Cookware

Category

Pots and Pans
Cups and Mugs
Plates and Bowls
Utensils
Kettles
Coffee Presses and Filters
Thermoses
Storage Containers
Food Bags
Kitchen Accessories

Brand

Snow Peak
MSR
GSI Outdoors
Aerobie
Sea to Summit
Hydro Flask
Optimus
Lodge
Armored Outdoor Gear
Stanley

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User

Unisex
Kids'

Price

less than $25
$25 - $49.99
$50 - $99.99
$100 - $199.99
$200 - $299.99
$300 - $399.99
$400 - $499.99
$500 and above

Recent Cookware Reviews

humangear GoToob

Great container for camping condiments   With the GoToob+, I decided to homemake a special hot dog sauce ahead of time and bring it to the campsite with me in the GoToob+.  It worked perfectly! I especially love the new feature, called the LoopLock that slips up over the top of the cap as an extra security against leaks.  When I have all my food packed for camping, the last thing I want to think about is leaking sticky sauce all over everything. Awesome feature. Here is the recipe for the Sweet… Full review

Woods Canada Nootka Cook Set, 7-pc

Of all the camping gear I own (a lot), this kit is the best value for my money. Two large pots, fry pan, two cups, washcloth, and pot holder...all for less than I paid for my Toaks 550ml mug. Am into my third season with this set with no regrets and no complaints. The combination of the Woods fry pan and an alcohol stove is great for cooking. (I prefer the evenly distributed heat of an alcohol flame to the thin circle of heat I get from my butane burner.) Just put some oil in the pan and it's as… Full review

Coghlan's Squeeze Tubes

We used these in 1973 while hiking the Pacific Crest Trail. I don't think they ever failed. We used them for peanut butter,jam,and honey.We kept them in the cooking pot so they wouldn't be squeezed. My brother Michael and I think they were a great tool.The only problem with them was we emptied them to fast. Full review

Coghlan's Squeeze Tubes

I use them for peanut butter. Haven't had a problem cleaning them. Put the cap on, fill with water, and let sit to loosen the peanut butter. I also use a jar/bottle cleaner. For butter, I use the small plastic containers McCormick spices come in. I also use small (unused) urine containers I got from my internist. The only problem I have had with them is the prongs on the clips are prone to breaking. I have seen clips for sale but don't recall where. Full review

Coghlan's Squeeze Tubes

There is nothing better but... Once upon a time these were first sold by the Gerry company, a once famed maker of packframes that later degenerated into selling solely baby carriers. I first used these around my freshman year in college, somewhere around 1972 I think. At that time they were commonly known as Gerry tubes. They were advocated by our friend Colin Fletcher as a container for margarine but he noted that an excellent use would be for peanut butter, which is true. I have used them for… Full review

GSI Outdoors Pinnacle Soloist

A perfect size/capacity and reasonable weight cookset with great features for wilderness backpacking. My GSI Soloist cookset was a personal gift to me. When I first received it I thought that it might be a bit gimmicky. All of the pieces nest and fold conveniently inside the pot and cover. However, after many years of using this cookset I have found that it is not gimmicky—the design is purposeful and fully functional.  The pot is relatively compact and easy to use. Just pull it out, unfold the… Full review

Jetboil Coffee Press

Great way to have non-instant coffee on the trail! However, the cleanup process can be quite messy and H20 consuming if in an area where water is scarce. I bought this for my Flash stove as a way to have an alternative to instant coffee. In general I think it's a great idea! However, you do consume quite a bit of water cleaning up the press and the inside of your Flash. For that reason alone I'm debating if i'll take it along on my solo Alaska backpack trip. Also, some folks complained of grounds… Full review

GSI Outdoors Halulite Tea Kettle

I have had this kettle for five years. For its size, it is the lightest and most durable piece of cookware I have. I have consolidated my cookware many times over the years but this always makes the cut. I use it, a stove, camp mug, and a pour-over reusable coffee filter. That's it. The halulite kettle transfers heat incredibly well and allows for a quick boil. It is very durable and surprisingly lightweight. The kettle spout is ideal for pouring into dehydrated meals or pouring over coffee. It… Full review

MSR Quick 2 Pot Set

All that I need from camping pots. They're very light, durable, non-stick, and compact—perfect kit from MSR! To be honest I never agreed with the idea of paying top dollar for a camping pot. I used to travel with a simple battered old aluminium pot I got for free with a van I bought while travelling in New Zealand. That pot served me for years, and it even had a lid you can lock to the pot. But every good thing comes to an end and I started to really worry about how much aluminium flakes I'm actually… Full review