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Birding Carlo
Bewertet in Deutschland am 30. Oktober 2024
Shipping is not the best...But Sea to Summit is the best for outdoor party!
J. Young
Bewertet in den USA am24. September 2024
A lot of camping meals for me are freeze-dried or handheld, but sometimes, especially car camping, it's real food. And you need a plate. And a bowl. And a cup. Or some combination of them. But so much to pack...unless they were all flat and nested. I have seen this sort of design before, in fact I have several collapsible dog bowls I used over the years. But these are on a different level. The bases are extremely solid yet still lightweight, and provide a decent bit of insulation for hot meals. The seams and creases are thick enough to make me think they have a decent lifespan before they are the inevitable failure point. At first I worried about a wayward fork punching a hole but it has yet to happen. Honestly, if there is a downside they can be tricky to clean, some food likes to hide in the grooves of the folds and/or they collapse midwash. If you are car camping and have a bucket or portable sink or something, or just a convenient body of water, not too bad, but if you are backpacking and water discipline is a thing, good luck. Otherwise, heartily recommended.
Ron
Bewertet in den USA am19. Mai 2024
This set of silicone dinnerware weighs almost nothing and collapses down thin enough to store almost anywhere in your backpack. It tolerates heat up to the boiling point but keeps that heat away from your hands. Easy to clean and store and even looks good on the table. It's a nice solution for backpackers who like a semi-civilized approach to mealtime.Backpackers will like this set because of the light weight and the small footprint. They will also approve of dinnerware that doesn't scald you when you put hot stuff in it and then try to handle it. It beats aluminium cookware all to pieces. If you've ever burned your lip while drinking a cup of coffee out of a standard cook set you'll know what I'm talking about. The silicon and nylon mix, or whatever these things are made of doesn't pass heat from the food to you.This is not cookware. It is not designed to place over heat or in a microwave oven. You have to handle that with other stuff, but it's great for the mealtime end of the process. The pieces are flexible enough to collapse down to nothing but once opened up they are rigid. They won't flop around on you. The cup holds a full 8 ounces of liquid without overflowing, and the bowls are nicely sized for holding a meal's worth of food.The material is rated from well below freezing to boiling, so if your idea of "cooking" on the trail is dehydrated food, then you can just dump it all in a bowl and pour boiling water over it. I tried it with ramen, and it worked fine.The collapsable portion of the bowl is fairly soft silicone, but the rim and the bottom are made of harder stuff, so it should be okay to use a knife without endangering the bowl. Just be careful.Dishwasher safe, but not microwave or stovetop safe. And did I mention they look good on the table? My Lady Love noticed that right away.These things are not particularly cheap compared to a lot of campware out there, but they offer some serious benefits that the rest of the gear doesn't, so I think it's a reasonable price. I'm a fan.
Jessica Rockafellow
Bewertet in den USA am18. November 2024
Very handy and Sturdy, just a bit expensive for what you get.
Lisa
Bewertet in Australien am 15. November 2024
We got these for a 4 day hike where we had to carry everything and needed to make the everyday items as lightweight and compact as possible. These bowls are very lightweight, easy to clean and when collapsed take very little space in the backpack. Worth the money.
Customer2
Bewertet in den USA am14. Oktober 2024
Wish the cup was a bit larger in capacity, but everything is high quality and folds down for easy storage. Extremely light weight as well.
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