Great for Camping, Emergencies - For One Person
582222
I like it so far - boiled half a liter today during a power outage to make my Mountain House Rice & Chicken.  Very compact set, small, good for 1 person.  Wooden spoon should be trimmed down a bit so it completely fits inside the pot.  Minor issue.  Would recommend!
1430169
Great for an individual, but def not convenient for 2 or more people to share.  The handles get super hot, so make sure you have a rag or something to grab it.  I used it over an open fire and a butane stove and it worked well each time.
203288
Haven't taken it into the wilderness, but my trial run in my yard was a success. Very easy assembly, I'm sure someone who has never put up a tent before could figure it out. I left it up for a few days to see if I would need to seal the seams-- through 2 rainstorms, the inside stayed dry (I had an extra tarp under, to accurately simulate how I do it while camping), and I had no problems with moisture seeping through. I'm still going to seal the seams, though. I'd say 2 people plus gear would fit very comfortably, but I like my space. 4 people could fit, but there would be little room for much else.
2635029
I picked this up to use for camping and to keep with me as an emergency cook kit.  I think the product is perfect for that.

The product is made of three parts: the pan, a handle and the lid.  The handle connects to the pan or can be easily connected or removed.  With it on, you can open the pan and use the handle to place the pan on a small fire or store.  The handle is secure enough that you can turn the pan over with the handle extended and the pan stays in place so it has a solid, connected feel.

The pan is a good size for a number of things.  Big enough to hold several cans of soup (Campbells sized) to heat up or I suspect if you are careful, you could toast a sandwich inside with no issue (not confirmed, I have yet to try this - referencing the size only).

The lid of the product is a nice feature.  When on, it stays on once the handle is flipped over.  Since I purchased this as an emergency cook kit, this is very handy since I can store things in it.  It converts into something like a steel carry box for supplies when closed.  The only thing I would add would be a rubber band around it to stop any rattling.

I received this product at a discount in exchange for my honest review.  The last note I want to make is that since I was looking for something to keep for emergencies, this has one last important EDC feature.  It's steel which means it is strong.  That is one of the reasons I was interested in this.  Not only can you pack it and cook in it but in a pinch, you could even dig with it.  That makes it very versatile in my book and surprisingly, metal products like this have been hard to find.
2251767
As a sturdy, all-purpose and somewhat portable table, this is a nice little piece of furniture. As something you'll be inclined to take camping with you, it leaves a little to be desired.

First, are you going to use it as a stool, as advertised? With a 225-pound suggested weight limit, the answer for some is "probably not." Even if you're well below that, this feels like something that will have a short lifespan if people spend long hours sitting on it.

However, it's the perfect height to serve as a backyard foot rest, and with the sturdy fabric that makes up the "seat" portion it's quite comfortable.

For me, I've used it as a portable yard table when I'm outside gardening. It's ideal as a place to keep your tools, rest your drink, keep your book open, and so on. I love it for this purpose.

It would be handy to take with you on a camping trip, too, except for one thing: It's HEAVY. No, four pounds doesn't sound like a lot on the surface, but it becomes heavy when you're lugging it back and forth with your other gear. Suitable if you're heading out in a camper or have a lot of truck space, perhaps, but I wouldn't be hiking with it any time soon.

Still, for what it is, it gets the job done. The steel frame is plenty sturdy and the 20 x 16 surface area is enough to serve as a small table or to hold a human butt. It does what it says it does. Can't complain about that.

So all in all, not bad.
1496677
I bought this for camping and backpacking and it has worked perfectly for my uses. The only problem I have started when my son found that I have this. Now he borrows it when he has to be gone a while and his phone is low on charge. Maybe I'll have to get him his own for Christmas.
3072996
These are perfect for emergencies. We have a "to go" bag but didn't have any means of charging a phone or a radio etc...  It's a great value that you get 2 (one for each of us).
2170784
Great little item to use in any emergency situation.  I read a review somewhere to always carry two in case you're in the woods (one on the ground, the other for cover and/or tube-tent style).  I like the compactness of the blankets and there's a pretty cool vid on its durabilty on Amazon.
1645525
This is a great idea! It is pretty small box that can fit in almost any pack/glovebox. It provides a convenient and handy little location for basic survival supplies. With this kit and a little bit of know how, one could survive pretty decently. Add shelter and decent multitool with a good fixed blade (none of which will fit into the box) and you have a good kit!
3969539
This is a great camping / emergency lamp.  As others have noted, it is a sturdy lamp despite the fact that it is made out of plastic.  The base is very stable, so the lamp is unlikely to tip over accidentally.  The dimming function on the white light gives you a wide range of light, which is nice.  The steady red function is great for when you need some light but don't feel like destroying your night vision.  Finally, the flashing red is aggressive and I'm sure it would be useful for emergency signalling.  It features a handle on top that can easy be attached to a tent.  Finally, I absolutely love that the unit lets you know how much juice the batteries have left.

The unit is a little heavy and bulky (as lights go), so it's not something I would use if I was ultralight backpacking.  As a home unit / car unit, though, it's awesome.
3140492
This thing is great for camping, fishing or emergencies, the only thing I didn't like is the antenna because it popped off the first day I had it, but I just put it back on
1776019
I have to say that I have never used this air mattress on a camping trip, but I use it a lot when I have friends stay at the house. It has gotten a lot of use over the past year, and has held up very well. The hand pump is great for when you don't have access to electricity, and it only takes about 5-10 min to pump up. I like that it is smaller so that I can easily tuck it under my bed when it is deflated, but it is big enough for me to sleep on and I'm 6' 2". It is a little heavy even when deflated so I can't imagine carrying it up mountains if I was hiking, but maybe I'm just a wimp. If I do have someone staying for a week, we do have to re-inflate it after about the third day because it does lose some air. But this air mattress doesn't leak air as bad as other air mattresses I've had, and it has lasted longer than any other I've had before. I would recommend it to anyone who needs a good air mattress for guests or kids.
2150060
I had one of these for years. It's sturdy, and small, which makes it convenient for travel. Admittedly, it won't work well for backpackers, but if you're looking for a great little grill for camping or your small recreational vehicle, this is your answer. It will easily accommodate outdoor cooking for four people. Keep it clean, and it will last forever..

I gave mine away to a friend, but now need to buymanother one for our month in the North Carolina mountains.
2391921
Ok, so it's not exactly "pocket-sized" -- unless you're Captain Kangaroo -- but it's certainly good enough for a one-off situation in an emergency.  Ok for vehicle, cycling or hiking first aid kits.  Far better to have one and not need it than to need one and not have it.
3729094
I bought this camping/backpacking cookware set to add to my disaster emergency car box. (I live in the center of the Cascadia Subduction Zone...gah!). I wanted something compact, sturdy and handy. I researched on Amazon, and the purchaser reviews on this set sold me. It arrived a couple days ago, and is exactly what I need to heat water for drip coffee and MREs.
Be aware, this a one-person kit, ideal for a single person like myself.
2961015
Does just what you need it for.  It is very small however.  Would do well for a shorter trip for one person, however it won't hold enough for a family to go camping for a week or so.
3108620
Small light weight, sets up easily, not very heavy duty. Camping with large dogs this will not last long. I have  used it once and still is in one piece. It is too small when I bring both dogs (one is 70lbs and the other is 40lbs) Good for a single person without much gear. Single cot barely fits, little room for my furry friends and gear.