Twenty-nine pieces: four 6.3-inch bowls, four 8-inch plates, four 10oz mugs, four cutlery sets with their own cases, and a food-grade mesh bag to hold the lot. The piece count is high because every person gets a full setting rather than a shared pot and a spoon each.
The set divides evenly: a bowl, a plate, a mug and a knife, fork and spoon per person. Each cutlery set has its own case, which is what stops a mesh bag of loose steel from sounding like a toolbox on the walk in.
The pieces are high-quality stainless steel, BPA free, and the brand notes they will not stain or absorb odours the way plastic does. A mug that still smells of last trip coffee is the usual reason camp plastic gets thrown out.
Bowls are 6.3 inches, dinner plates 8 inches and mugs 10oz, which puts them close to everyday tableware rather than token camp portions. Measurements being stated at all makes it easier to judge against the pack space available.
Everything packs into the food-grade mesh bag, which breathes while the pieces are still damp from a rinse. The brand lists camping, picnics, beach days, long treks and RV trips for the same bag.
Specifications as published by the manufacturer for this model.
Non-rechargeable option: 18 LEDs and a ceiling fan running on two D batteries.
Nine-piece kit with 1.2L and 0.6L pots, mini stove, cutlery, and 16oz cup.
