Dish out tasty meals for the entire campsite from the Coleman 6-Piece Cookware Set. This red, steel set is as durable as it is stylish. It includes a 10-in. (25.4 cm) frying pan, 6.5-qt. kettle, 2.5-qt. saucepan with lid and a detachable handle. With non-stick surfaces for easy cleaning, tough commercial-grade construction and riveted, plated
Dish out tasty meals for the entire campsite from the Coleman 6-Piece Cookware Set. This red, steel set is as durable as it is stylish. It includes a 10-in. (25.4 cm) frying pan, 6.5-qt. kettle, 2.5-qt. saucepan with lid and a detachable handle. With non-stick surfaces for easy cleaning, tough commercial-grade construction and riveted, plated handles, you’ll be cooking with this set for years. Perfect for indoor and outdoor cooking.
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Coleman: Serving up disappointment one pot at a time In years past, probably more than I care to admit, the Coleman name was a trusted brand for outdoor equipment. My family still has/uses lanterns and coolers purchased 40 years ago – they work beautifully! Recently needing a lightweight cooking set for a canoe trip to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, I didn’t hesitate when I saw this set from Coleman. The price was good, and the name had a solid reputation with me. Alas, no more. I have never purchased a more shoddily made product. As with other…
Great idea, lousy product. Used this set two mornings while camping. Made scrambled eggs X2 in the frying pan with oil and nylon utensils, on a Coleman camp stove. Check the photos. I can’t believe Coleman puts their name on this. The other pans were only used to heat beans & water. They discolored on the bottom, but the Teflon didn’t peel off. I suspect they would peel too with more use. I don’t recommend this set.
Don’t buy Purchased these along with a new Coleman tent for a recent camping trip and both had major issues right out of the box. The tent leaked like a sieve, and the pan out of this set had the black coating flaking off after the first use. It was not burned dry or abused in any way. Absolutely not recommended. Coleman quality seems to be getting cheaper every year.