CozyswanPicnic Pot – Camping Cookware / Outdoor Hiking Cookware Set

I have used this well over 100 times now. It is certainly robust. I notice there are those who do not understand the sizes given in the description, else they wouldn't whinge about it being small. It is small but perfect for one / two people on a hike. I use mine with a small alcohol stove the handles have not melted. I use wooden spoons/chopsticks, both freebies from takeaways, and it is still non stick. I mainly use it for boiling water to make packet meals and tea. But I do make my morning porridge in the big one. The non stick has lasted well. My stove, fuel, spoons, sponge, windbreak and stand all fit inside. They fit inside a bag and do not rattle around. This has proved to have been a good buy all those years ago. Unlike my boots, Ponchos and hats.

Bought this for backpacking, specifically for multi-day hill walking in the UK. Must say I am really really impressed. It is small but will hold enough soup or pasta for 2.The lid / small pan works well as a mug too if you are on your own.When the two pans are connected It holds a small collapsible gas stove (butane / propane) (mine’s an oex) and a 100g Coleman-type canister as well as a lighter. This is all I need for 2-3 days wild camping. I use it with a windshield and I’d advise anyone to do similar (I got a cheap light ally one from Amazon; as per the pic)Did lots of maths and shopping around and this is really the best option in terms of space / weight for a multi day lightweight trip and beats many more expensive options. The fact that it holds the stove and gas is a huge advantage.The anodising is pretty tough and I’ve used it lots with metal spoons and stuff and it’s completely unscathed.It’s steel and a few grams heavier (but not many) than ally but if I turn my stove up, it will warp an ally pan and this is wayyyy tougher.Mine arrived with a little dent in but that is not a huge issue for me, it will pick up a few more before much longer.I was a bit of a gear snob if I’m honest but seriously this is absolutely the business for lightweight solo backpacking.Cheers. J

The Cozyswan Camping Cookware Set is a fantastic addition to any outdoor enthusiast’s gear. I’ve used it on several camping and hiking trips, and it has exceeded my expectations in many ways.Pros:• Lightweight and Compact: The entire set is incredibly light and nests together perfectly, saving valuable space in my backpack. It comes with a handy carrying bag, making it easy to transport.• Durable Material: Made of anodized aluminum, the pots and pans are sturdy and resistant to wear. They heat up quickly and evenly, which is great for cooking meals efficiently.• Complete Set: It includes everything you need for basic outdoor cooking—pot, pan, and even bowls. The utensils are practical and well-sized for portability.• Easy to Clean: The non-stick surface is a lifesaver when cleaning up after meals. A quick wipe is usually all it takes to get everything clean.Cons:• Small Size: While the set is ideal for solo travelers or couples, it might not be sufficient for larger groups.• Handles Could Be Better: The foldable handles are convenient but can feel a bit flimsy when the pots are full.The Cozyswan Cookware Set is an excellent value for the price, especially if you’re looking for something lightweight, compact, and functional. It’s perfect for solo campers, hikers, or anyone needing a reliable cookware set for outdoor adventures. Highly recommended for its quality and practicality!

Great little pan set. Used this for the first time wild camping in Dartmoor and perfect for cooking boil-in-the bag meals and heating water for coffee in the morning. Although this will only cook one meal at a time as a one person cook set this works really well. One piece of advice would be to try and fold the meal bag in half and half again to completely submerge it otherwise only the bottom half gets warm as the larger pan isn't tall enough to cover the whole thing.Material is really lightweight and the folding handles don't wobble when you pick it off the stove. Sits soundly on a folding gas stove with no movement providing the stove it seated on solid ground. The set is big enough to fit a folding stove (wrapped to avoid scratching the non-stick), spork, lighter, cleaning cloth and small gas canister so you can use this as a complete cookset when backpacking. The supplied bag keeps the bits together and ensures the lid doesn't lift when in your bag.Arrived quickly and happy with the purchase. Will see how it holds up on Snowdon!

You can buy branded products that seem to be no different to this that cost twice as much but there is no need, as these pots are excellent.Perfect for a brew or heating one pot meals, they are lightweight and easy to clean. With my Polymath stove disassembled and stored inside the total weight was 350g.

Basic. Water leaks out where the rivets are, but I can cope with that,

This is a really good excellent little cooking pot, especially if you’re just starting out or whatever you want. It holds up well and it lasts really good.. we would definitely recommend it because it is an excellent little product for the money

It's very convenient to travel with as it comes in a handy bag and you can store other items e.g. Trangia inside it. It's easy to clean and quite heat efficient.It's smaller than you'd think and you can't cook much inside, especially the smaller pan. To be honest, I just used that part as a lid. The plastic coating on one of the handles burnt on our first time using it too. It's not really impaired the functionality but it's a bit disappointing.Overall it's an OK product, but I think in retrospect I'd have gone for a larger size.