STANLEYWildfare 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

We bought this as part of our cup situation from purchasing the Wildfare cook set. We got a pair of the stacked cups (2 in the set), and then we purchased this cook set - which comes with an additional (2) cups - so we ended up with a total of 4. We've been extremely pleased with the quality and we haven't had any issues.- We've used it over a direct campfire 4 times since we got it, and the versatility is awesome. We've boiled water in it, made some coffee, made some tea, and even reheated beans in it.- You will definitely want to handwash (it's dishwasher safe) - handwashing seems to get all the soot off much better.- It's lightweight and fits easily into our camp kitchen setup bag along with everything else.- The handle can get a little hot if it's over a direct flame, so make sure you have something to grab it with.- The lid stays on just fine for how we use it; we haven't had any issues.Get it :) You'll enjoy it!

Love this thing, works great on an ultralight camp stove, very convenient size for 1-2 people making tea or a snack. The ultralight stove will actually fit inside, and the lid stays on. Seems like really nice quality.

Good depending what you're using it for. It doesn't work on my 1 and 2 burner Coleman stoves because it's narrow and tall. Very tipsy for boiling water. Should be good for a single burner back packing stove if you're super careful it doesn't fall over. Quality is good but I have no use for it. Have had it a year and have never used it.

Great value & good quality. they’re a great for a camping kitchen.

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.

Solid construction, relatively light, easy to clean. Only concern is the size, feels to big for a solo trip but to small for a family adventure.

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.

Great quality, works well for quick camping trips, also perfect in an emergency kit.