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STANLEY Adventure The Nesting Two Cup Cookset

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Style: Two Cup Cook Set (3 Pieces)


Color: Stainless


Features

  • IDEAL OUTDOOR ACCESSORIES: The Stanley cook kit is perfect for outdoor cooking for hot meals, coffee, or boiling water Our cooking pots come with a vented top to let steam escape or strain liquid This is a great survival supplies gift too
  • VERSATILE HANDLE: We designed the handle to provide maximum comfort and stability while it's on the stove The locking handle extends for stable cooking but folds over the lid to save space with the rest of your gear
  • DURABLE AND BPA-FREE: The kettle / coffee maker is constructed with 18/8 stainless steel and features two insulated portable 10oz/295mL tumblers to enjoy hot and cold beverages The entire kit is made with BPA free materials
  • LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN: The stovetop mess kit with cups loaded weighs 13 9oz and empty its only 7 8oz which makes it travel and backpack friendly The kettle has graduated marks going up to 20oz

Description

What makes a person a consummate outdoorsman? Is it an unquenchable thirst for action and adventure, courtesy of nature’s majesty? Is it a bottomless hunger to sleep under the stars at night and wake to babbling brooks? Is it that burning desire to get away from the city and experience natural wonders all around us? Maybe. But maybe it’s just having this tidy yet rugged little cook kit to enjoy delicious, hot food straight from the campfire. Tailgate, campsite, fishing approved, so why overthink it?

