ROYDX Pots & Pans Set-27 Pcs Stainless Steel Kitchen Cookware Set,Foldable Frying Pan Stockpot with Forks Spoons Travel Bag for Campfire Hiking,Barbecues,Beach Outdoor Picnic Camping Cooking Set

A pretty good dining set for camping or mobility
Bottom line: A pretty good dining set for camping or mobility.Pros:• Fairly complete (minus knives)• Pot and pan usable at home• Reasonably thick stainless steelCons:• Doesn’t include any knives• Flatware needlessly folds• Carrying pouch is genericThe set includes the following: 4x plastic dinner plates, 4x expandable cups with lids, 4x plastic bowls, 4x foldable forks and spoons, 2x stove mitts, 1x stainless steel lid, 1x pot, 1x pan, 1x folding spatula, and 1x carrying pouch.It’s meant for camping or other mobility-oriented activity due to its compactness. Even so, the pot and pan especially can be used for home use. Specifically, the pot and pan in particular are constructed as comparable to regular home cookware, minus a typical handle. In this case, the handles are made of stainless steel, and they fold into the vessel for compactness.On a related note, the handles will conduct heat, especially if they’re folded against the vessel. Thus, including a pair of stove mitts makes sense and adds thoughtful value to the set.The utensils are usable, but they fold in a needless way. The utensils are already pretty compact, so enabling them to fold doesn’t add substantially to their compactness. Also, due to the hinges, they’re not particularly comfortable to hold in the hand. The hinges also make them harder to clean.A particular shortcoming is the set doesn’t include any knives. Perhaps the designers attempted to ponder how to fold a knife, and that the proposed result wasn’t that usable. So, either they could include non-folding knives (which would have stood out from the other folding flatware), or not include them altogether. Whatever the thinking, no knives are a result, to the set’s detriment.Moreover, the set could have included a case for the (non-folding) flatware for a little additional cost. It would have been a nice, thoughtful touch for a fairly well-designed cookware set.The plates and bowls are a little small. Together, they’re not enough to accommodate a meal, so taking multiple trips back to the pot or pan’s contents would probably be required.All of the kit’s contents fit easily into the included pot, even with the lid on top. The entire kit, loaded into the pot, fits very easily into the included bag, which is structured like a little backpack, with a drawstring enclosing it. The bag is large enough that it can fit some other small items (like knives).At USD $99.98, the set isn’t particularly a bargain. At that price, it’s more expensive than alternatives. However, at the time of this review, there was a USD $30 coupon, placing the set much more in line with its competition (and thus its “truer” value).Accordingly, despite its minor drawbacks, the set is recommended.

Good quality but heavy camping set missing some expected integration
Received everything as expected. However, didn’t expect the weight! The two pots are solid, but that means HEAVY. The included bag is of ok quality and is a backpack, but if you plan to REALLY camp with this, you might want to look for something lighter weight. However, as an emergence cooking set, this will do what i need. The plates and bowls are some kind of plastic material and feel solid. The cups are… expandable cups, with all the plusses and minuses you’d expect. The cutlery will work, but is fiddly, there are better (inexpensive) solutions out there. The potholders are adorable, and should work, but I’d wager folks will still burn themselves with them on.My biggest disappointment, besides the weight, is that it’s not as compact and integrated as it could be. For instance, which not have the skillet be small enough to fit in the pot? Or have it with some kind of clicking mechanism to that it doesn’t just fall off the pot when attached outside? If you put the accessories in the pot, there is plenty of additional room, so why not include regular cutlery? I somehow expected this all to fit neatly in the pot with clever design to make sure to use minimum space. Instead, it’s a perfectly serviceable set that is just a bunch of items included together, but with only minimal thought to HOW they work together.Overall, I’m not going to replace it, but if I were to go camp hiking, or anything that required I actually carry this with me, I’d definitely find something lighter weight (probably aluminum) and more compact than this.That said, I am pleased with the quality of the pot and skillet. That’s partly a direct result of the weight. They are good enough that if you used them at home, nobody would blink an eye except for the skillet handle which folds (and doesn’t stay extended).