Details
- Cookset includes a 1.5-liter hard-anodized, nonstick pot, a 2.5-liter hard-anodized pot, strainer lid, 2 polypropylene DeepDish plates, 2 insulated mugs and a pot handle
- 1.5-liter aluminum pot features a nonstick finish that cleans up easily; hard-anodized pots boasts excellent durability and stick resistance
- Brushed aluminum lid features an integrated strainer to eliminate the hassle of draining water from noodles or steamed vegetables
- Talon™ pot handle attaches to and removes from both pots via exterior brackets, ensuring you don't scratch the inner surfaces
- 2 polypropylene DeepDish plates work well no matter what's on the menu, be it soup or pasta
- 10.2 fl. oz. insulated mugs keep your drinks hot and easy to handle; set includes sip-through lids
- Mugs and plates are color coded to prevent mixups
- All MSR Quick 2 System cookset components nest within the 2.5-liter pot for efficient packing
Imported.
Specs
| Best Use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7.5 x 5 inches |
| Cookware Material | Aluminum |
| Material(s) | Hard-anodized aluminum/polypropylene/HDPE |
| Nonstick Surface | Yes |
| Includes | 2.5L pot w/ strainer lid; 1.5L pot; 2 plates; 2 mugs w/ sip-it lids; pot lifter |
| Weight | 1 lb. 12 oz. |
Rated 4 out of
5
by
canoepaddler from
Pretty Good
We went on a 6 day canoe trip in the Boundary Waters and used this set exclusively. It's very light, fairly durable, very compact, and easy to clean. The bowls are not that durable. Using a knife left minor scratches on the plastic bowls. Wish they were a little more durable. Everything else if fairly sturdy and it's great to have everything compacted so easy and light. We also bought the fry pan separately and it fits on the bottom of this. All and all worth it. It would be nice if the cups were a little bigger. They only hold one cup. The cups have measurements on the inside which is nice though for measuring liquids. We used the dragonfly stove and it boiled water using the pots here super fast. Under 3 minutes for a couple cups.
Date published: 2013-08-22
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
Bought in 08 and have used all or some on every trip since.
Not a review one huh? We use this for our backpacking, raft, & canoe trips, sometimes the whole kit, but usually just what we need. I mean who needs to wash plates, me and my wife are not so domesticated. We eat and cook out of the little pot, and use the big pot only on long trips where one might want to have a "bath", we are boiling instead of filtering, or if the river is doing the carrying. I love the mugs, they keep coffee hot, almost undrinkable for the first 20 minutes from boil, the lids don't seal as well as they used to, but these things have hundreds of miles being crammed in a pack. The little pot is about as non stick as you could make it, even after all this use. It's heavy all together, you gram counters can fuss all you like, my 100 lbs 37 year old wife carries this set and likes it over everything else so far and that includes my titanium pot set, from another company that she feels is not "up to it" if I remember her words correctly, she hasn't carried it even once always going back to her old banged up MSR set.
Date published: 2017-01-19
Rated 5 out of
5
by
ORcamper from
Love this little cookset.
This is just a great cook set. compact and light for two and very durable. Ive been using this set for going 4 years now and it still looks and fuctions fabulously. Whether Im hiking in the Cascades or car camping this set is always in my gear. I would and have recommended this product.
Date published: 2013-12-14
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Lily11 from
My Favorite Cookware so far!
I took this on a two month bike trip across the US, and it was great. I was with one other person, we camped and cooked at least two meals nearly every day. The pots held up great, stayed non-stick, and it's all super light and easy to pack.
Sometimes the pot-handles on cook-kits are really flimsy, but the one in this kit is great. It's sturdy, and easy to switch between pots while cooking.
The lids on the cups you use more than you might think, as it really keeps your coffee/tea warm on those cold morning. Also the bowls really hold a lot of volume, which is nice on those trips where your caloric intake really goes up and you need bigger bowls of oatmeal in the mornings!
We used this with the MSR Whisperlite stove. The size and balance was great.
Date published: 2016-12-08
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Tony from
Light weight
Just got it as a back up set. Got to use it this weekend. And it's met all the way. Well made product.
Date published: 2017-06-13
Can the cookware be used over a camp fire? Or is it only intended for camping stove use?
The Quick 2 System Cookset should only be used over a gas powered camp stove.
Date published: 2017-02-24
Are the pots in this set dishwasher safe?
The aluminum pans should be hand washed only. The other pieces are dish-washer safe.
Date published: 2017-06-13
Are these pots compatable with the reactor stove?
​This cookset is not compatible with the MSR Reactor Stove System.
Date published: 2017-06-22
If you decide the leave the larger pot at home, does the lid snap into place for the smaller pot and keep everything (except the bowls) contained?
The lid fits snugly on both the small pot and the large pot, but it only locks in place on the larger pot.
Date published: 2017-06-22
What are the diameters of the two pots? (Asking to make sure it will fit/balance on my stove.) Thanks!
The diameter of the larger pot is 7.75 inches while the smaller pot diameter is 6.2 inches.
Date published: 2016-09-01
Is there a carrying bag??
