SOL COOK All Season Solar Cooker (17) Camper

Ich finde ihn super, er ist nach Sonnenstand einstellbar und es passen mehrere Töpfe gleichzeitig rein!Er funktioniert auch gut in den deutschen Breitengraden.Klare Kaufempfehlung.

I have difficulty to put it together and assemble that , the instructions are not clear and booklet with tips and cooking instructions wasn’t included

Un producto que sin exagerar nos salvaría en tiempos de emergencia.

I've been solar cooking for several years now with an All-American Sun Oven, which I absolutely love. But I've always been intrigued by the All Season cooker for a few reasons: You can actually fit a turkey roaster in it, it looks cool and, I like gadgets and wanted to try it. I'm glad I did.I agree that the assembly instructions could be better, but that's no big deal. If you actually READ THE INSTRUCTIONS and watch the inventor's YouTube videos before frantically trying to put it together, you'll be fine.Here are my two favorite things about it: You can cook larger meals in it than other solar cookers, including a turkey, and you can use it from the time the sun rises because of the way the panels adjust for low-and high-sun conditions. Because of this unique adjustability, you don't need a leveling tray like you do in the All-American oven.This quickly got to 250 degrees. While it won't get as hot as the Sun Oven, it easily cooks and bakes things. Like with ANY and EVERY product, it takes a little time to fully learn how to use it. Take that time!Because of the adjustable panels, I'll be able to use this in the winter when the sun is low in the sky.The affordable price is another great thing about this solar cooker, especially if you want to buy one for a friend, child or relative to introduce them to joys and thrills of solar cooking.This thing is also portable, meaning light-weight. I don't always enjoy lugging the 25-pound Sun Oven out of the garage.I'm looking forward to cooking more stuff in this, especially a turkey. I might update this review later on.If you want to try solar cooking, this is a great start. I'm so glad that this cooker is out there.This is a great product and I recommend it to anyone who wants to try solar cooking.UPDATE. July, 19, 2025When I first reviewed the All Seasons cooker two years ago I basically said it was a good starter solar cooker. After two years of cooking with this thing, I'm now reassessing my original opinion. I now think that this is the best solar cooker out there. There are five reasons for my saying this: price/affordability. capacity, adjustability, versatility, and the customer service, meaning the accessibility of the inventor Jim LaJoie. I'll go through my reasons.Price. At just over $100, this is wonderfully affordable. Anyone can afford it. And the value and usefulness for the money is over the top. My first solar oven, the All-American Sun Oven, is now selling for $750! Seven hundred and fifty bucks. That's insane. That company a few years ago was selling two stackable, three-pound-capacity enamel pots for ninety-nine dollars. Crazy. It's so nice to see that LaJoie is keeping his American-made product affordable and not trying to force American customers to subsidize customers in other countries.Capacity. From what I can tell, this is the largest capacity solar cooker for the home market. I can fit--and I have--a full-sized roaster in this thing and cooked a seventeen-pound turkey. That's crazy good. The capacity of box cookers is limited by their inside dimensions, of course, and even the largest can't hold a full-sized roaster. Other panel and parabolic cookers can only hold a single pot. The All Seasons cooker beats them all when it comes to capacity.Adjustability. The panels are easily adjustable. You can easily slide them to catch the angles of the sun as it moves across the sky. And, because of this adjustability, you can cook with this thing from early morning to late afternoon. Not all solar cookers can do that.Versatility. You can cook with this in the fall and winter. By flipping this thing over you can adjust the panels to catch the sun when it's low in the sky in the fall and winter. I guess that's why it's called All Seasons.Finally, the inventor/owner Jim LaJoie. He is accessible. Jim has a YouTube channel and he promptly answers questions about how to use the All Seasons cooker. It's damn good customer service when the owner gets back to you.So, for all the reasons above--especially the price and capacity--this is the best solar oven you can buy. I'm glad I bought it, and I will buy another one just because I can.

1st-Follow the set up video on YouTube. 2nd- allow a learning curve. My first attempt was mostly successful even though the day turned hazy. I made a cinnamon bread. I used a bread pan inside a roaster inside one of the oven bags that come with the cooker. Next time I will try pot in pot cooking which I think will work better. The SolCook was as advertised and worked as demonstrated. It seems like it will last for years with proper care. Replacement oven bags can easily be bought at box stores or online. It disassembles and fits back in its packaging with little trouble so is easily portable.