Mokoala Camping Cookware Mess Kit with Mini Stove,Lightweight Pot Tank Bracket Knife Fork Spoon and Stainless Steel Cup for Outdoor Camping Backpacking Hiking and Picnic

For my son's birthday, I purchased one for myself and one for him. We've used it to heat water for instant soup while snowshoeing several times. I threw away the stainless steel cup that came with it, then you can put your fuel can right inside the pot and have it in one nice neat little package. My friend had a jetboil stove, and he had hot water about 2 minutes before us, but this did the trick for 1/4 of the price.

Xzavier Christensen

| Dec 14, 2021

All you need to do is supply the gas for the burner and you're ready to cook. It's a true individual mess kit, even if you can only cook or heat a small amount at a time. So far, the only things I don't like about it are the silverware and the cup's rubber grip, both of which are easily fixable. It's held up well after being dragged around in my pack and serves its purpose admirably.

Nash Pearson

| Sep 16, 2021

Today I went to the Sierra Buttes, lost my trail, and became stranded in the woods. I was confident that the burner would work, but it didn't. Hyperthermia nearly killed me. We had to puncture the butane tank and light it with an electrical torch; we would have died if we hadn't had the butane tank.

Gerald CONNOR

| Oct 21, 2021

This is a replacement for my first kit, which was defective; I loved the pots, cup, accessories, and so on, but the little tabs on my first stove wouldn't flip over to lay at a 90 degree angle to keep the pot steady. This was the second kit I received, and I returned it today. When I opened the stove, the little tab on one of the supports fell off, as you can see in the photo. br>br>The rest of the kit looked great for what I needed it for, but I'll have to return it all because of the stove's poor quality control.

Ryland HAYWARD

| Jun 26, 2021

Pros: Backpacking cookware and a small stove. Work efficiently. It doesn't take up much room. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. The stove is extremely delicate, and it should be handled with caution. Also, use caution when using metal utensils. They'll be able to scratch the none-of-the-above. The cookware's nonstick surface. I quickly replaced the metal utensils with plastic ones and added a small wooden spoon.

Truett CHAMBERLAIN

| Nov 19, 2021

I have yet to go camping with this, but - Last winter, when I lost power for three days, I set this up on the back porch to warm water for hot coffee and to make soups and other dishes, and it proved to be extremely useful. I'm glad I got it, and I'm looking forward to using it once I'm out of the city. Its small size will make it ideal for moto-related applications. Camping (motorcycle camping). In addition, it is simple to clean. Without a doubt, it is worthy of five stars.

Iyla Tran

| Aug 13, 2021

Today, I unboxed. It appears to be exactly as it was described in the advertisement. Two smallish pots (1 cup and 2 cups, I believe), a small stove with a piezo electric starter, and netting to keep everything together. This stove is comparable to the MSR Pocket Rocket stove, but it costs a lot less (and I own both). You can fit a can of fuel inside the nesting cups if you don't need the cup; the MSR stove has a lid with holes for draining, but this kit comes with two pots to cook in and a complete set of foldable silverware, so it's a trade-off. This is, however, a good value kit at $27. The MSR kit costs around $87 these days.

Bryant Green

| Jun 10, 2021

The pots' surfaces are stuck together. That is all. I have not yet used them, but I am prepared to do so. review at a later time br>However, there is a limit to how big you can be. Quality - Exceptionalbr> Looks great (and isn't made cheaply)br>Durability - We'll see how long they last if they're heated over an open fire rather than on a stove. br>Containment - Excellent.

Averie WALLIS

| Oct 15, 2021