Lixada Titanium Camping Cookware with Folding Spork, 750ml Camping Titanium Pot & 450ml Coffee Mug with Foldable Handle & Lid, Portable Outdoor Camping Cookware Set for Backpacking Hiking Cooking

Lightweight and durable. Cools off quickly, takes up little space.Love the color changing titanium. Well worth it.

While I have not field tested these yet, I did do a little test run in the kitchen. Lightweight, sturdy, I think everything you would expect. What I did not expect is how much I would absolutely love the little spork. I have other long handled sporks for my backpacking kit and the addition to this kit was not a selling point for me. I decided to throw it in my bag to take with me to work since I often have to hunt down a plastic fork or spoon and was hoping this would at least help eliminate the disposable plastic use. I hate to say I am amazed by the spork. It is lightweight, foldable so fits anywhere and the true test is you definitely can use it as a fork to spear things like soft or hard veggies and use it as a soup spoon without it stabbing your lips or mouth. I was even able to eat long noodled ramen with broth and noodles at the same time. Super happy about the whole set

I’ve been using the Lixada Camping Titanium Pot set for a few trips now, and overall, it’s a solid piece of gear. The set includes a 750ml pot, a 450ml cup, and a folding spork, which is perfect for camping, hiking, and backpacking. The titanium construction is exactly what I wanted—lightweight, durable, and resistant to corrosion. It also doesn’t leave any metallic taste or odor, which is a big plus when cooking or drinking directly from it.One of the highlights for me is how compact this set is. The cup nests perfectly inside the pot, and the storage sack that comes with it keeps everything packed neatly. It’s super convenient to toss into a backpack without taking up much room. The weight is also perfect for anyone looking to keep their gear as light as possible, making it great for long hikes or minimalist camping setups.Now, there are a couple of small issues. First, the spork. It’s honestly the weakest part of the set. While it’s functional, it feels pretty cheap compared to the quality of the pot and cup. The folding mechanism is a nice idea, but the spork itself just doesn’t hold up as well, so you might want to consider bringing a different utensil.As for the lids, they’re a little loose-fitting for my liking. They do the job, but I would have preferred a snugger fit to really lock in heat. That said, the set does retain heat well overall, and the round edges make it easy to clean.Despite those minor complaints, the pot and cup perform great. Whether I’m heating water for coffee or making a quick meal, it’s been reliable every time. It’s durable, lightweight, and packs down small, making it a great choice for any outdoor adventure. Just be prepared to swap out the spork if you want something sturdier!

I think this titanium set delivers a good value. The titanium spoon was an unsuspected bonus. All pots nest well and with well made net bags. This is definitely a single person meal prep kit. What I like is that I can heat my tea cup while cooking in the modest 750 ml pot. Yes, the larger pot lid is a little loose but so is my culinary set on my gas stove!I would recommend this for super lightweight single meal/person camping.

The pots are great but the spork sucks. Good deal though.

Awesome little camp set great for backpacking I can make food in one and have my coffee in the other both come with lids which is great and they nest together perfectly. The whole set is super light light

Arrived in perfect condition. Wrapped in plastic in box, each cup within a thin cloth bag, smaller nestled in larger. Awesome light weight, seems well made. The spork folds, but the back half of it sorta looks like stainless steel? Doesn't matter, didn't really buy it for the spork weight lol. Very happy with the purchase.

Why pay $40 for one pot when you can get two for the same price? I do wish the “coozies” were made of a different material so they could be used as pot holders for picking them up while hot. I would not be surprised if these were made by the same company that makes the pots with the Toaks name on them.