Color: Black


Material: Stainless Steel


Brand: STANLEY


Item Weight: 0.2 Kilograms


Number of Pieces: 4


Color: ‎Black


Material: ‎Stainless Steel


Brand: ‎STANLEY


Item Weight: ‎0.2 Kilograms


Number of Pieces: ‎4


UPC: ‎041604328855


Occupant Capacity: ‎1


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎55


Manufacturer: ‎Stanley


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎7.6 x 5.31 x 4.76 inches


Package Weight: ‎0.88 Pounds


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎4 x 4.3 x 5.8 inches


Brand Name: ‎STANLEY


Warranty Description: ‎Lifetime Manufacturers


Model Name: ‎Stanley Adventure Camp Cook Set 24oz


Suggested Users: ‎unisex-adult


Number of Items: ‎1


Part Number: ‎10-01290-043


Style: ‎Two Cup Cook Set


Included Components: ‎Camp Cook Set 24oz Stainless


Size: ‎3 Piece


Date First Available: May 17, 2011


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    • Solid, Inexpensive, Attention to Detail
Style: Two Cup Cook Set
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Though this might be overlooked by the ultra lighters out there, the Stanley Adventure Camp Cook Set is a staple in the camping/backpacking world. In my opinion, you have two safe choices of metal in camping cookware: stainless steel or titanium. I would suggest steering clear of anodized aluminum (there's a possible research link to Alzheimer's...why take the chance?) Stainless steel is inexpensive, but heavy. Titanium is light, but expensive. The Stanley is great for me, as I don't mind the weight. I tossed the two plastic nestling cups that come with it in favor of storing my stove, fuel, cleaning towel, and eating utensil inside instead. I use the Stanley in conjunction with a GSI stainless steel cup that nestles well with it. The lid for the Stanley fits perfectly as a lid for the GSI Cup, as well. Speaking of the lid, the attention to detail on the Stanley is actually amazing, considering pots far more expensive don't usually have the perks that the Stanley does. The lid has a plastic flip-up finger handle that stays up perfectly on its own. There are also drain holes in the lid. There are measurements marked on the outside, but not on the inside. However the marks are stamped, so you can still see them from the inside...just reversed. No big deal, really. The handle is strong and acts as a firm/reliable closure when it's locked into its folded position. Overall, the Stanley is a quality product at a terrific price. I love mine and would easily recommend it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2015 by ClockworkOrangutan ClockworkOrangutan
    • Camping pot
Style: Two Cup Cook Set
This has been a life saver to me! A small pot and two insulated cups. Perfect for a can of soup or to make fresh tea. Hot water to wash with! Thinking of buying some more products from Stanley. Really durable products. Real American work.
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025 by Sarah Hall
    • Astonishingly clever set, for an unbelievable price!
Style: Two Cup Cook Set
I sold camping gear at a major outfitter for a number of years, and I've been a gear-junkie for over half my life. I can't believe I've never come across this set before now, but I haven't. And I also can't believe how absolutely perfect this set is for a minimalist expeditioner, at such an unbelievably low cost. The price is fair as-is, but I would expect it to cost three times as much since inferior designed sets by well-known ultralight brands usually cost a lot more, and since the price of stainless steel has gone up so much in recent years. Here's what is amazing about this cookset... PERFECT SIZE FOR ONE OR TWO MINIMALISTS. Usually, a cookset that is designed for two will be appreciably larger, but if you're a minimalist and like to keep things simple, there is plenty of space here without overdoing it. The pot holds 24 fl. oz. which means you can toss in a typical can of food, such as chili or spaghettios, and heat it right up without having to fill it dangerously to the brim. It also happens to be exactly the right size for two or three cups of instant hot chocolate, and enough for the water requirements of many prepackaged dehydrated meals. In my experience a lot of cooksets are either a little too small or (far more commonly) larger or more awkwardly sized than they need to be. I much prefer a narrow, taller pot to a really wide, shallow one, but they can be hard to find. This one is perfect. ACCEPTABLE WEIGHT. Backpackers who count every gram may grumble to see that it's made of stainless instead of titanium, but the weight will be quite acceptable to all but the most obsessive ultralight folks. The stainless steel is thin enough to minimize weight without being so thin as to deform easily under pressure or heat. I've seen other stainless sets made from such thin gauge metal that they actually "oil can" (warp or deform) when they get too hot. Not with this set. I've also seen stainless sets so thick they felt like a brick to carry. Again, not with this set. VERSATILE DESIGN. Nested inside the set are two 10 oz. plastic cups, sized perfectly for a cup of hot chocolate or a small bowl of hot food. They also are quite thick, so they don't transfer heat to your hands. I poured in some steaming hot chocolate and could barely feel the warmth as I gripped the cup. That means you don't have to wait for the pot to cool a bit before pouring the contents into the cups. The lid of the set is stainless steel and contains a series of small 1/8" diameter vent holes (a row of six holes on one side, and a single hole on the opposite side). At first glance, their purpose is to release steam to show you when your food is hot, which is already a nice feature. However, I also realized that they are designed so they can be used as a strainer to strain water away after cooking pasta or another hydrate-able food. A small plastic tab on the lid offers a cool place to grab the lid even after several minutes of cooking. Other reviewers have noted that the tab can melt over time, but I suspect that would only be after extended cooking. I saw no problems with melting after six minutes of boiling water. The tab is tensioned so that it lays flat when packed away, but can stand erect while cooking (for easy grabbing without burning your fingers). A folding wire handle on one side of the pot snaps down into place for cooking, and has a small "spreader" bar that slides into place so you don't accidentally pinch the wires together to release the locked position inadvertently. When you want to fold it up, you slide the spreader bar back, squeeze the wires together, and lift. The handle rotates up and snaps down over the top to hold the lid on (and the contents in) during transit. Since it is wire, it diffuses heat quickly. After several minutes of cooking, the handle was barely warm and easy to hold. It is slightly longer than the handles on other cookware I've used. That, combined with the taller height of the pot, seems to keep it cooler than the (similar) wire handles on other compact cookware I've used. On the pot, there are also measuring marks imprinted in the stainless for 6, 12, 16, and 20 oz. (or 237, 355, 473, and 591 mL, respectively). These marks are visible on both the inside and outside of the pot, so they allow quick, easy measurements when you need a precise amount of liquid to rehydrate a meal or cook to a recipe. OUTSTANDING PRICE: After having owned several nice cooksets from SnowPeak, MSR, and Brunton, each of which cost in the $40 to $80 range, I was not expecting this cheap set to be so nice. It looked good in pictures, but I wholly expected to receive something flimsy or shoddily made. Fortunately, I trusted some of the positive reviews. As it turns out, the set is very well made and should stand up to a lifetime of camping if properly used and maintained. NOTES: The Stanley Adventure Camp Cookset fits perfectly on my MSR Pocket Rocket stove. I built a gimbal mount so that I can use this as the perfect cookset-on-the-go aboard my 20' sailboat. It's ideal for making hot chocolate or heating a quick lunch when I'm sailing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2012 by Candid Reviewer
    • Works for me and works well at that.
Style: Two Cup Cook Set
I usually take a while to write a review on products because i like to use them before commenting on their value or usefulness. The Stanley cup, or as they call it, Stanley Adventure Camp Cook Set, is stainless steel for the main body and contains two heavy plastic cups that hold 10 oz. each. These are heavy enough that they are comfortable to hold even when they have boiling hot water in them. They also appear to be nearly indestructible. The main cup and lid weigh in at 8 oz. while the two smaller cups weigh in at 6 oz. total for a 14 oz. package. The lid has one hole on one side near the lip and directly across from it there are six more holes. These look to be about a 1/16 inch diameter or thereabouts. They are, I assume, for sipping. Directly in the center of the lid id a flat plastic knob that toggles up and stays in that position or lays flat for storage. The handle is a bail type and is made to be like a spring in that if you squeeze it it allows you to either fold it down or bring it into position for drinking or allowing you to put it on or off the heat source at which point it stays in position and is quite sturdy so no worries about its stability. The bail design also keeps the handle cool unless of course its placed directly over the heat. For my first test the temperature of the water was 70 deg.F and the air temp was the same. I used a 12" folding windscreen, a trangia spirit stove, and an 'Evernew Titanium Alcohol Stove Cross Stand' which is a thing of beauty in itself....I added 2 oz. of denatured alcohol to the stove and after it was primed (about one minute) I placed the stainless cup with 20 oz. of water with the lid in place, in the center of the burner. I then wrapped the set up with the windscreen leaving about 2 inches of space all around except for the handle which I allowed to protrude. It took 10 minutes for a light simmer and 11 1/2 minutes for a rolling boil. The total burn time for the stove with 2 oz. of fuel (for those who are interested) was 21 minutes not including the prime (1 min.) or when it began to fade out (about another minute or so). The end result is that I'm happy. It may not be the ideal for ultralight camping/hiking etc but for my purposes which would include tea, soup, bouillion, ramen etc. it is more than adequate. If at 14 oz. total weight it's too heavy then leave the cups at home and do whatever you need to do like drink or eat right out of the cup. I figure that it's adequate for two people to prepare a hot drink or share some noodles. I hope this helps. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2016 by ExHelot

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