Cookware
The best cookware, reviewed and curated by the Trailspace community. The latest review was added on May 31, 2021. Stores' prices and availability are updated daily.
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Recent Cookware Reviews
Wacaco Nanopresso
I love the Nanopresso! So easy to use. The coffee is delicious! It has a few different pieces to be able to use it, so initially I was turned off by it because it seemed complicated, but it is not difficult at all to use. I really enjoy it. Full review
Snow Peak Titanium Trek 900
Most solo hikers have a 750 ml pot. I wanted a larger pot with volume. This pot fit the bill. It's titanium and light also. I hike solo, but I also take trips with others. I wanted a pot I could use for both solo and groups. This pot fell into that category...plus I eat more food than most and like a hot beverage with my meal or right after. The downfall of this pot is the heat transfer. It boils water fast due to titanium and it's light and a strong metal. It has hard problems with real food. Full review
Wacaco Nanopresso
For espresso lovers like me, having the ability to brew a shot or two of espresso of this quality and taste in the middle of nature while camping, backpacking, or just traveling around, is a luxury well worth the price, weight, and hassle. Love this! I say “hassle” but it’s actually a joy, at least for me. Since the previous reviewer did a thorough job detailing the bits, pieces, and processes, I’ll focus more on my personal experience and tips on using the Nanopresso in real life. There’s… Full review
GSI Outdoors Spice Rack
Expensive and slightly on the heavy side, but a good option for a weekend or 3-day trip. One of my pandemic projects has been assembling a small spice kit to use while backpacking and camping. I settled on a selection of six spices, with salt and sugar to be carried separately: onion powder, garlic powder, ground cayenne pepper, citric acid, ajinomoto (msg), and ground ginger. I can make a lot of tasty things out of that. If I could add one or two more spices, I'd add cinnamon and probably cardamom… Full review
Stanley Classic Legendary Bottle
Sturdy but heavy vacuum flask. The Stanley Classic Legendary Bottle 0.47 litre vacuum flask. This vacuum flask (0.47 L / 16 oz) is rated to keep liquids hot or cold for 15 hours. I have not tested this: what I can say is that I have taken the flask on walks lasting six hours and it has kept my coffee hot throughout. Stanley advertises its vacuum flasks as rugged and resistant to knocks. I have not tested this either (I like to take care of my gear). But I can believe it because the flask looks… Full review
Stanley Adventure Stainless Steel Vacuum Bottle 25oz
In those moments when a sip of hot tea helps you keep going and give a little more effort, that's when you appreciate having a good quality vacuum bottle and this Stanley meets all expectations. In some moments, we need that sip of hot drink that helps us to continue walking and with this vacuum bottle (25oz) we can be sure that our drink will stay warm, no matter what happens or the temperature at that moment. 1) Ease of Use: We just have to turn the lid and taste our hot drink. Something very… Full review
Hydaway Collapsible Drink Tumbler
Hydaway's Collapsible Drink Tumbler is designed to be compact, portable, and travel-friendly. This cup can hold up to 16 ounces of liquid at a time, making it ideal for anyone who needs a convenient way to carry drinks. Hydaway is known for making creative water bottles and cups, and the Collapsible Drink Tumbler is no exception to this rule. This 16-ounce cup can easily handle both cold and hot liquids. And when you're not using it like a cup, you can fold it into its portable version, which measures… Full review
Jennings JZ560 pocket scale
A compact, lightweight, and inexpensive pocket scale, useful for weighing out ingredients and meals on the fly. Menu planning for an international backpacking trip presents a special challenge. Unless you are going to fly in with all your food, you’re going to have to buy some or all of it in country. And to be sure you have enough calories and not too much weight, you’re going to need to do some weighing and calculating. Take, for example, our 2014 25-day Two Families on the JMT trip, or the… Full review
Wacaco Nanopresso
A hand-pumped espresso maker that is small and light enough to take along on weekenders, hut-to-hut trips, to base camp, and the like. Reliably delivers high quality espresso shots. Add-ons for double shots or using capsules. An international crew: From left to right: American, Norwegian, Norwegian (dog), Finnish, German, Italian (Simone), Dutch A couple years ago I shared a hut with a group of mostly younger skiers of several nationalities, including an Italian named Simone. In the morning he whipped… Full review
