Lightweight cooking set
Excellent lightweight and packable cooking set - perfect for glamping and backwoods camping
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Excellent lightweight and packable cooking set - perfect for glamping and backwoods camping
I loved using this cookset while out canoeing. It is lightweight, packs down, and holds the desired fuel canister. Unfortunately though, the handles are VERY flimsy.
Great for backpacking. Lightweight. Lid works as a frying pan
I like that I am able to fit my stove in the pots and a small canister of fuel in the pots. It comes with a nice carrying sack which contains everything. The pots are very light. I have used them on a trip and they conducted heat like a champ. Appears to be very durable but the handles can seem to be a bit flimsy. Ideal for backpackers who tend to carry the small canisters of fuel and the ultralight stoves.
The lids have the same issue that exists with the Trek 900 and 1400 pots from Snow Peak. ...that is they don't make very good lids. This is the tradeoff you make for having frying pans as lids. They tend to fall off when in use, and don't stay on well when they are packed away. But you get frying pans, which actually make pretty decent plates to eat off of. What I wasn't expecting is that the handles (of both the pans and the pots) are not as high quality as the ones on the Trek series pots. On the frying pans specifically, they become bent very easily, to the point where they will actually detach from the pan if you aren't careful. The pots are very high quality, as expected from Snow Peak. They are much more durable feeling than other brands of titanium pots, and I'm sure they will last a lifetime. The short, wide shape of them makes cleaning much easier than the typical taller pots. They are also more efficient, due to the wider base catching more heat from the stove. I'm going to search from an aftermarket lid which I can use instead of the frying pans, when they are not needed.
I have yet to test it in the field but as for most Snow Peak accessories I buy, I buy them with 2 uses: for camping and as a toy for kids (spork and mugs are well liked) ! Titanium being indestructible, I do not fear the little ones destroying them. And then when times come, we'll use it while camping. Might be on the small side for parties of more than 2. We'll see. Including pouch and their nesting features are nice extras.
very nice product for backcountry even you can use it at home. Titanium gives u faster heat conduction. love it so much.
I have been using these at home since I haven't had time to go on a camping or hiking trip. I am pretty surprise how well it cooked my food. In my personal opinion titanium aren't meant for high heat cooking. Ideal for boiling water and cooking simple food. The walls are thin and transfer heat very quickly through. Unlike stainless steel or cast iron. There are usually hot spots when cooking with them. In control setting, you should be able to minimize hot spot upon using them to cook. At an outdoor setting, you may required to use a wind blockers to control heat if using gas stove. With that in mind, I usually use these to fry an egg, spam, fatty meat and sautee with the lids. Make instant noodle, macaronni or can soup with the pots. Cleaning aren't that hard. Sometimes food to stick onto the pots and pan due to hot spots, but are easily cleaned.
Très content de ces pots en titanium, même si je ne suis pas un grand fan des poignées de Snowpeak. Elles sont "loose” aucune butée de retenue pour les garder fermées ou ouvertes. J’adore les couverts doubles usages parfait pour faire cuire un œuf ou des petites choses. Aussi le petit couvert (poêle), est parfait pour mon caldera cône en titanium Trail designs conçu pour le Evernew 600ml.