OXO Outdoor Nylon Camp Stove Utensil Set

I bought these for camping and liked them so much I brought them into our kitchen for daily use. Great medium size spoon and spatula.

I initially got these for camping, but I use them at home more often. They are a little large/heavy for any backpacking use, but for car camping, they are wonderful - easy to clean up as well. I do not use the red loops for hanging, but I could see where these might be useful if you have a trailer with a few hooks on the wall (save drawer space). Recommended for camping and home use.

Light weight, sturdy but felixible. Perfect for car camping or backpacking.

I used the spatula this weekend while camping. It worked well on the bugaboo nonstick fry pan. It was easy to handle and washed up well.

Initially liked the quality, but disappointed for oxo to have the spatula tip melt after its first use. The spoon continues to be great.

I camp frequently throughout the year, ranging from lightweight backpacking all the way up to car camping with my Dutch ovens. I've always struggled to find the right balance of durability and functionality with my car camping kitchen box utensils, but love OXO's products in my home kitchen. I've been VERY pleased with their performance and durability. The size and shape of both the spatula and the spoon work great for both cooking and serving from my Dutch ovens. They are also very tough and durable, and I expect them to last a very long time. The material should also be very compatible with non-stick cookware if you're using any. Funny enough, I like these well enough that I've been tempted to purchase a second set to use in my home kitchen. They'd be a bit of overkill there, and I'd probably cut off the reflective red hanging loop at the top to make them easy to run through the dishwasher. I haven't quite pulled the trigger on that, though! Overall, if you cook outdoors, these are a great addition to your kitchen kit.

OXO has a reputation for making some of the most comfortable, well designed kitchen implements out there, and it's nice to see them expand into outdoor tools as well. This listing has multiple products; the one I tested is a set of a spoon and turner that would be perfect for cooking on a camp stove. They're similar to indoor utensils but have a flatter (yet still comfortable) grip to take up a bit less room, and they have an integrated hanging loop at the top of the handle that would allow them to go on the hooks commonly found on the side of camp stoves. While some reviews mention metal, I think they may be talking about the tongs - as far as I can tell, these are both constructed out of nylon and are safe for use in non-stick cookware. Other than the loop at the top, these would be equally good for indoor use if you like the design - but I do think that the loop would get a bit messy after multiple trips through a dishwasher. Also be conscious of the heat limits, which may limit the turner's utility on a gas or charcoal grill.

Made of heat resistant nylon material, with a really thick stem. Making them a little heavier than similar utensils. Handle is wide enough for a good grip, and thin enough to not be uncomfortable to use. The spoon is seriously solid. Stirs the thickest of stews and chilis with ease. The thick scoop is well designed, with a reinforced beveled edge. Unfortunately, this reduced the size of the scoop, but it's a worth while tradeoff. The spatula is the opposite. The flipper is fairly thin but not floppy. Still works for the thickest burgers. Works amazingly well for pancakes with the thin beveled edge getting underneath with ease. Rubberized grip, on front and back, helps with keeping it cool, as well as providing a ton of grip. Still on the fence regarding the hanging loops. On one hand, the nylon cord gives it an outdoor esthetic, with the loop direction allowing it to hang flat, and the assembly makes it replacable. BUt that same assembly makes it a great place to trap dirt and food particles, even with being able to remove the loop for cleaning. I've actually started using the spoon as my default spoon in the kitchen. It's that good. And will be picking up a second one for camping.