STANLEYWildfare Go 4-Piece Stainless Steel Two Cup Cook Set | 32 oz Pot and Lid with Fold & Lock Handle | 2 Stacking Cups | Camping Essentials for Your Camp Kitchen | BPA-Free | Shale + Charcoal

I love the cups in this newer version of Stanley's camp set (I have the smaller older ones too), they are the right size to fit a 16oz yeti lid and they keep coffee warm for a lot longer, being double walled. The pot is high quality stainless and the perfect size for cooking / boiling needs for two. This is a great set and I use it frequently. Weight is a little on the heavy side for backpacking but you sure can't beat the price.

What a wonderfully functional product. Works perfectly over an open flame. Is a good size for its purpose and you can't beat the portability along with the two coffee/tea cups that store inside this product. The insulation of the two cups is second to none when it comes to handling piping hot boiling water without having to wait for it to cool down. Highly impressed and would definitely recommend to those outdoorsy individuals or even the wannabes who just use it in their own backyards.

This is a versatile, sturdy and useful cook set. The included cups are a plus. I didn't think I would use them but turns out they are well built and hold my AOTU backpacking stove securely inside the pot. Great addition to your camping or backpacking gear.

Love this thing, works great on an ultralight camp stove, very convenient size for 1-2 people making tea or a snack. The ultralight stove will actually fit inside, and the lid stays on. Seems like really nice quality.

Construction is solid. Design is good. However, the cups inside are small - 8 oz max, but you will practically be pouring only 6-7 oz worth of hot drink, lest you spill the rest.

Really like this cup/pot combo. Great for coffee or hot cocoa!! Quality is great happy I switched to Stanley for all my camping cook/eat ware.

A glamper once criticized this cookset because it was so heavy. For the $100 difference in price, I'll deal with the extra few grams of weight.This is one piece of equipment that I've never regretted purchasing. It's been to 10 different states in the US and cooked probably 200 meals on campfires and alcohol/propane stoves and on my kitchen range. At one point it was completely black with soot and I thought it was permanent until I sprayed some oven cleaner on it and then it looked like new.It packs easily into the exterior pocket of my backpack. If you remove one cup, it has enough space for a micro-stove. With both cups you can store fuel tablets which is enough to boil water for tea/oatmeal/etc.The folding handle is convenient and stays cool enough to use without gloves. The included cups are tiny but enough for a cup of coffee/tea.Cleanup is easy and except for one disaster with burned rice, cleaned up with just some soapy water. As mentioned, I used some over cleaner on the outside and it looked brand new.And it's durable. I've dropped it a bunch of times, banged it on rocks to empty it, and generally treated it like a piece of hardware. If it were a $120 titanium "cooking system" it wouldn't be nearly as much fun.

Used it a few times on Campout. So far. I definitely like the cups inside that. Keep your hands from getting burned. Nice and solid.