to boil water in the larger pot. The only issue is that after the first use i already see some errosion on the inside of the pot from boiling water, like little brown "rusty" spots. I guess thats normal as my kettle has the same thing. Comes with a folding spork that seems flimsy but gets the job done, and a nice little cleaning rag. All around great kit for a great price.

This thing got me across Canada during the coldest winter in a car trip. It's extremely lightweight, easy to backpack with, you can fit your tank into the pot. And have everything in one area. It's extremely durable and can sustain abuse. And the quality is amazing. I was on the long road trip across Canada car broke down that's a dead set of winter. I got the light this thing up warm myself up from freezing the death. And made a really good meatball meal while waiting for help. I highly recommend this thing it's wonderful and it's a must-have. I got the videos of me using it to but I got to pull it up a later time. If there was a company that I want to get sponsored by these guys. They saved my life. Wonderful stuff must have

Brought this Portable stove Kit out a couple weeks ago while camping throughout Alaska. Everything fit nicely and compact into the pots, including the 230g fuel canister (pictured) as well as a lighter! The Stove component itself is sturdy enough for use with the bigger pot filled to the brim, but you definitely dont want to be vigorously playing around with its component as this is still a $35 camp stove set. For the price and portability, absolutely would recommend to all! For bigger trips where you might be cooking multiple meals in one pot for several people, I would recommend something sturdier like the MSR Whisper lite. But, for yourself and one other person this is the best find out there!