No. But everything fits in the largest pot. The handle snaps over the lid to keep everything contained.
Date published: 2017-06-22
Can the plastic pot lid be used while cooking or will it melt?
​The lid for the pot is made of Aluminum therefore it will not melt.
Date published: 2017-07-11
Will an MSR stove fit inside one of the cups, e.g. the Pocket Rocket or Dragonfly, etc? I've seen other MSR cooking kits that include an MSR stove that is contained within the cups which are nested in the pots. Thank you!
​An MSR stove will not nest inside of the 10.2 ounce insulated mugs. The mugs are too narrow even for the Pocket Rocket.
Date published: 2017-07-07
Reviews
Rated 4 out of
5
by
canoepaddler from
Pretty Good
We went on a 6 day canoe trip in the Boundary Waters and used this set exclusively. It's very light, fairly durable, very compact, and easy to clean. The bowls are not that durable. Using a knife left minor scratches on the plastic bowls. Wish they were a little more durable. Everything else if fairly sturdy and it's great to have everything compacted so easy and light. We also bought the fry pan separately and it fits on the bottom of this. All and all worth it. It would be nice if the cups were a little bigger. They only hold one cup. The cups have measurements on the inside which is nice though for measuring liquids. We used the dragonfly stove and it boiled water using the pots here super fast. Under 3 minutes for a couple cups.
Date published: 2013-08-22
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
Bought in 08 and have used all or some on every trip since.
Not a review one huh? We use this for our backpacking, raft, & canoe trips, sometimes the whole kit, but usually just what we need. I mean who needs to wash plates, me and my wife are not so domesticated. We eat and cook out of the little pot, and use the big pot only on long trips where one might want to have a "bath", we are boiling instead of filtering, or if the river is doing the carrying. I love the mugs, they keep coffee hot, almost undrinkable for the first 20 minutes from boil, the lids don't seal as well as they used to, but these things have hundreds of miles being crammed in a pack. The little pot is about as non stick as you could make it, even after all this use. It's heavy all together, you gram counters can fuss all you like, my 100 lbs 37 year old wife carries this set and likes it over everything else so far and that includes my titanium pot set, from another company that she feels is not "up to it" if I remember her words correctly, she hasn't carried it even once always going back to her old banged up MSR set.
Date published: 2017-01-19
Rated 5 out of
5
by
ORcamper from
Love this little cookset.
This is just a great cook set. compact and light for two and very durable. Ive been using this set for going 4 years now and it still looks and fuctions fabulously. Whether Im hiking in the Cascades or car camping this set is always in my gear. I would and have recommended this product.
Date published: 2013-12-14
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Lily11 from
My Favorite Cookware so far!
I took this on a two month bike trip across the US, and it was great. I was with one other person, we camped and cooked at least two meals nearly every day. The pots held up great, stayed non-stick, and it's all super light and easy to pack.
Sometimes the pot-handles on cook-kits are really flimsy, but the one in this kit is great. It's sturdy, and easy to switch between pots while cooking.
The lids on the cups you use more than you might think, as it really keeps your coffee/tea warm on those cold morning. Also the bowls really hold a lot of volume, which is nice on those trips where your caloric intake really goes up and you need bigger bowls of oatmeal in the mornings!
We used this with the MSR Whisperlite stove. The size and balance was great.
Date published: 2016-12-08
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Tony from
Light weight
Just got it as a back up set. Got to use it this weekend. And it's met all the way. Well made product.
Date published: 2017-06-13
Questions & Answers
Can the cookware be used over a camp fire? Or is it only intended for camping stove use?
The Quick 2 System Cookset should only be used over a gas powered camp stove.
Date published: 2017-02-24
Are the pots in this set dishwasher safe?
The aluminum pans should be hand washed only. The other pieces are dish-washer safe.
Date published: 2017-06-13
Are these pots compatable with the reactor stove?
​This cookset is not compatible with the MSR Reactor Stove System.
Date published: 2017-06-22
If you decide the leave the larger pot at home, does the lid snap into place for the smaller pot and keep everything (except the bowls) contained?
The lid fits snugly on both the small pot and the large pot, but it only locks in place on the larger pot.
Date published: 2017-06-22
What are the diameters of the two pots? (Asking to make sure it will fit/balance on my stove.) Thanks!
The diameter of the larger pot is 7.75 inches while the smaller pot diameter is 6.2 inches.
Date published: 2016-09-01
Is there a carrying bag??
No. But everything fits in the largest pot. The handle snaps over the lid to keep everything contained.
Date published: 2017-06-22
Can the plastic pot lid be used while cooking or will it melt?
​The lid for the pot is made of Aluminum therefore it will not melt.
Date published: 2017-07-11
Will an MSR stove fit inside one of the cups, e.g. the Pocket Rocket or Dragonfly, etc? I've seen other MSR cooking kits that include an MSR stove that is contained within the cups which are nested in the pots. Thank you!
​An MSR stove will not nest inside of the 10.2 ounce insulated mugs. The mugs are too narrow even for the Pocket Rocket.
Date published: 2017-07-07
