Stansport Aluminum Cookware Set - 4 Person

The neat thing is that it all fits in one place and it has a decent size, unless you are a super size kind of person, then this will be a cooking set for one instead of for 4

When I first got this in the mail I thought ahh.. I got jipped. But when we went camping and used this product it was totally awesome and for the price I got a great deal!! The cups though small were great for a quick drink and sturdy. My sister had some taller plastic cups that kept tipping over with a little shake of the table. Not only did all these items fit in the one large pot but it was so light I thought maybe I was missing items. It didn't take up a lot of room and I was able to carry these on my own while on crutches because of the handles. The cups can also be used as measuring cups because they have the measurements on the inside. Even though it looks like you can't cook a big meal in these you can. I made 2 big bags of corn in the large pot as well as about 4 cups of rice in the medium pot. The small one was great for heating up water for coffee and hot chocolate and it has a spout built in so you can just lift and pour. They aren't made of the best material so I'm sure will need to be replaced after a few years but fullfills it's purpose and as I said my stuff took up the space of one pot and my sister had a box with the same amount of pots, cups and plates.

I bought this set on sale for $10 and it was well worth it! The pans are light weight, but durable and we cooked several meals in each pan over an open campfire with no problems. They do get scratched easily but I would have still paid three times the price I did for them!

This kit is a light weight thin aluminum cookset for camping. It dents easily, is NOT non-sick, and the plastic is NOT heat resistant....but what do you expect for under $20.00! This set functions beautifully as a 3 or 4 person cookset for camping. It fits into a relatively small package for transport and is very lightweight. I used a camping stove to cook 2 packages of noodles and sauce in the smaller pot (enough to feed 4+ people), fried 4 hamburgers in the pan/lid, and mixed a salad in the large pot (to feed 4+ people). This is a great set if you want cheap, functional, and lightweight....if I ever have a problem with this set, I'll buy this same set again to replace it.

I really like this camp set. I was a bit disappointed in the size of the "coffee pot." I knew it would not come with a percolator basket, but I had hoped it would be big enough to accommodate one. Other than that that one thing this was a great purchase and good value.

These are very light weight and performed great. I expected the eggs to get stuck in the pan but they did not! I gave 4 stars for meets expectations b/c the plates and cups are smaller than I expected. They will work fine for little kids but not adults.

We've owned this set for many years. It stores compactly and its always with us when we go camping. It takes up so little room, but yet does the job it's designed to do. We've used it over a campfire as well as with a propane grill. It does not have a nonstick coating, but that's alright, I,m camping not at home in my kitchen.

I was specifically shopping for a nesting kit, and the compactness of this is great. However, after one camping trip with light to normal use one of the pots has a hole in it, and a plastic cup cracked in the bottom. For cookware next time I will just avoid buying online so I can check out the quality in person. I recommend just spending the extra $20 or so in a quality kit and avoid this one.

We have not used our set yet, but it is made too lightweight and the material is flimsy. We used to have a similar set from another manufacturer back in the 70's that was significantly better in quality, but we couldn't find that same product again, and we needed a set for our upcoming trip, so we will be using this set. The pots are so lightweight that they came with dings already in them, and the plates are no bigger than saucers. Would gladly have paid twice as much for a good quality set.

Low quality set, its very true you get what you pay for. Camping is obviously an outdoor activity, so silly me buying something so cheap expecting it would last lesson learned for $20 +.