BULIN Camping-Kochgeschirr-Set

This was a bit smaller than I’d hoped - only because my previously purchased Bulin kettle won’t fit inside (it’s 1.5L), but otherwise it’s a good set. Utensils are cheaply made, but I don’t plan on using them. Something to sip out of if you want though.

Great little cookware set. Exactly what we needed.

My boyfriend and I took this set to our first camping trip together and it was so great to use to cook our meals.The set is compact, easy to use/set and clean. Great for 2 people!

This was great using while camping.Well made and stacks well in pouch.Great set

We bought for our camping trip and worked great. We used them all and was great.

I had a little issue I had a missing piece company took care of it right away product is quality would buy again

This is what i was looking for very nice

Very handy. Has everything I needed to fix a quick meal. Sturdy bracket for standing. Cooking element worked great. And, it fit nicely in the bottom of my outside bottom pocket in my pack.

Light, easy to clean and Will not break the bank.

This is a complete camp set for cooking, including a pot, a pan, a cleaning sponge, stove, adapter for a can of fuel, folding utensils for eating, and a lid for the pot. The only thing you need to supply is the can of fuel available at most sporting good stores. This set includes stabilizers for both the parts, and the fuel can if needed. The set will cook a meal for one or two at camp. Water boils fairly quickly with the system. Feeding to you would just need additional set of cutlery. It is lightweight and excellent for backpacking as the entire system comes with a mesh bag to hold together.

A standard 7.75 ounce fuel canister (wrapped in thin bandana or cloth) fits perfectly inside the pot for storage. The pot is very light but seem to scratch easy. It will last for a while, or until I get around to buying a titanium pot.

I haven't physically used this kit yet so I cannot attest to its durability. The compact design is the reason why I purchased this product. It fits nicely into the emergency/bug-out bag and I expect to be satisfied with this kit.

I was given this exact set about 3 years ago as a gift and I use it every time I go out camping. I've used it for both car camping and backpacking. It is very light, compact and easy to use. I would definitely recommend this set to anyone.

This set is light weight and the perfect size. I needed small and plastic on the handles so I wouldnt burn my hands. Solo camper here says yes!

This has everything you need to cook and eat while camping. Cool thing is it all fits together into 1 item so I doesn't take up a lot of space in your backpack. These cooking utensils and cookware are easy to clean and put back together. I think these are a camping must! If more than 2 people are going with you, you will need more than 1 set. This is only big enough for 1-2 people.

Love how compact it is!! Handles are good for coming over fire. Love the tea pot. So easy to pack!

Awesome Camping cook set and it arrived very quickly in time for Christmas. Thanks a lot Team

This is a great mess kit for backpacking. I would say ignore the reviews that complain about it being small. It's a one person kit made to not take up a lot of space in your pack, it's supposed to be small. I really like that it comes with a stove and folding utensils and they all pack nicely inside. My only minor gripe is that it doesn't clamp together so the sack is a necessity.

This is a great little kit for taking on your next solo wilderness adventure. The stove, unlike some of the cheaper stoves, comes with three relatively wide arms that create a nice stable base for a pot or pan to sit upon. There is a stove holder, which I would probably never use but could come in handy. The stove itself has an igniter and a nice adjustable flame. It has the standard fitting for an alcohol fuel source, so it you plan on using propane make sure you pick up an adaptor.The pot / pan / cup system is well thought out. You can cook food and drink coffee at the same time. The utensils fold up for easy carrying.The makers of this kit were thoughtful enough to put in a scrub pad. Anyone that backpacks knows that washing camp gear with fingers and camp soap is so 2005. Use the scrub pad and become the envy of your outdoors friends.

I got this because it is small, compact. It meets that purpose. I car camp and do some back county. For car camping, I have a dual burner butane stove so the compact pots/pans/utensils help lighten my load. For the back county, there is the compact burner. I am excited to use this on my next back country camping trip. My main complaint is that the mesh bag holds it all together rather than a latch. The box and instructions are unclear of what size butane tank to use. Otherwise, it fits my dual purposes.

A well organized way to keep some cookware in your camping kit or emergency backpack!!!!

For $15 I don’t think you’ll find a better value for an all in one backpacking cooking kit. My only issue is with the utensils. They are flimsy, their locking mechanisms don’t really work, and the knife is a normal blade instead of being serrated. If it stays this inexpensive, it’s a good starting kit or a cheap backup kit to fill a PACE plan.

First, full disclosure, I received this set for free through the Vine program. That said, my honest opinion is that this is a very good budget set for the casual camper. Everything in the set works and is of decent quality. Be advised, you will need to bring a fuel source (like a jet boil canister) that is compatible with the stove included with the set. To test it out, I went "camping" in my back yard- not as silly as it sounds since my back yard is wooded terrain like much of what you will find at campsites especially in the eastern half of the country. I used the set to make a Mountain House meal where you just add boiling water and cooked a simple cornbread skillet mix. As said, everything worked fine, the stove heated efficiently and the small pot and cutlery were serviceable. The reason this is a four star review instead of five is that the whole set just feels a bit cheaply made, especially the fuel canister stabilizer- it really needs to be aluminum instead of plastic. For the price, it's not at all a bad deal, but there are a lot of kits like this out there that are better; of course they also cost more. If you need a basic set up that is reasonably lightweight and you only camp 3 or 4 times a year without heading miles into the backcountry, this set is a decent choice. If you're gearing up to summit K2 next year, look elsewhere. For the vast majority of us, this kit fits the bill

Our scouting group has added new members and needed more cookware for backpacking trips. This is a good set for our needs. Can cook for 2 or 3 boys or leaders in this.The pot is good for our need to boil water (to rehydrate dehydrated backpacking meals) or cook a simple meal like a box of Mac n' Cheese.The stove works great! Controls work well to increase/decrease flame, so the water got to a boil in under 5 minutes (might be a little longer than some backpacking stoves but not a huge difference). Easy to fold back up and store in the included case. Biggest regret is that it does not have the piezo electric sparker so a lighter is needed to start this.We like the mesh storage bag to keep this kit from banging around in a backpack. Also keeps the 2 sections together. The utensils & carabiner are nothing special, nor is the sponge but they all work fine & get the job done as well.

Great set to take camping. They stow away neatly and don’t take up much room yet give you multiple cooking options.

These are our go-to for heating up milk for coffee or hot cocoa when we are camping. They are easy to clean, and fit easily in their own bag.