How to Choose Camping Cookware
Sea to Summit X-Set 31 Cookset
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Pots, bowls and cups can be bulky and/or awkward items to fit in your pack. The Sea to Summit X-Set 31 cookset fixes that with flexible silicone walls that collapse down for compact storage.
Shop similar products- Cookset includes a 2.8-liter X-Pot, two 22 fl. oz. X-Bowls and two 16.2 fl. oz. X-Mugs
- X-Pot has a lightweight and durable 6063-T6, hard-anodized aluminum base that allows a fast boil time
- Tall, flexible silicone walls make stirring easy while you're cooking
- Pot includes a translucent lid that gives you visibility to what's cooking and has a handy built-in strainer
- X-Bowls and X-Mugs also feature flexible food-grade silicone walls that collapse, slimming them down to a slender 0.5 in. thick and minimizing the space they take up in a pack
- Flexible walls let you accurately pour liquid from the cups and bowls into another container; rigid, reinforced nylon rings keep the rims sturdy for spill-free drinking
- X-Mugs have internal gradient markings help you measure out the contents
- Rigid food-grade nylon bases on the X-Bowls are tough enough to double as cutting boards while prepping meals
- X-Mugs and X-Bowls nest inside the X-Pot to create a compact cookset; other X products, such as X-Cups (sold separately) will also fit inside the X-Pot
- The silicone handles on the X-Pot are designed to secure the lid to the pot only during transport; attaching them to the lid during cooking will cause damage to the lid
Imported.
View the Sea to Summit X Product LineView all Sea to Summit Cooksets| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 14 x 8 x 2.5 inches |
| Cookware Material | Silicone / Aluminum |
| Material(s) | Silicone |
| Nonstick Surface | No |
| Includes | 2.8L pot with lid; two 22 fl. oz. X-Bowls; two 16.2 fl. oz. X-Mugs |
| Collapsible | Yes |
| Weight | 1 lb. 9 oz. |
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Most Helpful Favorable Review
convenient cookset
jwardean9 years ago
I've used this set a few times. It really stood out when I decided to make some pasta in Moab. The built in strainer works as advertised and the sauce cleaned off the sides with ease. Obviously one downside is that you can't use the large pot with anything other than a camp stove (no Colemans or Camp Chefs) but that's fine for backpacking. Another slight annoyance was the mugs and bowls took a while to break in when folding the set down due to the silicone being pretty stiff. Obviously I'd rather have them be stiff as opposed to flimsy. Overall, amazing product.
jwardean
NM
26 people found this review helpful
Most Helpful Critical Review
Awesome concept not great quality
CaliK89 years ago
I used this cookware set for a year and enjoyed it a lot before discovering that the seams that make the silicon collapsible had developed holes. I loved that it collapsed and could be slid easily into my pack, and the silicone is pretty lightweight, but I am very bummed that the silicone didn't hold up for more than a year. I wound up switching to a titanium set that takes up slightly more space in my pack but actually weighs about 10 ounces less.
Random side note, the silicone has a slightly weird flavor that it adds to whatever you put in it. I was happy to just ignore it and enjoy the awesomeness of a collapsible set but might as well mention that here. Definitely recommend just biting the bullet and buying a titanium set that will last forever.
CaliK8
Berkeley, CA
32 people found this review helpful
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S2VS
Texas
Green cup broke before second use
7 years ago
I Initially bought because of the easy pack-ability. I first used it on an overnight trip to camp the south rim of Big Bend and the set worked as advertised. When I got back I stored in a cool dry box in my closet. It’s been a few months and I just started packing for a trip out to Sedona and opened the green cup before packing. I noticed a large split in the silicon where the cup collapses and when I went to open it the entire top rim separated from the bottom. Overall the durability takes away from the convenience
No, I do not recommend this product
jwardean
New Mexico
convenient cookset
9 years ago
I've used this set a few times. It really stood out when I decided to make some pasta in Moab. The built in strainer works as advertised and the sauce cleaned off the sides with ease. Obviously one downside is that you can't use the large pot with anything other than a camp stove (no Colemans or Camp Chefs) but that's fine for backpacking. Another slight annoyance was the mugs and bowls took a while to break in when folding the set down due to the silicone being pretty stiff. Obviously I'd rather have them be stiff as opposed to flimsy. Overall, amazing product.
CaliK8
Berkeley, CA
Awesome concept not great quality
9 years ago
I used this cookware set for a year and enjoyed it a lot before discovering that the seams that make the silicon collapsible had developed holes. I loved that it collapsed and could be slid easily into my pack, and the silicone is pretty lightweight, but I am very bummed that the silicone didn't hold up for more than a year. I wound up switching to a titanium set that takes up slightly more space in my pack but actually weighs about 10 ounces less. Random side note, the silicone has a slightly weird flavor that it adds to whatever you put in it. I was happy to just ignore it and enjoy the awesomeness of a collapsible set but might as well mention that here. Definitely recommend just biting the bullet and buying a titanium set that will last forever.
No, I do not recommend this product
Thomas R
Salt Lake City, UT
Good Idea, Not a Great Product
9 years ago
The thought is great but I didn't love the product. I ended up returning it. I used it on two backpacking trips and I was always the last person to eat because it took so long to cook or boil water. I could not turn my stove up all the way because the flames would have burned the silicon so it took much longer to do things like boil water.
Mark
Cracked at Seams
7 years ago
This set lasted about a year. The seams on the large pot developed holes and ripped at the lower folds while we were backpacking. Disappointed and surprised. We later replaced the pot with a solid but smaller capacity backpacking pot. The bowls and cups are still usable.
No, I do not recommend this product
Karen
Broke after 1 year
7 years ago
We LOVED our Sea to Summit pot. Totally worth splurging some extra $$$ for..... until it tore in one of the folds. We used it on about six trips. Looks like we will be packing a little bulkier with a solid pot but we just can't take the risk of being in the backcountry with an expensive broke pot... bummer
No, I do not recommend this product
talrnu
Idaho
Effective, but don't pack it incorrectly
9 years ago
The base is large enough to take the flames from my stove at full blast without letting them lick at the silicon sides, so cooking was easy and versatile. Cleanup is pretty easy too. Be careful packing it all back together - if the lid doesn't seat fully with everything inside then you've done it wrong. We made that mistake and the hard plastic lid was completely crushed in our luggage.
Yes , I recommend this product
donahuemag
Asheville, NC, United States
Saves space but didn't hold up.
7 years ago
We loved this cookset while it was working. It didn't even last a year though before the lid cracked and the pot got a tiny hole in it. This was only after using it on 4 weekend camping trips. It saves space and it very light but we returned ours and went back to something more durable.
No, I do not recommend this product
jarrod the motorcycle traveler
Kansas City Ks
Loved it lost it.
9 years ago
Cooked some very good meals and had it a month and the lid cracked so we sent it back I would love for REI to send me another onefor motorcycle camping and it fit good in our saddlebag
SarrraaahhhS
Windsor, CA, United States
Perfect for a small backpack
8 years ago
The cups and bowls were very easy to clean after use. The pot was large enough to boil enough water for two meals at the same time. The handles on the pot could be a tad more sturdy but do the job. Overall I'm very happy with this purchase and am glad to have found a solution for a kitchen set to take up less space in my bag and not have to sacrifice quality.
Yes , I recommend this product
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