
Outdoor Cooking Hampered by Bulky, Poorly Designed Cookware?
Heavy, awkward cookware takes up valuable packing space and makes cooking outdoors less convenient. Poor-quality materials can also deteriorate over time, compromising the quality of your cooking gear.
When Cookware Becomes Too Much to Carry
Bulky cookware is difficult to transport, awkward to store and can deteriorate over time. Heavy, poorly designed pieces take up valuable space and can leave traces of metal in your food.
Good Gear, Thoughtfully Designed
Compact and easy to pack, this cookware is designed to make outdoor cooking feel uncomplicated. Folding, removable handles and a flat base keep the design practical without compromising the cooking experience.
Durable Stainless Steel, Built for the Outdoors
Made from durable, food-grade stainless steel, WildKit™ Outdoor Cookware is designed for safe, reliable cooking and built to last. Its flat-base design is made for open-flame cooking.
Why every home needs WildKit™ Outdoor Cookware
Premium Stainless Steel
High-grade 304 stainless steel, corrosion-resistant
For Open Flame
Built for open-flame cooking
Compact Design
Folding handles & nesting design for compact storage
Buit To Last
Remains robust through long-term frequent use
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Have questions?
Are they easy to clean?
Yes. Stainless steel is straightforward to clean and doesn't require seasoning or special coatings. For stubborn food, soak in warm water before scrubbing with the WildKit™ non-abrasive Chain Mail Cleaner.
Will food stick to my stainless steel cookware?
Stainless steel isn't naturally non-stick. Preheating the cookware and adding a little olive oil before cooking can help reduce sticking.
Can I cook directly over high heat or a campfire?
Stainless steel can handle high cooking temperatures, but prolonged empty heating can cause discolouration or damage. For best results, use the appropriate heat for what you're cooking and don't leave empty cookware over a strong flame.
Will the cookware discolour over a flame?
Some heat discolouration can occur, particularly when cookware is exposed to very high temperatures. This is generally cosmetic rather than a sign that the stainless steel has stopped performing.
Can I put the cookware in the dishwasher?
We recommend hand washing to help preserve the stainless steel finish and keep it looking and functioning its best over time.
How do I remove burnt food?
Soak the cookware in warm water first. For more stubborn residue, baking soda and water can be gently heated to loosen the food before cleaning.