Stanley Even Heat Camp Pro VS GSI Stainless Base Camper Large - Best Overlanding Cookset
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- Thanks for Watching my video about Stanley Even Heat Camp Pro VS GSI Stainless Base Camper Large Cook Set. I hope this helps you decide what kit might be right for your needs. Everyone has got to eat!
Stanley Even Heat Camp Pro Cookset
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GSI Stainless Base Camper
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Finally. A review where someone actually cooks with them. But also with obvious skill
Glad it was helpful. I want to do some more comparison videos with other comparable brands soon. Thanks for watching
This review was absolutely excellent, Stanley would have total winner if handles collapsed, and silicone on them, but I'm still buying it due,
to the bottoms. It was the cooking demo, that sealed the deal for me! Thank you for this!
Very glad it helped man. Thanks for the comment
I have the GSI, my brother has the Stanley. We just got back from camping and my GSI scorched on the bottom, burned food. My brother’s Stanley cooked more evenly. I preferred cooking on the Stanley more. Stanley was also easier to clean. I still have several large scorch marks on my GSI. The Stanley was much heavier. Didn’t use the cooking utensils included in the Stanley. My GSI spoon has a weird shape, doesn’t really stir food well. The GSI non-stick square pan is a much better pan than the one that comes with the Glacier Base Camper set.
Thanks for the feedback
Can either of these hold enough for cooking for a family of 5 for camping?
Can either of these hold enough for cooking for a family of 5 for camping?
@@nicolereadstarot he states the volume of each piece in vid. There you go- take that info and compare to your needs.
Thanks for watching Susan
I figured out how to keep my Canadian bacon from curling in the frying pan!.. All ya gota do is take away their little brooms!
Hey man, I'm going to need a joke like this in the comments of every video from here on out. 🤣🔥It's gold!
I recently bought the Stanley Pro cookware set, and I absolutely love it. The Pro was a considerable upgrade to my BugOut bags. I wanted a Basecamp system that can handle extreme heat from a wood fire, and my cookware holds up to the rigorous demands for survival.
one of the best camp cooking gear reviews ive seen. answered all the questions i would have asked that lots of other reviewers never mention.
I don't care for any camping cookware with silicone handles, especially if you ever plan on cooking over an open fire. That reason alone I would chose Stanley in this comparison. JMHO :)
Man your narrative and the way you review is top notch 👌 👏 👍
Plucking the metal and cooking side by side review told me what I needed to know. Thanks 👍
So helpful!! I was considering both of these but am now sold on the Stanley set. Thanks so much!
My pleasure Conor
Outdoor gear reviews from someone who knows / cares how to cook properly are a rare thing! Subbed. Would love to see a comparison between the Stanley and Primus sets - two options in front of me atm.
Based on your recommendation I am going to purchase the Primus and your view on it in the future. Not sure I’ll get it done by the time you need to make a decision but I appreciate your input
Thorough review. Appreciate this before I purchase. Happy camping.
Thank you for this review! I am looking for something compact for our RV. Love the idea of not having to wrangle pan handles.
In the way that some models have the detachable handles?
Nice comparison buddy, and nice too see videos coming out. When you gonna review overland/outdoor baby stuff? No one does that :)
Excellent review. The Stanley gets my vote as well.
The extra base thickness on the Stanley Even Heat is similar to the Magma Nested Cookset that I and many others use and highly recommend. I think the Stanley would be a cheaper alternative to the Magma Cook sets for those wanting controlled cooking without burning food.
Thanks so much for a really in depth review of both products
Adriano, thanks for commenting and watching the video
I've owned the stanley set for a year and love it. Quick question... if you didn't flip food in the fry pan, would you change your mind about the stanley handle lock? Because I don't flip like you do I find the handle and lock work just fine.
I have the GSI, my brother has the Stanley. Going camping this weekend. Can’t wait to try them side-by-side.
I like it! Report back and let me know your thoughts. Thanks for commenting.
Thank you for the video! I was on the fence on both. Thanks to you, I think I came to a solution. I went to the GSI site and bought the GSI stainless kit a la carte: the Glacier Stainless Troop Frypan, Halulite 3.2 L Pot and Halulite 2 L Pot (hard anodized aluminum). AND, it was just only $11 dollars more than the GSI Stainless kit and less than the Stanley kit (used a 20% discount). Hopefully you can use this feedback!
