Total:
RM1,598.00
Blackdog Enamel Tableware Bowl
Blackdog Enamel Tableware Bowl
Size: 15.2 x 5.3cm (450ML)
Weight 120g
Material: Enamel + Stainless Steel
Fire Maple Antarcti Duo Cook Set Pot Unfolded: 250 x 130 x 145 mm Pot Folded: 156 x 150 x 89 Bowl: 120 x 120 x 52 mm Capacity: Pot Rated:1.2L Pot Max: 1.6L Bowl: 450ml Weight: 518g Package Included: -Lid -Spork -Bowl -Gas catridge stand -Pot -Handle
A vacuum insulated mug that can be used both in camp and at home, with a size that is familiar to your hands and easy to take out.
Coleman Curtlery Set For 1 Person ● Cutlery set with a natural wooden handle that fits in your hand ● Fork, spoon, knife, chopsticks set for one person Specification: ● Size: Knife, fork, spoon, chopsticks about 20 cm each ● Weight: Approximately 130g ● Materials: Stainless steel, natural wood
Perfect for lightweight adventurers. These aluminium mess tins sit neatly inside each other taking up very little room in your rucsack.
Fire Maple Gourmet Set Aluminum Dinnerware Aluminum Alloy & Stainless Steel Size: Dish- 197 x 24 mm Bowl- 119 x 52 x 162 mm Pot- 189 x 76 x 222 mm Capacity: Dish- 560 ml Bowl- 400 ml Pot- 1.7 l Weight: 485 g
Introducing the authentic thick skillet of the popular outdoor brand "Coleman".
Coleman Hot Sandwich Cooker ● The inside is non-stick processed so that ingredients do not stick ● The lantern mark can be engraved on the sandwich ● Compact storage with a removable handle ● Toasts sandwiches and grills meat over a campfire, barbeque or fireplace. Specification: ● When used Size: Approximately 13.5 x 40 x 3.8 (h) cm ● Weight: Approximately 550 g ● Material: Body / Aluminum, Handle / Steel, Wood ● Accessories: Storage case
Enjoy the timeless pleasure roasting hot dogs, marshmallows and more over an open campfire with the Coleman Rugged Telescoping Cooking Fork. The comfort-grip handles provide a sure grip, and each fork extends out to 32.5 inches, so you can keep your distance from the fire. When the meal is done, they collapse down to 14.2 inches for compact storage.
