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IZZYDUSIT
Adventurer
http://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-Stowaway-8-Piece-Stainless-Steel-Cookware/dp/B0007QS6G2
Still $90.00 shipped!!!
Great deal and I ordered a set- Can't wait to put it to use!
Still $90.00 shipped!!!
Great deal and I ordered a set- Can't wait to put it to use!
proper4wd
Expedition Leader
I received my Cuisinart set in the mail last week. It is really nice, the only additional feature I wish it had would be the ability to clamp the whole nested set together. The only way to keep it together is to store it in the (very nice) cotton bag, not really an ideal solution.
Hilldweller
SE Expedition Society
I found a bungee the right length; works great.
I also found a 1.5L tea kettle that fits inside the small pot.
The wife insisted...
Flagster
Expedition Leader
I finally got around to using some primus litech pots an frypan I found on steep and cheap about 2 years ago...
Was reallly impressed by the nonstick surface...beat them up in the boundary waters cooking over open fire...held up well...I am torn though bc biggest drawback to the nonstick is not being able to clean with dirt sans water
I would recommend...
Matt
Was reallly impressed by the nonstick surface...beat them up in the boundary waters cooking over open fire...held up well...I am torn though bc biggest drawback to the nonstick is not being able to clean with dirt sans water
I would recommend...
Matt
MarcFJ60
Adventurer
You all are going to bankrupt me! I really don't need this as I'm fine with using old cookware. But every time I take it, I curse about what a PITA it is to pack. This is nicer than what I need, but there don't seem to be any good, packable alternatives for any cheaper.
DontPanic42
Adventurer
I was lucky enough to find a Cusinart set on clearance several years ago. Paid about $60.00 plus shipping. Seems to me it contains an extra piece that they don't include now.
IZZYDUSIT
Adventurer
I was warned several years ago when I joined this forum that "this forum is bad for your wallet"
I could have retired by now had I heed that warning then...
I keep telling myself "you only live once....hahah"
saburai
Explorer
I'm digging the Magma http://www.imarineusa.com/magmanestable7piecessstartercookwareset.aspx as it's a bit samller and we are just two...
I have a set of the Cuisinart Cookware, where did you find the tea kettle?
Hilldweller
SE Expedition Society
http://www.gearforadventure.com/SearchResults.asp?Search=tea+kettle
Totally not needed but my wife loves it.
Here seems to be a pretty good deal on the Magma 10 piece:
http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=219478066&sellerid=25193060
Also, almost as good a deal for the same product:
http://www.starmarinedepot.com/Magma+A10-360L+10+Piece+Nesting+Cookware.html
It has +2 pots and +1 handle over the 7-piece set, and it nests to the exact same size (10.25" diameter (13.25" including handles) x 7.25" tall).
From the Magma website:
http://www.magmaproducts.com/Products/Cookware/A10-360L/a10-360l.html
http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=219478066&sellerid=25193060
Also, almost as good a deal for the same product:
http://www.starmarinedepot.com/Magma+A10-360L+10+Piece+Nesting+Cookware.html
It has +2 pots and +1 handle over the 7-piece set, and it nests to the exact same size (10.25" diameter (13.25" including handles) x 7.25" tall).
From the Magma website:
http://www.magmaproducts.com/Products/Cookware/A10-360L/a10-360l.html
olsen_karl
Adventurer
I bought the Cuisinart set through Amazon too; it arrived yesterday. Really really nice quality. Considering that a backpacking cookset is $50-60 (and up), this is a pretty nice deal at $90 shipped.
