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| | | Backpacks | Home » » Texsport Black Ice The Scouter Hard Anodized Cook Set | | | | | | | Description: | | Black Ice¿ Hard Anodized Cookware Hard anodization process alters and hardens structure of Cookware surface making it abrasion resistant Twice as hard as stainless steel Combines the best attributes of a hard surface treatment and the even heat transfer of aluminum | | | Features: | |
• Hardens structure of Cookware surface making it abrasion resistant Twice as hard as stainless steel
• Set nets together containing: 7 fry pan with folding stay cool wire handles, 1 qt. and 1 1/2 qty
• Combined with triple coat qt quantanium non-stick interior surface this cookware makes for easy cleaning and healthy cooking
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 3.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 7.6 inches | | Package Width:
| 7.3 inches | | Package Height:
| 4.8 inches | | Package Weight:
| 1.8 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 9 reviews |
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Great for small camperAug 16, 2010
I have an Aliner pop up camper with little storage space. These pans appear to be perfect. They fit in the small cupboard; they cook well over both propane and electric stoves. I tried them out in the house first. They are great for clean up with the non-stick lining. Good quality.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 More than we expectedJul 22, 2010
My husband and I were preparing for a 3 night backpacking trip, interior camping via canoe. It was our first time so we researched the different items that would be necessary as well as light weight. We were pleasantly surprised wiht this mess kit that we had purchased. We used it not only on our protable stove but also right on the camp fire. It held up perfectly and it truly is non stick and durable. I would definitely recommend this for any backpacking trip.
Awesome cookset!Apr 22, 2010
I bought this set for my 11-year old daughter to use when cooking with our Girl Scout troop. The set worked very well. The non-stick finish was great; she didn't have a problem with any of her food sticking like some of the girls who didn't have non-stick cookware had. The skillet is a perfect size for cooking two or three eggs at a time. The pots are a perfect size for making ramen noodles, or anything else that would feed one or two people. The pots are very sturdy, and the handles are comfortable in a child's or an adult's hands. The handles didn't heat up while the pots or skillets were on the stoves, which was nice. The set is a little big if you're planning on using it while backpacking; however, you might consider leaving one of the pots out and utilizing only one pot and one skillet in order to save room in your backpack. The set is well-made with very easy clean-up. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this set!
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Use it at home!Nov 13, 2009
I bought this set because of it's compact size, and the promise that the pots would be easy to clean. Both promises were kept.
When we got back from the trip, I hated to "put them away, till next time," so I rescued them from storage, and put them to work in my not so tiny RV full-time home. They work well, and the flat bottoms and dark color seem to make all the cooking heat up faster, and cook with less heat used than with my regular pots.
The only problem the handles flip back and forth quite a
bit as I pick them up, and it would be great to have some sort of "lock" on them,so the handles would stay together while they are on the stove.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Fantastic Cook SetSep 18, 2009
I Love this set and have used it backpacking 3 times now. The nonstick surface works well. cooked eggs in the pan several times with easy clean up using a paper towel. I've found that the small pot is great for 1-2 people, and the large is good for 3 hungry college students. Have used it to cook for 4 and that worked well, but it was a very full pot. It is pretty lightweight but is not the lightest available.
Heating is quite even (much better than a plain aluminum cook set that I once used). Durability is awesome. It will hold up under normal use and it won't get deformed in a stuffed backpack. Buy it! You should be impressed unless you are the ultra-light backpacker type (if so, then you are looking for titanium cookware for $$$).
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