I'm impressed! Better made pot! That pot popping,,, can't handle that!
and the winner is 👉 Stanley 💯 Thank you for such an awesome comparison review. That Stanley set & buy the GSI 10" gourmet frypan and you've got an awesome cookware set
Thanks for watching and commenting. I’ll have to look into that’s 10” GSI frypan
Picked up the Stanley a few days ago, will be part of our Thanksgiving dinner prep in the camper in the woods...
That's awesome. If you have an Instagram and take a picture tag me in it or send me some pics at drew@evergreenoverland.com.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for actually cooking something!!!
My pleasure Cheeto. Thanks for watching and commenting
What do you think the best set is for car camping or overlanding. doesn't have to be these two. Also looking at the base stanley model because it comes with utensils and plates and such.
Thanks for info.
Seems pretty clear. Stanley for the win.
You asked for a like, and my internal monolog was like "sure as long as you do the one thing no one else does and see if the pot lids fit the fry pan. One second later I'm liking the video and leaving this comment. Why does no one else do this?
Not sure but thanks for the comment geistknife. I like cookware and gear in general so I try to cover what I would like to know.
Great video mate...lthanks for sharing
Thanks and take care.
Solid review, thank you!
Thanks for watching Zachery!
Good review! Thank you!
I've got a ton of cookware already. BUT. If I were starting from scratch, I'd definitely choose the Stanley. These are restaraunt quality pieces, + with the cutting board, utensils, and trivet/ hot hands included there is literally nothing else to buy. One and done!
great review!!! definitely heading towards the Stanley!!
Sweet Angry Camper
Wow, I thought this was an excellent review before the cooking portion, but then you took it to a whole new level!!
Thank you, you solidified my decision to go with the Stanley! Excellent work!!
Glad it helped Brian. Thanks for the comment
Awesome review thank you. You've got a new sub. Just a question, would you get 2 each of the sea to summit collapsible bowls and cups.
Walmart has the same thing for $2.47
New sub here. Great review. One of the best I've seen recently
Thank you
Great video 👍 any chance of doing a comparison between the two Stanley sets? Is the Stanley pro pan larger than your previous Stanley camp pan?
That's a great idea Simone. I should do that. Let me check on the 2 pan sizes and get back to you
Very helpful. Thank you. I bought the GSI but the thin metal bugs me. Will see if I can find the Stanley set.
I would. Hopefully black Friday!
Great Review! You have a new subscriber. I would love to know your opinion on the Stanley Base Camp vs. Even Heat Pro when used for two people? I'm still on the fence as to which to purchase..
If you haven't bought both already like we did... I prefer the even heat set for the large pot, skillet, the cutting board, etc make it a touch more versatile for a couple to use.
Great, honest review.
I try. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Magma 7 piece. For a few bucks more than the Stanley, you get a significantly more robust, non-stick cookset. Chef quality, wipe clean before the water. Worth the extra $ and weight. I really enjoy your reviews - thorough and move quick. Thanks.
Thanks for the nice words and recommendation! Might need to try them out sometime down the line. For the time I have 3 full cooksets I should probably use for a bit 🤣
Non stick teflon very bad for your health.
@@livableincome Magma has a Non-Toxic, PFOA, and PTFE free, ceramic coating OR you can get them without any coating. And for what it's worth, non stick wipes clean before washing saving on water.
I 2nd the 7 piece magma (stainless inside /induction) and I can nest 6 MSR stainless bowls inside small pot and 6 stainless plates upside down underneath the top pan…plus my silicone hot pads/mits…it’s my all in one necessities. We r family of 4 often cooking for 8 or more people. Magma pots with (dometic) electric fridge = ready for a camp party!👌👏
For the partner steel stove we needed a thick quality bottom on the pots…and they fit in the FR wolf pack bins.👌
I've been collecting STANLEY cook sets for decades. That featured cook set is the only one that I haven't bought yet. But it's my next purchase for sure. I tend to use smaller sets since it's me and my husband, we're Senior Citizens so we eat lighter than we used to. Can't beat STANLEY for QUALITY, PROFORMANCE and DURABILITY, THUMBS-UP 👍. We recently EVALUATED FROM HURRICANE IAN and ONLY STANLEY cookware went with us in our GoBags! We knew it wouldn't let us down and it's PROFORMANCE was FLAWLESS. Nice video Review Comparison 👍. Love from Florida.
Thank you so much for the comment. I hope you and your family stay safe during the hurricane.
