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Looks very good, looking forward to the first campfire!

Good for camping and outdoor activities. Useful item for camping.

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The best little steel pan, the sides are really low.

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Too small and heavy for hiking.

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A camping pan is always a compromise. Trangia's pan is certainly lighter, but here both the flounder and the eggs have been fried really nicely. The nockare smoothes along and burns fat properly, and the pan is more slippery than Teflon's. The stem is easy to carve from a tree branch at the campfire site. I recommend taking a small hex or torx screw with you, and a small L key that fits it. They both fit in the hole in the stem, supported by, for example, a small piece of foam, and always go hand-in-hand with you. You don't have to worry about the stem coming off.

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Good product, nice and light.

excellent frying pan, a must have for a wild camper

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Handy and relatively light pan for batches and fish stews

Good one.

Great

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3 eggs, a liter of milk, 2.5dl wheat flour, 2.5dl barley flour, 50g butter, and a pinch of sugar and salt. Mix the ingredients together, bottle in a 1.5l soda bottle and fry the patties over a campfire.

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Good frying pan. Lightweight and space-saving.

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Good pan.

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An excellent travel frying pan that can be used to fry both fish and flounder. A packaging bag for a sooty pan would be nice.

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Smaller and heavier than I thought Smaller and heavier than I thought

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A great tip for outings.

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After fat burning, it worked flawlessly. Not the lightest, but without a handle, it went very well. At SpriiTrangia, you could have fried potatoes and protein for two. Three would have been tight, then it's better to have a gas cooker or a campfire to have enough fuel.

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Guaranteed Muurikka quality.

great camping pan

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Sturdy and easy pan. Plus a self-carving stem.

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I bought it from Japan. It arrived safely and is in good packaging and condition! Thank you again.

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The best uncoated pan I own after burning fat works really well and the food doesn't stick.

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To try

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A compact lightweight pan with which you can get even tasty flavors by the campfire. It is advisable to burn fat throughout, including the inner parts of the handle attachment. And as a handle, when a short little fair palm goes round with a little fairness, that's it. It's worth the price, and it takes a while to take care of it.

I'm very satisfied. Thank you for the prize...

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The pan is wonderful! Once properly burned in, nothing sticks! It's great to sit by the fire with friends and roast your food. Fried eggs, pancakes, vegetables, bratwurst ... everything is possible. And it's a lot of fun!

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Really good pan! Absolutely for cross-country hikes, although longer summer hikes do not strain. Works really well with a rag cooker.

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At the camp, I use the branches of cherry blossoms as a handle.

Top pan. Fine gear. Handy stuff

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In Japan, there are similar frying pans from Bushcraft, but they are the head family. After seasoning, it is in good condition. The handle uses a Western light hanging bracket.

Light, compact and non-stick.

Works great, even if it is a bit small. Treat it properly with oil when cooking.

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Many uses ... it gets the job done.

excellent! I cooked recently almost have a eat . tomato pasta, scrambles, toast.. so many food are greate possible! thank you make a good fan!

excellent

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Fat burning in a fat oven can become a so-called gentle cracking if not properly ventilated .. You should reportedly put the odor-collecting textiles out of the same room xD

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Lightweight, suitably sized and high quality camping pan! In order to avoid rusting and sticking, it is definitely advisable to burn fat all the way down to the handle section in the oven at 250 degrees, for example with sunflower, flax or grape seed oil.

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4/5 because of the experience of just frying pancakes by the campfire. It was excellent for this purpose. Fits well for day trips in a backpack, and is not too heavy.

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Original bonfire frying pan. Good size and usability. Surface pattern? processing? The fried egg does not stick to it. I'm looking forward to the future.

Love it. It has seasoned nicely and is waiting for my next adventure.

It was saved by quick shipment. The product was also very good. I am very satisfied with the good products.

it's cute and fun to use.

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Lightweight and handy in size.

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Proper grease burning also on the handle, so it also lasts without rust.

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Great camping pan. Requires plenty of fat burning, but works.

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very good ! tested with a pan of vegetables, it's great!

This little pan is amazing. Made out of high quality steel it will survive all your campfires. Season it well and you have the best non-stick camping pan ever made. Highly recommended!

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Lightweight to carry

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very satisfied I am a very good fan This product is not available in Korea. like

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Absolutely awesome. The pan will not rust if it can be properly patinated / burned. The connecting part of the handle will rust on the inside if it cannot be protected with oil or grease. If you want, you can basically put the pan lightly greased in the oven at about 250-300 degrees (for about 30-60 minutes, following the degree of darkening), so that the inside also gets a protective layer (too much grease protects the pan, so there is no fat burning). Personally, I haven't invented a lighter pan for camping, I think this pan is light.