Camping kit Mil-Tec Stainless Steel - 7 elements

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19.01.2024

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This is my additional review after 4.5 months of using this set: - With the onset of autumn cold, this set moved from the tourist backpack to the kitchen. - Almost every day, we cook something in the larger pot (1200 ml) on the stove: soup, porridge, or pasta. The food from this pot is enough for 2 adults. - In 4.5 months of use, with 2.5 of those months being daily kitchen use (at least 1 cooking), nothing bad has happened to these pots, and both pots and lids look great. We use the frying pan as a plate with a handle. The sharp edges on the handles of the pots have worn down during use. - I am very satisfied with this set, and if it were possible, I would buy another pot with a lid of the same form factor – for example, 2000 ml – so I could cook for more than just 2 adults, but unfortunately, this form factor does not currently exist.

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05.09.2023

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- The set is inexpensive and made of stainless steel. - Boiling water in pots with lids is a pleasure, the walls of the pots are thin and so everything boils pretty quickly. The lids are convenient. The handle ends are a bit sharp, you won't cut your hands, but it's a little uncomfortable. In theory, you could sand them a bit with fine sandpaper – but that's for perfectionists; in nature, you don't really notice these slightly sharp edges. - Since the frying pan is also stainless steel, read up online or watch YouTube about how to properly cook on stainless steel pans – there are nuances. I fried eggs according to all the rules, but they still got a bit burnt in the middle, which happened right over the burner. But my burner is small; maybe with a wider one, it wouldn't burn. For myself, I've decided not to put anything in the center of the pan, or as an option, place a piece of bread in the middle – you'll get toast, and your delicate eggs won't burn. - It's unclear whether you can use the cups in the set for hot tea, so I use them as measuring cups or containers. - The cover is a regular one with a drawstring. - The burnt frying pan was cleaned quite easily. - Overall impression: personally, for me, this set is worth the money. I would gladly buy another one for myself or as a gift :-)

Great stainless steel set. Decent case. Perfect for camping.

A set worth recommending. Since the sheet metal is very thin, you can quickly prepare your favorite dish outdoors. The handles, which are well thought out, also deserve attention. The perfect set for longer bushcraft trips.

Very good value for money.

The pots are very good for the price. Although the handles should be more stable. But for this price, they're okay.

Not yet tested on a campfire but on a gas stove it's easy to burn something – you need to use more fat and stir often. Ideal for two people. The handles don't look very solid but nothing has happened to them yet. Price/quality is okay.

Pretty decent pots. The handles are safer to use than the ones that fold upwards. Well matched with the lids and deep. The whole thing rattles in the bag a bit, but it's okay.

Material is light, but a bit too thin. Great for soups, but the pan is not great for eggs except if you out a lot of fat/oil

The pots are pleasant and, importantly, not aluminum. Since the sheet at the bottom is the same thickness as on the sides, it's very easy to burn something like scrambled eggs, so you need to use a lot of fat or stir constantly. They're light and take up little space. I'm not sure about the way the handles are attached to the pots, as they are held by welds that don't look very sturdy. I reinforced them with 2.4mm stainless rivets and now nothing can happen. Overall, I recommend them.