Stanley Wildfare Go 4-Piece Stainless Steel Two Cup Cook Set | 32 oz Pot and Lid with Fold & Lock Handle | 2 Stacking Cups | Camping Essentials for Your Camp Kitchen | BPA-Free | Shale + Charcoal

This is every bit as good in quality as the original one I ordered several years ago. This one is actually better for my use case, since it’s larger and I can make two big cups of coffee at the same time. I like the riveted handle, built to last a lifetime, and for a very reasonable price.

The Stanley Adventure cookset has been a staple in my outdoor kit bag for a while and I absolutely loved it. When I saw that it was being replaced by the new Wildfare design I was skeptical that such a great little piece of gear could be noticeably improved upon and expected some compromises in the new design. Boy was I wrong! The Wildfare is slightly larger with an increased capacity in both the cookpot and the cups. The new lid design, although not backward compatible with the Adventure cookset, has an improved lid lifter and great fit. The slightly wider bottom fits my small stoves even better that the previous version. The real bonus is that even with the size improvement, you can still slip this pot into a Glacier style camp mug! It does not bottom out in the external mug so you can even store a few bits of small gear in the Glacier. I was able to get a full size Bic, a small scrubber, and some tinder with room to spare. This Cookset is not the lightest on the market and some ultra-light backpackers will still clamor for titanium products, but if you are looking for great functionality, solid build, and affordable pricing, the Wildfare cookset is good to go.

A glamper once criticized this cookset because it was so heavy. For the $100 difference in price, I'll deal with the extra few grams of weight. This is one piece of equipment that I've never regretted purchasing. It's been to 10 different states in the US and cooked probably 200 meals on campfires and alcohol/propane stoves and on my kitchen range. At one point it was completely black with soot and I thought it was permanent until I sprayed some oven cleaner on it and then it looked like new. It packs easily into the exterior pocket of my backpack. If you remove one cup, it has enough space for a micro-stove. With both cups you can store fuel tablets which is enough to boil water for tea/oatmeal/etc. The folding handle is convenient and stays cool enough to use without gloves. The included cups are tiny but enough for a cup of coffee/tea. Cleanup is easy and except for one disaster with burned rice, cleaned up with just some soapy water. As mentioned, I used some over cleaner on the outside and it looked brand new. And it's durable. I've dropped it a bunch of times, banged it on rocks to empty it, and generally treated it like a piece of hardware. If it were a $120 titanium "cooking system" it wouldn't be nearly as much fun.

Just received this new pot a few days ago and I have been trying it out. These are my observations so far. The pot is wider, so it is more stable on those little stoves that fit on the top of a fuel canister. This is nice if you forget to bring a separate small grill for the top of the stove as an adapter. A 100g fuel canister and stove fits easily into this pot if you leave out the cups. The material this pot is made from appears to be a good quality stainless steel that is solid and looks like it will hold up to actual field use over a long time. The surface of the inside of the pot is slick so it should be easy to clean. The markings are clear and easy to read on the inside of the pot. The markings are in both cups and milliliters. This will be handy if this is your only measuring cup when making drinks or rehydrating pouch meals. The set comes with two nesting cups inside the pot, so you have something to drink from. The cups seem to be a double wall design and are lighter than the old ones that came with the Stanley kit before. They are a nice extra. --The one negative I have with this pot is that there is no pouring spout. This is a little thing, but I feel it was a needless oversight on the manufacturers part. My solution for this after the conclusion. ------------------- IN CONCLUSION------------------ Overall, this is a very handy stainless-steel pot that does not take up much room in a pack and is sturdier than some other pots on the market. I would buy one of these again if I needed to replace this one. ----Now for my solution to no pour spout. I put some liquid in the pot and pour it out the side with the hand I will use most often when pouring. I mark the area on the outside where the liquid pours out. Then I lay the pot on its side with the mark centered between two pieces of wood BEHIND the rim and high enough to hold the pot level. Next, lay a punch (or short metal rod) at an angle over the spot where the mark is. Basically, one end of the punch is on the work bench, and the other end is inside the pot. Now take a hammer and carefully whack the punch a time or two until you get the spout that you want. Simple way to get a pour spout and it has worked for me for years when there wasn't a spout on a pot to start with.

These are a must have if you camp or need cooking devices in your kit. Lightweight. The size is roughly a large tumbler. Heat distribution is even. Cleans up quick. I used it to burn wood inside for smoking meat. Had it right on the fire. Stainless steel is very durable and cleaned up easy. The cups are solid and are a great addition. Simple to use, pop lid, fill and heat. This will leak if you turn it over, not made to be water tight Will buy again. I have 3 sets already

nice little camping pot. it’s sturdy, the lid has a plastic handle that doesn’t get hot, comes with two cups of, and i can keep my stove inside too.

Saw this on a Youtube Channel. I immediately purchased this after ordering and receiving the midsize pot with plates set for our van. They are really cute, and the quality of the items were very nice. They are induction compatible and had great reviews going back before they revised the design a little. They are light weight which is another plus. Im tired of cleaning heavy cookware when Im trying to have a good tine camping.

This was the start of my Wildfare camping stuff. And still my go to. Simple design and compact. I use it for a variety of things for both summer camping as well as camping on the ice all winter. Great size and useful.

この商品1年以上前に、アメリカ本土では発売になっていたが、日本国内未発売のままでした。やっとアマゾンで見つけ発注。アメリカからの配送であった為日数はかかりましたが、無事手元に届きスタッキングをしてみるも、形が変則のため、なかなかうまいこと行きませんね。 そもそも、海外でのクッカーは、ほぼステンレスが主流ですが、チタンのクッカーを使うのは、日本人だけと言えるほど海外では使われません。なぜか・・煮炊きができない。直ぐに焦げ付く。お湯を沸かすだけの用途ならこれでOK。しかも値段が高い。したがって、野営で煮炊きをするなら、アルミかステンレスの素材になりますね。 それで、探していたのが、この32オンスサイズのクッカーでした。ソロ用サイズとしては、煮炊きもできお湯も沸かせるので、バッチリです。コーヒーも北欧式で淹れてみましたが、バッチリ。注ぐ時に蓋をクリップ止めすると外れずにうまいことコーヒーが注げました。焚き火には、アルミよりステンレスがカッコいい。 非常に気に入ってますが、スタッキングがイマイチなので、⭐️４つです。

Perfecto para meter en una mochila. Buena calidad, es de Stanley.

I am using this item daily. I bought it to use to boil water in to save my electricity bill. I am able to boil small amounts of water. It is a good size. Stainless steel is excellent quality and a well fitting vented cover. All in all it’s perfect. Yes do recommend this item.

An upgraded version of the old Stanley 2 cup cook kit....same rugged stainless steel, same indestructable design with improvements....the lid now has a metal handle that won't melt over a fire....increased volume holds a bit more liquid than the old version...slightly larger diameter, but still nests into a GSI Glacier cup...snug fit leaves some space to store a canister stand, tea bags etc in the cup when nested.....I removed one of the well made plastic thermo cups so I could stow a lighter, folding spork, Primus folding crux gas stove, a stove windscreen, some instant cocoa and a 110 gram gas canister, put the lid on then nest the Stanly pot into the GSI Glacier cup and secure them with a ranger band....now you have a self contained kettle and pot cook kit that comes in at 800 grams.

Stanley es una gran marca y este juego no es la excepción. Todos los detalles son de altísima calidad,desde el empaque,la presentación, instrucciones,sus vasos muy lindos y de buen tamaño encajan perfectamente en la olla que es la estrella .Una gran olla muy recomendable.