Odoland 6pcs Camping Cookware Mess Kit with Lightweight Pot, Stove, Spork and Carry Mesh Bag, Great for Backpacking Outdoor Camping Hiking and Picnic

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!

I purchased this as an emergency stove for a 72 hour kit. It checks all of my boxes for that. I just needed something to be able to boil water with to make hot beverages or to rehydrate freeze dried meals. It packs up very neatly. And can even fit a 230 g isobutane bottle inside. I have boiled water with it several times. It will boil two cups of water in about 2 minutes and 50 seconds. I believe the pot could very easily boil three cups without boiling over. Please do consider that it is a very inexpensive and lightweight setup. I don't know how the longevity would be. But for my purposes, I think it's perfect. It comes with the larger pot, a smaller pot / pan that fits as a lid, a handy collapsible spork, and easy to use isobutane stove in a well-fitted two piece plastic case, the cleaning cloth, and a mesh bag for everything to fit into tightly. I like the fact that it has an electronic igniter, and that the large pot has markings for ounces. The stove can turn down to a simmer. But I have not cooked anything in it yet, only boiled and simmered water. At first I did not like the metal spork but as soon as you realize that there is a slide lock that holds it open and keeps it from collapsing while using, it works much better.

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!

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.

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.