Stailess Steel Cookware Set
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Description
Designed with durability and portability in mind, outdoor tableware sets are perfect for enjoying meals amidst natural beauty. They often include plates, bowls, cups, cutlery, and sometimes even a collapsible storage case. Designed to withstand the elements, outdoor tableware packs neatly into a backpack or camping gear, ensuring you can enjoy your favorite meals wherever your adventure takes you.
Features
- Size : φ191*34mm
- Full Capacity : 800ml
- Material : 304 Stainless Steel
- Weight : 117g
DESIGN DETAILS
Anti-corrosion, high temperature resistance, outdoor healthy eating
The deeper design of the plate allows it to be directly heated with an open flame
Heat insulation to avoid burns, the handle can be DIY
Functional Highlights
304 stainless steel, family set, durable and shatterproof, deep and large diameter, anti-scalding handle, light and portable
Technical Features
Fine polishing, fine texture, easy to clean and maintain, beautiful and scratch-resistant, better use experience
Healthy eating outdoors
The dinner plates are all made of food-grade stainless steel, which is corrosion-resistant and high-temperature resistant, and can be used with confidence
Deepened plate design
304 stainless steel is resistant to high temperatures and can be placed directly on open flames to heat food, but it cannot be dry-burned and is prone to discoloration.
Tech Specs
Size
φ191*34mm
Full Capacity
800ml
Material
304 Stainless Steel
Weight
117g
Design
Polished brushed anti-scratch
SEASON RATING
4 Season
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is a footprint necessary with this tent?
The Telos Plus features a very waterproof (4000mm) floor, so it can be used in wet conditions without a footprint.
How is a PeU coating different from a PU coating?
PeU coatings are ether-based. They are much less susceptible to hydrolysis (which is when a urethane coating absorbs moisture and becomes soft or 'sticky', often in storage), so they're better for rainflys and tent floors.
Does '3+ seasons' mean it can handle snow?
While the Telos tent is designed for use up to the end of shoulder seasons, it's not built to withstand heavy snow loads and should be guyed out in winds above 20 mph.
