Lightweight Cookware

The ideal utensils for Jetboil cooking systems or meals-in-a-bag. Long enough to comfortably reach the bottom of the PCS or GCS, and specially shaped to scour each edge and corner. Spatula shape matches Jetboil FluxRing® Fry Pan. Handles teles... Learn More

Features: Non-stick surface for easy cooking and cleaning. Rugged steel construction distributes heat evenly across cooking surface Handle folds compactly for storing in backpacks Weight: 18.9 oz. Dimensions: 10.1" x 9.5" x 2.6" Learn More

When it comes to durable, lightweight kitchenware, thousands of Boy Scouts can't be wrong. If you need kitchenware that can take a beating and keep on cooking, Glacier Stainless® is for you. Each piece is made of high-grade 18/8 stainless steel a... Learn More

Features: Lightweight, durable, nylon chef’s tools Compact shape Weight: 4oz Material: Nylon 66 Dimensions: 11.8" x 3.3" x 3.6" Includes: 10in Spatula, 10.5in Spoon, 11.5in Ladle, Plastic Ring Learn More

The Compact Scraper from GSI is the perfect companion to any camping or backpacking cook set. It's small enough that it will fit just about anywhere and it makes clean up time a snap. With rounded edges it does a great job of getting in all those h... Learn More

Made of durable polycarbonate (orange - copolymer), these utensils are nearly unbreakable, will not rust or corrode, are non-heat conductive and are 1/2 the weight of metal. The four piece set weighs less than 1 1/2 ounces. All of the sets are packed... Learn More

Exceptional prices for exceptional quality. Made from virtually unbreakable polycarbonate resin, LM Campware is both lightweight and extremely durable. Designed for use outdoors and they are dishwasher, microwave and freezer safe. Learn More

VARGO Titanium Campware is the lightest spork available. Each piece weighs under 0.5 oz. (lighter than lexan!) All utensils are fully polished to look and feel great. Learn More

The SUV of liquid containers, the GSI Fairshare mug is a 'must have' on any camping trip.  Use it has a cup or a bowl, measure liquid with the measuring lines on the outside.  Put the lid on to keep some leftovers for later then clip it to ... Learn More