@@EvergreenOverland Thank you,, yes, we are 👍good. We returned to Orlando Florida with zero noticeable damage. We were luck! Many were not so fortunate, so sad for them 😞.
I have the Stanley base camp set and the smaller set with the smaller pot with the two bowls with lids and the awesome ladle and extra large spatula. Ev3n though I don’t have the even heat pro set they are much more like my good quality set of pots and pans at home. The GSI sounds like the cheapo pots and pans I got when I first moved out on my own that I will never buy again. For car camping I’m a Stanley and cast iron girl all the way.
Thank you so much for doing this review. I was stuck on the decision on which one to buy.
Teresa, glad to help! Thanks for watching and commenting.
So what did you go with v
I think the Stanley even heat pro is my pick. The GSI is not bad by any means but the Stanley extra thick bases are the way to go IMO.
@@EvergreenOverland Stanley. Also due to the thicker bottom for a better cooking experience. Thanks again!
Great video on the pro and cons .
Nice break down keep the video cooking. Ha ha
Thanks Charlie! Would you be interested in seeing more camp food cooking videos or more camp cooking Gear videos?
Love the review, but really have trouble with the machine gun/fast staccato dialogue. As a hearing-impaired person I have difficulty understanding/decoding the rapid fire speech & the captions fly by so fast that they’re difficult to read. Had to play it at .75 speed.
I bought a overstocked pallet and it had 40 stanley pro even heat 11pc set paid 339 usd and sold them for 50 cnd each except one for my trailer I love it so nice to cook on never burnt anything on them ever
Lol that's awesome!
Do you have any left?
@@itsjustyourspy2596 just one left
Stanley is clearly superior quality.
Are either or both of these sets going to be compatible for Induction cooktop usage? I have a gas burner stove and am installing an induction cooktop in my camper. I cannot find information online to verify if they are magnetic and work for induction cooking. Thanks in advance for any replies.
The Stanley is supposed to be functional on an induction stove. I dug through tons of reviews on the subject and people love them on their induction stoves.
Great job
Thanks
Noise doent matter to me, im looking for durability i think Stanley does it here
I already had the base camp. Just recently purchased the Pro cook set. There is enough room in the pro cook set to add the plates and bowls inside the inner pot. Also added the dish rack, and sporks for the ultimate cook sets. I couldn’t fit the new spatula and spoon so I kept the old spatula and spoon from the base camp kit that fit inside the bowls. Pretty cool kit
Hey Roger that’s good to know. Thanks for watching. I have to check out some other systems but the Stanley is going to be hard to beat
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video. Question: Any chance you can respond with the exact diameters of the BASES (the surface that actually rests on the stove) of all three pieces in the Stanley Even-Heat set? My stove has specific requirements around size. Thanks for the great vid.
Jeffrey I'll absolutely do that this weekend. If you don't see me messages back ask again Monday.
@@EvergreenOverland Friendly reminder for those measurements. Thanks.
@@jeffreysanders1509 finally got the measurements for you. So these are exact measurements of exactly the flat base that would be touching the stove surface. All 3 of the pieces turn up the side of the pot from there but they do taper out slightly before they reach the overall side to side pot width. If you need that dimension I'll do what I can to get it. Let me know Jeffrey. Thanks man.
Fry pan 7 3/16"
Sauce pot 6 1/2"
Stock pot 8"
I'll include a little bit more info I guess. The extra thick pot bases these have all taper out about 1/8" per side so 1/4" total circumference more then the above measurements and are roughly 5/16" thick.
@@EvergreenOverland That’s the exact information I needed, and then some. Thanks, man.
Have you tried the Japanese Uni Flame nesting cook sets? Apparently really nice
Yes comparison between Drifta, uniflame, primus, Stanley pro even heat, & magma! Great idea for a camp gathering vlog...though I’m sure magma would win. 😋😇
I appreciate you guys commenting these different options. I’ve had of them all to my list of things to eventually take a look at and compare.
Good honet review
Jeff, I try. Thanks for watching
Is there any room for stainless steel bowls or plates that would fit in the Stanley Set? If so.... What size bowls or plates would fit? 6" 8" 10"
We nest 6 SS plates & 8 bowls in our 7piece magma pot sets. MSR SS bowls nest the best that I’ve seen. I love SS - not only is it compact, but it lasts, and I can throw it in my dishwasher after camp trip.
How about SOTO GORA ST-950 ?
stanley any day
I wish I could buy the Stanley saucepan individually. I don't need the other items.
