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REI Campware Backpacker Cookset - Small

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The small REI Campware Backpacker cookset lets you travel light and cook quick meals while logging miles on the trail.

Cookset includes a 1.1 liter pot, a 0.7 liter pot, a single lid, 2 small camp towels and a mesh storage sack; lid fits both pots securely
Teflon® Classic coating provides excellent nonstick performance, making the post-meal cleanup a breeze
0.7 liter pot fits securely on top of the 1.1 liter pot to form a double boiler
Pots are made of lightweight aluminum that distributes heat evenly for efficient cooking
Fold-out handles on the pots provide good control while pouring
Nesting design allows the 1.1 liter pot to fit in the 0.7 liter pot; ultralight stove and isobutane fuel canister (both sold separately) fit inside the 1.1 liter pot
Use the included camp towels to protect the nonstick surfaces when packing up the cookset

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Item 799277

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REI Campware Backpacker Cookset - Small Customer Reviews

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REI Campware Backpacker Cookset - Small

3.5

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Mar

2011

(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

3.0

Think twice before purchase

By Jet Pilot

from The Woodlands, TX

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Compact
Easy To Clean
Lightweight

Cons

Not durable
User unfriendly

Best Uses

Backpacking

Comments about REI Campware Backpacker Cookset - Small:

We took this gear camping with us into the Grand Canyon. The first thing we noticed about this cookware was that it was so thin, it bent while packed in the backpack. (Either that, or it warped from the stove heat) After that, the lid just never fit onto the pots. Also, it would have been nice to have some kind of measuring scale so you could know how much water you were pouring into the pots.

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Jul

2010

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Nearly Perfect for Water Boiling

By anderkg

from Olympia, WA

About Me Avid Adventurer

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Pros

Compact
Easy To Clean
Lightweight
Stable

Cons

Best Uses

Backpacking
Hiking

Comments about REI Campware Backpacker Cookset - Small:

I bought this cookware for a trip to Mount Adams. I used it solely for melting and boiling snow for drinking water and water to add to Mountain House freeze dried foods. The folding handles were the best feature of this cookset. You could easily handle the cookset at any time with the handles and when done they fold nicely against the body of the pots. The smaller pot boiled water or snow very rapidly while the larger one took a little more time. If you prepare food in them and intend to eat right from the pot, I would recommend having a plastic spork type utensil so you don't scratch the inner teflon surface. When packing out, if you are using a compact isobutane stove system, one fuel tank (4 or 8 oz) will fit within the large pot on the bottom and your compact stove should fit into the smaller top pot within your back pack. It also comes soft packing material to put around your fuel tank and stove to protect the teflon and a net bag to cinch up and keep everything all together and tight when packing up. I would give it a five star except that the larger pot is a little bit flimsy due to it's light weight and aluminum construction, so you need to be careful not to put a big load at the top edge when alone as it will deform (ie don't try to dig out snow with the pot unless the snow is soft). You would have to spend more $$ and go titanium to avoid this problem. Once the set is packed up with both pots together for your pack it is very strong.