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Hi,

I take a couple or normal pans along with seasoned steel skillet, a non-stick fry pan and a camping kettle. x4 in total.

We're car camping and a couple of pans aren't goign to make much difference to the pack space and "proper" pans are much nicer to use and less fiddly.

I do have the outwell nesting pans set, they live in the grage gathering dust.

All personal opinion, it's just what works for me....

P.

Quote: Originally posted by Sknarf on 14/7/2014

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I use these :

http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/outwell-feast-set-m-p262943

as a chef these work really well for me, compact when away and great quality to cook with!

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Quote: Originally posted by The Mighty Atom on 13/7/2014

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Hi,

I am looking to buy a set of pans for cooking and don't know what to buy. I was looking at a coleman set (red) but have read some bad reviews that have now put me off.

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We had the red,Coleman set(Family cook-set?), very sturdy(and big!) but the coating on the inside on ours, bubbled and  lifted quite early on...

Do you really need  a "proper" stacking, lightweight camping set?

As  Madamzsazsa says, maybe just look at cheap(and more often than not, better quality),household stuff (ie. Ikea/*supermarket own brands etc)

(..*it's what we've used for years).