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Magma Nesting 10-Piece Stainless Cookware vs GSI Outdoors Pinnacle Camper Cookset (4-Person)

Stainless marine-grade vs hard-anodized aluminum. The right answer depends on your cooktop and your trip length.

— VerdictOur Pick

We recommend the Magma Nesting 10-Piece Stainless Cookware

The Magma wins for full-time van dwellers because of the induction-compatible stainless construction and lifetime warranty. The GSI Pinnacle Camper wins for weekenders who don't have induction and want the included plates/mugs/bowls for less money.

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Specifications

Magma Nesting 10-Piece Stainless CookwareGSI Outdoors Pinnacle Camper Cookset (4-Person)
Editorial Score9/109/10
User Rating4.8 (512 reviews)4.7 (1290 reviews)
Price$189.00$119.95
Pieces1011 + 4 servings
Pot Capacity3.5L2L + 3L
Weight6 lbs3.6 lbs
Materials18/10 stainless steelHard-anodized aluminum + ceramic nonstick
CompatibilityGas / induction / electricGas / electric / fire (NO induction)
WarrantyLifetimeLimited lifetime

Magma Nesting 10-Piece Stainless Cookware

Strengths
  • 10 pieces nest into a 10in pot
  • 18/10 stainless steel
  • Induction compatible
  • Removable handles
Trade-offs
  • Pricey for stainless
  • Handle mechanism takes practice

GSI Outdoors Pinnacle Camper Cookset (4-Person)

Strengths
  • Hard-anodized aluminum — lighter than stainless
  • Real ceramic-coated nonstick interior
  • Includes 4 mugs, 4 plates, 4 bowls + cookware
  • Welded zip stuff sack stores everything
Trade-offs
  • Not induction-compatible (aluminum)
  • Nonstick coating wears in 3-5 years

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