Camping kit Mil-Tec Stainless Steel - 7 elements

This is my additional review after 4.5 months of using the set: - With the arrival of autumn cold, I moved this set from my hiking backpack to the kitchen. - Almost every day we make soup, porridge, or pasta in the larger pot (1200 ml) on the stove – such a portion is enough for two adults. - After 4.5 months of use, including 2.5 months of almost daily use on the stove (at least once a day), the pots and lids are still in very good condition. We use the pan as a plate with a handle. Over time, the sharp edges of the handles have become less noticeable. - I am very satisfied with this set and if it were possible, I’d buy one more larger pot with a lid (about 2000 ml), so it would be possible to cook for more people, but unfortunately that option doesn’t exist.

- The set is attractively priced and made of stainless steel. - Boiling water in these pots with lids is pleasant, because their thin walls make everything cook pretty quickly. The lids are handy. The handles have slightly sharp edges at the ends – you can't really cut yourself, but they might be a bit uncomfortable. You can gently polish them with fine sandpaper, which is an option for perfectionists – while camping, the sharp edges aren't really noticeable. - It's worth testing the stainless steel pan in advance and reading up on frying tips – you can find these on YouTube or online. When frying an egg as advised, the middle burned slightly, possibly due to a small burner – maybe with a larger burner the issue won't occur. I figured you can avoid putting food in the middle of the pan, or maybe place a piece of bread there instead – you’ll get toast and the egg won’t stick. - I’m not sure if the cups included are suitable for hot tea, so I use them as measuring cups or ingredient containers. - The cover is standard, with a drawstring. - It was easy to clean the pan of burnt-on food. - In summary: in my opinion the set is worth its price. I’d buy it again, both for myself and as a gift :-)

Very good steel set. The cover is quite nice. Perfect choice for camping.

A set definitely worth attention. Thanks to the thin sheet, you can quickly prepare meals outdoors. The handles deserve special mention because they are well-designed. The set is perfect for longer bushcraft trips.

Very good value for the price.

The pots are very good for their price. The handles could be more stable. Still, at this price, the product is fine.

I haven't tried it over a campfire yet, but on a gas stove food burns easily – you have to add more fat and stir frequently. The set is great for two people. The handles don't seem super solid, but so far there have been no problems with them. The price-to-quality ratio is good.

Fairly solid pots. The handles are safer to use than the ones that fold up. The pots fit the lids well and are quite deep. The whole set moves around a bit in the bag, but overall it’s okay.

The material is lightweight, but a bit too thin. Works great for cooking soups, but the pan is not suitable for frying eggs, unless you use a lot of fat or oil.

The pots are convenient and, importantly, not made of aluminum. Since the thickness of the sheet at the bottom and sides is the same, it's very easy to burn food, e.g., scrambled eggs – so you need to use more fat or stir intensively all the time. They are lightweight and take up little space. I have some doubts about the sturdiness of the handle mounts, which appear to be attached by spot welds and not full welds – I reinforced them with 2.4 mm stainless rivets, so now there shouldn't be any issues. Overall, I recommend them.