This Naturehike kit gives you three super-good-enough pots for less than 1/2 the price of a comparable pot.
I see this as three separate pots rather than as a kit. When I use it, I only bring what I need: the 1L pot for solo/duo camping, the 1.7L for 2-3 person, and the frying pan only if needed.
The build quality and materials are all good. The plastic handles have a steel wire that runs all the way through, so that, even if they were damaged by flames you would still have a usable handle.
Since this is a backpacking kit, I'll compare it to similar budget backpacking pots.
The 1.7L pot weighs 295 grams. This is only 16g more than the 1.8L GSI Pinnacle Dualist. It is 54g more than the 1.6L Toaks titanium pot (which has a frying pan lid.)
However, it is shorter and wider than either of these pots. A 220 mL gas canister *just barely* fits top-to-bottom, with a lot of room on the sides. The additional width does mean more efficient heat transfer, at least in theory.
The frying pan weighs 197g. The pot-and-frying-pan combo thus weighs 251g more than the Toaks. However, the 7" frying pan has almost twice the cooking area of the 5.3" Toaks.
The 1L pot weighs 214g. This is 78g more than the Toaks 1100mL titanium pot. This pot is also shorter and wider than the Toaks: a 100mL gas canister can fit, but not a 220mL. However, if you are nesting the 1L inside the 1.7L, the lid has to be turned upside-down, and a canister will not fit that way.
Considering the price difference between this and other cooking gear, this almost seems like a no-brainer.
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