Stanley Camping Pot/Mug

[Humakt]

Anyone used one of these before:

http://www.sportsdirect.com/stanley-camp-cook-set-787398?colcode=78739890&src=google&gclid=CP362bXP1MwCFZEK0wodyqQAPw&gclsrc=aw.ds

I really don't need another combi pot/mug, but there's something about this one I really like. If it was under a tenner I'd take a punt.
I reckon I'd remove those placcy mugs and use the space for a burner or a brew kit or something more useful.
I do like the look of these.
Anyone used one?

[TinkyPete]

Yes I have that set it is not a bad set up for a quick brew set up when I am using a small water bottle, the Nalgene bottles do not fit with it but I have other ones that it can work beside of in a small rucksack or haversack.

The mugs hold a decent sized brew and the straining lid does fit most nalgene compatable cups.

Even with the cups there is still a fair bit of space in the pot

[Ehecatl]

Can't say I have used them but I agree - if they were £10 I'd be interested.

Also in SD are these:- http://www.sportsdirect.com/gelert-cookset-burner-63-787435?colcode=78743590
and they are half price @ £22.99!
13662

I appreciate they are not stanless, but not bad for a cheap starter kit....

[Woody]

Anyone used one of these before:

http://www.sportsdirect.com/stanley-camp-cook-set-787398?colcode=78739890&src=google&gclid=CP362bXP1MwCFZEK0wodyqQAPw&gclsrc=aw.ds

I really don't need another combi pot/mug, but there's something about this one I really like. If it was under a tenner I'd take a punt.
I reckon I'd remove those placcy mugs and use the space for a burner or a brew kit or something more useful.
I do like the look of these.
Anyone used one?
Hello Humakt!
Thanks for the tip , I bought one as a result of this post.
I needed a smaller and quick set up anyway so this was perfect at that price...

I reviewed it here...


http://www.naturalbushcraft.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?p=134010

Bargain as far as I'm concerned...
Cheers