I agree. And made to last a lifetime.

The bottoms are very heavy duty. This doesn't feel like a camping cook set. It feels like a high quality set you would use in the kitchen. It's just shaped for easy storage for camping. Take care brother!

Absolutely! This is heavy duty and ready to go on a campfire!

Well hello brother! Yes sir, I have heard this numerous times. They really do stand behind what they sell. Take care!

Thanks brother! I very much appreciate that. Take care!

Thank you! It is a really nice, rugged kit for sure!

You will not believe the quality!

I think so too!🤗

Hey Tom! Yeah, they really have made a lifetime cook set here. I really look forward to using this one. Take care up there brother!

You are soooo right! It is very versatile and reliable cook set. Sounds like I have a lot of cooking to do!!! Lol. Thanks for watching brother!

Donny Pavolini Outdoors looking forward to seeing you doing some cooking with this cook set.

Hello Garrick!!! Thank you good brother! Hope you're doing well!

Check out Magma if you want household grade

Out of the park and then some Woods! Hope you're doing well. Stay safe and warm brother!

Thanks Tim! You ROCK brother! Check's in the mail brother! Lol

Then you my friend are set! Congratulations!

Any updates on wear and performance would be appreciated.

@@spacecadet0 it hasn't shown any wear or tear as of today

I have my cook set in the mail. And my Genisis I’ve had for awhile. I’m hoping they both fit snuggly in my pelican case. Im making a small camp kitchen set.

You are so right Phyllis! Hope you're doing well. Happy New Year!

The skillet is amazing! I have two in my arsenal and I absolutely love them!

I was just looking to see if that was an option. Here in UK can't even see its possible. To buy the kit at all.

They do sell a slightly smaller version (7.25 inches) of this pan (8.5 inches) separately: www.stanley1913.com/products/adventure-all-in-one-fry-pan-set

Right on!!! Lol

Here ya go and Merry Christmas from the far north of New Zealand. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ibxmZtJhtbiRm6c.html&ab_channel=Iridium242

I agree 💯

Very safe. BPA free plastic. It also has a high melting point. I've used this exact plastic for years. I was concerned as well.

Awesome! He will love it!

You are absolutely right! This is the most thought out and rugged Cookset I've seen. It's the best!

That's an awesome question. In truth, with my climate and my menus, the food honestly doesn't last that long. If I'm cooking a lot in one pot, I would bring the Stanley Camp Crock. It keeps things hot a long time.

@@DonnyPavoliniOutdoors Thank you for the quick reply! One more question if I may.... have you actually used the drain holes? I feel like it would be hard to try to hold lid on while also pouring out a heavy pot with two hands? Love the set but can't get past that lid so far :D

To be honest, it's kinda of a bummer to use the holes for straining hot water out of. I used a glove and a cloth. That worked well using the cloth to press the lid against the pot.

@@DonnyPavoliniOutdoors Thank you!

Hello JC! Yeah buddy, I can't wait to use this bad boy! Gonna burn some water in it as soon as I can! LOL. Take care and Happy 2020!

I just purchased it on Amazon. Looks like an amazing set!

I can certainly understand that. I luuuvvv my cast iron. What I like about this is it's packability. It honestly does a good job. Take care. DPO

If you have a 2 burner stove, lots of luck fitting 2 items at once. Of course, over a fire cast iron is #1. I've done everything with a camp oven and a 12 inch skillet over wood.

@@floydvaughn9666 I have a cooking table for cast iron Dutch ovens, and I also have a #8, #10 standard and deep, #12 standard and deep Lodge cast iron Dutch ovens, along with cast iron skillets, pots, pans, and oval roaster with lid and all of the accessories needed to cook with charcoal briquette, lump charcoal, wood, and a propane gas burner that will handle anything I choose to put on it. I have over forty pieces of cast iron cookware and I use it.

@@floydvaughn9666 I have a cooking table for cast iron Dutch ovens, and I also have a #8, #10 standard and deep, #12 standard and deep Lodge cast iron Dutch ovens, along with cast iron skillets, pots, pans, and oval roaster with lid and all of the accessories needed to cook with charcoal briquette, lump charcoal, wood, and a propane gas burner that will handle anything I choose to put on it. I have over forty pieces of cast iron cookware and I use it.

@@stillwater62 good for you. I've done everything with a camp oven and a 12 inch skillet. Over wood. Y'all have a GOODN.

I found mine for $126.00

I got mine for 130.00. I considered the 80.00 set but didn't need all of the plastic accessories.

@@NoMoreTears64 I ended up getting both of them🤣

Meanwhile they cry, while using their chinese made computer, phone, and T.V. and such.

I remember objections to Miracle-Maid's price 46 years ago but they still look good and are my favorite pots it's made like All Clad

Thanks Len! I can't wait to use this! I have very high expectations of this one.

dann hat es wohl keiner mehr nötig

I completely understand that. That saucepan is amazing. Heats beautifully and doesn't want to scorch so easily in the center like the thin walled ones.

STANLEY has specials throughout the year. Maybe then they'll hit your price point. Thanks for watching!

@@DonnyPavoliniOutdoors oh dont worry Donny i will get it! I like coolecting and using Stanley cooking products as much as I like knives and guns!

Hahahaha! Kooky ate it all! Lol

If it works? What's the point in complaining about manufacturers location anymore. Everything is cheapest possible regardless.

@@spacecadet0 it's called being closed minded.

Your phone, computer, t.v. and such is ok though.

You already do, you just don’t know it.

You are absolutely right George. When it comes down to it, they change out items that aren't selling well. It's just business.

@@DonnyPavoliniOutdoors yea, by the time i find out about them, they are gone. No wonder they dont keep them, no one knows.

Made in China, yes. Made to Stanley's specifications, absolutely! It's a quality piece of kit and will last you a lifetime.

I just unboxed mine and I'm extremely pleased with the quality. It looks even better then my kitchen stainless steel pans which I have had for over a decade. Worth it to me to get quality that I can pass on to family when I'm no longer able to camp.

Sorry Brother but it's the American Workers and mostly the Unions fault that ultimately led to the customers' fault like me being one of them!! I'm not paying double or triple for the same product just cuz it's made in the good ole USA because the Workers Unions and American factory workers want more money in in the USA!!! They got greedy like UPS went on strike in the 1990's and quit working cuz, yea you guessed it!! They wanted more money!! Believe it or not when Sam Walton was alive just about everything that was sold at Wal-Mart was made in America!!!we have to leave that all back in the past now tho and live with the decisions we make!!! Pretty soon you'll be paying 10 bucks for you're Whataburger because restaurant workers want more money too!!!

You are full of it. I grew up in the factory town in Upstate NY that made Oneida Silverware. They never had a union and they still shut down and now make most of their stuff overseas.

Please, if it works and fits the bill you use it. Every one of us use cheapest possible bidder, location of manufacturer isn't a thing to concern yourself with.

On sale right now! Just bought mine for $105, still expensive but better than $140.