Sea to Summit Alpha Lightweight Aluminum Nesting Camping Cookware Set

Everything is high quality and packs down into one pan making it easy to pack while camping. Also great pans for the house as the whole kit takes up very little cabinet space

Bought it because the handel locked so I could keep everything in 1 nice compact pot but it's just a little bit too short to fit a fuel can in so now I have to leave the can outside of the pot and put everything else inside but on the plus side now I can put all my spices and coffee in the pot so they aren't going to anywhere other than that the bowl is nice and light weight and the cup is nice with a heat sleeve and a silicone lid

Quality is here 🤙 $120$ for family of 4.I do like it when products are made with some special details.

Compact, lightweight. Everything packs together.

Just what I needed for backpacking. It's lightweight and all the pieces fit inside each other with a little room for extra things like tea bags.

I am a big fan of Sea to Summit. Have many sleeping bags and some other gear as well. Love the e-vent compression sacks. But I have all kinds of issues with this Sea to Summit Alpha Lightweight Aluminum Nesting Camping Cookware Set. I bought this at the beginning of an elk hunting trip at Al's in Idaho Falls. I had forgotten my cook set at home and needed to get something on the fly. I saw this set and it was very appealing. I find all their marketing very appealing and from past experiences with Sea to Summit did not hesitate to by this cook set. In use, horrible. It gave it a solid three weeks of steady use while hunting in the mountains, so I had many opportunities to try and like it.The handle that rotates out and snaps into place for use was at first was super tight and difficult to undo. There is a peculiar little wedge that you have to depress to disconnect the handle. Then it got easier and eventually would not hold at all. So you had to be carful what side you poured out of or it would disconnect and spill potentially boiling water. Also, the handle never held the set together all that well in its stowed position. So the lid and pot were always loose and clanking around.The large bowl was not easily removed from the pot. The handle rivets on the inside created interference with plastic bowl. Took some finagling and finesse to get it out. I notice that this issue was compounded by the pot getting out of round. It could not deal with being packed in my backpack. Had the lid been secure, providing some hoop strength, it may have kept the pot from getting deformed.The cup had marks to measure out different volumes but not at all easy to see day or night. Not the biggest problem but another to add to the frustration.The worst issue, when you had just emptied the pot (pouring out of that one side working with gravity to prevent the handle from coming loose) and then set it down, it would fall over. The handle is too heavy for the pot when empty and it just falls back on the handle and rolls to one side. A hot pot.Having no way to return this item I will take the hit and send it to the recycling bin. Stick with the simple cook sets folks. I will be going back to my titanium set from Keith. Still a fan of Sea to Summit in general but this one is a clinker.

These are good quality and light enough. They aren't my favorite; however, I would still recommend them.

The kids and I love this set for camping. The nesting is also as fun as it is functional.