STANLEYAdventure The Nesting Two Cup Cookset

This stanley cookset is absolutely awesome, especially for the price. I would have paid double the actual price and still been happy with my purchase. Once you get this item in your hands, you will notice how high quality and rugged the construction is.The set includes:1 stainless steel cooking mug1 stainless steel mug top2 plastic 10 oz cupsCOOKING MUGThis consists of a rugged stainless steel construction and feels like it will take an absolute beating. it also has measurements on the side that range from 8oz to 20 oz that are spaced out by 4 oz increments. This is handy for knowing how much to heat up to fill the two 10 oz cups. Also, the mug has a folding handle that is long enough to be away from the fire so it doesn not get too hot. This folding handle also locks the top in place while you are storing it at your house or in your pack. It may be a little narrow for some stoves as reported, but it works great with the MSR Pocket Rocket which is, in my opinion, the best camp stove out there. The cup is also wide enough to fit the smaller fuel cans inside. But if you do this, the two cups will not fit.MUG TOPThis is also stainless steel and is made to the same quality as the mug. It has a few tiny holes at the top for steam to escape and a ruberized pull tab at the top for removal when hot. This tab also locks the top in place when the swing arm is over the top for stowing. By having a top, you can boil water faster and, consequently, save the fuel you bring along with you. It is a very convinient and user friendly design.CUPSBoth cups are 10 oz and are insulted and built very well. They are BPA free and fit right into the mug for compactable storage. They do not get too hot when boiling liquids are added because of the thickness and insulative properties.This system will give you boiling water in under 5 minutes with a stove, which is not bad at all. It is very economical in every sense of the word: it saves gas, boils quickly, and costs very little for what you get. The snow peak titanium cookset costs $40 and does not come with small cups and the cup itself is considerably smaller. Thats just an idea of how good this value is. Great product for campers and I highly recommend this cookset.

I am amazed at how cheap this actually is from Amazon (at time of review, $17 + FSSS). I picked up one and decided to give it a whirl with the 3.9oz backpacking stove. Right now my cookset is comprised of the following:GSI 18oz Cup/Pot (the Stanley lid will fit the GSI cup as well - paracord shrouded handles)Stanley Adventure Camp Cook Set (took out the two green cups)Condor H2O pouchOptimus Long Handle Titanium SpoonLMF Spork in bright yellow3.9oz Camp stove with Piezo IgnitionBrunton remote stove stand (and windscreen - for winter camping the remote allows you to place the canister upside down to aid in vaporization of fuel and the windscreen can go around the stove)Jetboil 100g canisterSnowpeak 450 Single Wall Titanium Cup (paracord shrouded handles)Universal beer coozy (I got for free from some ESPN tailgate event, it's like those old slap bracelets from middle school except with foam - to go around the titanium cup to keep liquids warm for drinking and/or for wrapping around the gas canister to keep it from getting too cold in the winter)Domino strike-anywhere matches in a matchsafeSmall bic lighterThis setup was really created for two, but I also use it on my solo outings since it's all contained in the H2O pouch. I also carry a Guyot Designs steel 32oz bottle with a Humangear Capcap on top. I carry the steel bottle instead of a regular nalgene so I can, if I need to, just toss the whole bottle (minus the cap) into a fire to heat water. I'm not a "light backpacker" by any means, but all of that stuff in one contained kit isn't very heavy and it lashes pretty easily to my ALICE/MOLLE Hellcat pack.So I tried this just in my backyard, covered in about a foot of snow as I'm in Ohio, and it works insanely well for it's small packing size. The following is how I nested my items.In the main compartment condor pouch:GSI Cup/Pot (cook set nested in cup)Stanley Adventore Camp Cook SetJetboil Canister (inside cook set - bottom)Measuring cup I had laying around that's the same diameter as the cook set turned upside down over canisterMatchsafe (marbles)StoveLid to cook setSnowpeak Titanium Cup (all items after this are contained inside the cup)Salt/pepper shakerTwo bottles tabasco (mre sized)Bottle of dish soapCoozyThen in the pocket of the Condor pouch:WindscreenBrunton remote stove standLMF Spork in bright yellowSmall eye-dropper of bleach for water purifyingSmall BIC lighterAgain, this was set up for two BUT it also makes an incredible solo winter kit too. Everything is covered, and in redundancy if you're solo. I need to cut a little piece of green brillo to keep in it, but otherwise it's darn near perfect. If you're wondering about anything, just ask. I know that as I use it more I will likely make changes, but for now, it works well.