Odoland 6-Piece Lightweight Camping Cookware Set

Lo que recibí es exactamente lo mismo que en la foto. 🙂 Si te gusta mochilear o practicas montañismo, sabes que el espacio es importante y este kit es PERFECTO, tiene el tamaño ideal para cocinarte algo rico y el tamaño preciso para que no ocupe mucho espacio en la mochila. El único “pero” que le veo, es que la estufita es muy chiquita, pero bueno, basta con poner en superficie regular y listo. Totalmente recomendable.
Ah! También está chévere que el tanquecito de gas quepa dentro de las ollitas, ahorra espacio 😀

This is a very solid kit and would be great for the back packer. I use it for coffee and overlanding because it’s fast to boil water. Maybe not as quick as the jet boil system but for 1/4 of the price or less it’s great.

Overall it’s a very nice kit to cook some food or boil water with when you’re camping in the backcountry. Some people complained about the spork being too flimsy to use; you have to slide the metal bracket close to the pivot point otherwise it won’t work well indeed (see picture). Still, I swapped it for a plastic one so I don’t risk scratching the inside of the pots when travelling/hiking. While it’s not as fast as my jetboil, it’s portability and overall performance for a much lower cost makes it a very appealing buy for people getting into camping or that need to make food on the go when space/weight is a premium. You can store an 8 oz isobutane canister in it; store it upside down in the included cloth with the burner casing on top. When things are placed that way with the net tightened, nothing moves inside the pots (see pics). The burner that came with the kit is quite impressive even under medium gusts of wind. Not gonna lie, I was not expecting much at this price but I was wrong. One minor issue is that the coating on the pots is very thin and the metal spork caused a few minor scratches during shipping, nothing that affect it’s performance but something to keep in mind nevertheless. Side note, I use the included cloth to store the canister tightly and not for actual cleaning, the material is very fibery-ish/porous and I’m sure bits of food will stay stuck no matter how hard you wash it, simply bring a proper one and put it in the pots. Happy adventure!

Nice compact configuration. Good value.

Pros: Compact, 2 bowls to cook with, everything including propane packs up nicely.
Cons: Lid and base don’t connect to each other. Need to put it in the bag to keep it all together.

Long Term: TBD

I’ve boughten expensive name brand stoves and this one and it is a GREAT, lightweight, affordable and reliable option. Would highly recommend it.

I really can’t believe how well this worked.

it’s a great and cheap little camp set up. I brought it hiking and it served me well.

for this price, I would absolutely buy a second one instead of a single $100.

Update Nov 2023—-

I’vew used this set in several hikes / overnights and it’s still holding strong. I also do motorcycle camping and so this set has weathered multiple trips up mount Washington and a lot of banging around through rough terrain.

If your the impatient type grab a jet boil from Facebook marketplace/ Craigslist . At this point they are relatively cheap.

It takes a bit to get a boil going but that’s expected in an open air cooking environment . Especially when it’s already 20/30 Fahrenheit .

With that said that does not change my review at all the silverware are junk (but most are) the bowls , stove and ability to pack easily are great.

We have 2 sets now and they are still in great condition after some serious testing. I highly recommend.