BeGrit Backpacking Camping Cookware Mini Picnic Camping Cooking Mess Kit with Pot and Pan Set for Hiking 8pcs Set
Key features
- •The BeGrit Camping Cookware conducts heat quickly and is survival gear that is built to last. 410 stainless steel material is good for health
- •Easy cleaning and storage: including 2 pots, 1 frying pan, 1 plate,2 reel edge plates, 2 mugs. Entire 8-piece cookware set come along with a carrying bag, easy for outdoor storage and carry
- •A set of pots are multipurpose, satisfying the requirement of cooking heartedly at home or picnic, frying, stir-frying, boiling or frying. Easy to use, just a few minutes will be able to cook a variety of dishes. Folding handle design, easy to take and save your space
- •PLEASE NOTE THE SIZE: Big Pot Size(D*H): 5.59inch *2.59inch. Small Pot Size(D*H): 4.84inch *2.56inch. Frying Pan (D*H): 5.83inch *1.23inch. Plate (D*H): 5.11inch *0.63inch. Reel Edge Plate: 5.31inch *0.86inch. Cup (D*H): 2.95 *2.79inch; Please make sure the size before ordering
- •Great for camping, hiking, backpacking, picnic and other outdoor activities
BeGrit Backpacking Camping Cookware Mini Picnic Camping Cooking Mess Kit with Pot and Pan Set for Hiking 8pcs Set
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Customer Reviews
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Good cookset for a single camper Im thinkin...
Boony✓ Verified Purchase•September 11, 2023
I got my begrit camp cookset today...06-05-2017...
Looks well made and the 2 pots and fryin pan should serve me well.
Ill update this review once Ive had a chance to test them out.
The cups are 8 ounces each...
Gotta wonder why it is that every single or dual person camp cookset Ive ever seen bein sold has 8 ounce cups ???
As if 8 ounces is enough liquid for drinkin per sittin.
Most cups you see in restraunts are about 16 ounces...
Seems to me that a person out campin would want a cup big enough they dont have to refill right away.
Ok...Rant over...
I wont be usin the cups in my bug out bag BUT theyll be good for drinkin whiskey out of at home when I dont wanna get super drunk.
The plates are about the size of a hamburger bun...Just a tiny bit bigger.
I wont be usin them either except at home to eat cake with.
The fryin pan will serve as a plate if need be as well as for light duty fryin.
The smaller pot looks to be good for boilin water for java or tea.
The larger pot will be my main dinner cookin pot.
I like the bag you get for storage purposes as I favor well made bags with a double drawstring setup.
All in all Id say this is a good set to have for 1 person
BUT if theres more than 1 person in your group THEN you may want to get a set for each person OR a different set entirely.
Looks well made and the 2 pots and fryin pan should serve me well.
Ill update this review once Ive had a chance to test them out.
The cups are 8 ounces each...
Gotta wonder why it is that every single or dual person camp cookset Ive ever seen bein sold has 8 ounce cups ???
As if 8 ounces is enough liquid for drinkin per sittin.
Most cups you see in restraunts are about 16 ounces...
Seems to me that a person out campin would want a cup big enough they dont have to refill right away.
Ok...Rant over...
I wont be usin the cups in my bug out bag BUT theyll be good for drinkin whiskey out of at home when I dont wanna get super drunk.
The plates are about the size of a hamburger bun...Just a tiny bit bigger.
I wont be usin them either except at home to eat cake with.
The fryin pan will serve as a plate if need be as well as for light duty fryin.
The smaller pot looks to be good for boilin water for java or tea.
The larger pot will be my main dinner cookin pot.
I like the bag you get for storage purposes as I favor well made bags with a double drawstring setup.
All in all Id say this is a good set to have for 1 person
BUT if theres more than 1 person in your group THEN you may want to get a set for each person OR a different set entirely.
Small set
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•September 5, 2023
Friendly reminder to read the dimensions. I neglected to do so and the set was too small for me. I wanted larger pots for car camping.
Decent
Luis D✓ Verified Purchase•August 24, 2023
Enjoying these pots and pans.
Light weight
lloyd gregoire✓ Verified Purchase•August 9, 2023
I wish I would have spent the extra money on a non stick set
surprised
shrimp sandwich✓ Verified Purchase•July 4, 2023
It's definitely lightweight, and it's good stainless. I've used various parts of the kit and no rust or anything else weird happening.
I wish both cups fit inside the other containers. I sometimes don't bring them; might actually break off the handles so everything kinda fits. But the bag fits the stack of pots plus the 2 cups with room to spare.
It's a good kit for 2. For myself I do a Stanley cup inside of a stainless Nalgene cup, they nest nicely. But it's $20/person for that setup. This is a better deal if it fits your needs. This kit gives you the plate option and a pan. Makes bacon easier, eggs if you managed to bring them. Though if you're bringing egg you probably have a car nearby and should just bring a cast-iron. This is like a middle-of-the-road backpacking kit.
It's good quality IMO, which surprised me for the price. If you're sure this is what you want don't be concerned about getting junk, it isn't.
I wish both cups fit inside the other containers. I sometimes don't bring them; might actually break off the handles so everything kinda fits. But the bag fits the stack of pots plus the 2 cups with room to spare.
It's a good kit for 2. For myself I do a Stanley cup inside of a stainless Nalgene cup, they nest nicely. But it's $20/person for that setup. This is a better deal if it fits your needs. This kit gives you the plate option and a pan. Makes bacon easier, eggs if you managed to bring them. Though if you're bringing egg you probably have a car nearby and should just bring a cast-iron. This is like a middle-of-the-road backpacking kit.
It's good quality IMO, which surprised me for the price. If you're sure this is what you want don't be concerned about getting junk, it isn't.
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