That would be cool
Thanks for the post. What is the stove that you are using?
I use a Partner Steel Stove that is in the Expedition Essentials EXO Table. Here is a link to the video th-cam.com/video/OewO6UmmkxU/w-d-xo.html
@@EvergreenOverland Perfect. Thank you.
My pleasure!
Can either of these be able to make meals for a family of 5?
I really do feel like the Stanley could depending on what you are cooking. I mean it would be cutting it close depending on how many teenagers you have I’m guessing lol. You’re not going to make a “giant” stir fry the pan without some food spilling a bit but it’s decent size. You could make enough chili or soup in the large pot to feed 5 for sure. I think it could be done if you are coming at it from a point off wanting to have a somewhat compact lighter weight kit and knowing you’ll have limitations in volume here and there. Thanks for watching
Thanks for the review. I’m assuming the Stanley set has aluminum sandwiched in stainless steel like good home skillets while the GSI has one layer stainless steel. Prepare to scorch a lot of food with the GSI set. To get non-stick capability you have to go with Teflon or ceramic coatings but Teflon shouldn’t be heated above 500 degrees to prevent toxic fumes and ceramic is non- toxic but isn’t as slippery as Teflon and isn’t very durable. Cast iron is heavy but non-toxic and slippery if seasoned properly but properly seasoned cast iron skillets are expensive. BTW the cheaper Lodge cast iron skillets do not come seasoned properly for non-stick, just feel how rough they are when new although you can season them properly yourself to make them non-stick but it it time consuming. As you can tell, I’m done a lot of research on cookware.
I love it man! Lol I feel out on cookware myself. Most of my home cast iron is antique milled smooth stuff. I'm guessing you are right about the construction of the pot bases but I'm not cutting them in half to confirm. 🤣
Thanks for watching and commenting
Just bought the cookset today at the Roseville CA REI store, which is near Sacramento, for $99 (25% off on Stanley stuff) on the first day of their Labor Day sale, can’t wait to try it out!
Well and give you a heart attack using Teflon you're going to have more than that when you get older you should go read up on Teflon and what it done to people and what it's doing to your body that is bad bad chemical on a pan that's like feeding yourself cancer that's not even a joke
What kind of portable stove are you using?
The stove itself is made by cook partner but the enclosed kitchen setup that it is housed in is made by Expedition Essentials. Here is a link to the separate video I did on it if it helps. th-cam.com/video/OewO6UmmkxU/w-d-xo.html
Can both be put onto direct fire and be safe?
The stanley can since it does not have molded silicone ;)
What grade stainless steel are the Cook sets?
Honestly not sure
They're both 18/8
Thanks Don!
Good vid 👍🏻
Thanks Mark!
Yes, you sold me, just ordered the Stanley from Amazon
Received it today, very impressed with the quality, everything really. I’m going to give the frypan a test drive at home and fry a couple of eggs 🍳😀
@@markmay184 right man! I was pleasantly surprised with how well build they were.
Just for info, like you said there’s no 2ltr marking on the Stanley pot, only 1 and 3ltr increments. However, the structure ridge on the pot measures exactly 2ltr 👍
What stove is that? Is that your favorite stove?
My favorite stoves are the partner Steel Cook Partner Stoves. I have a dual burner 18" in one rig and a single burner 9" in another. Windscreens on both. Rock solid stoves.
@@margyglooking this up next, thanks
How do these stainless skillets work with eggs? Do they stick? vs. the Teflon?
They will stick if you don’t season and use them right. It is a learning curve but stainless can be seasoned similar to cast iron.
I highly recommend the GSI Pinnacle frying pan. Go for the 10 inch and only use with non metal utensils
This pan makes the perfect fried eggs and they don’t stick 👍
To hot they stick . To cold they stick . I have a calphalon all stainless. It’s hot enough when a drop of water rolls around like mercury . I’ve had mine 14 years and it still looks new .
i really want this set but i just don't think i'd ever cook that much food on the trail like how much food yall cooking out there lol
ya bringing the whole deep freeze or what
I cook a ton when we go out and I like to share. I get that it is not everyone's cup of tea but it's one of my favorite camp chores personally. Thanks Whitter!
@@EvergreenOverland what do you cook in the big pots? just curious
Chili's, soups, boil noodles for pasta. I mean those are some things I can think of that I would need a large volume pot but I also use it for all sorts of stuff. Like when I brown beef for tacos it is nice to have a large pot to limit splatter. I use a large pot for a lot. You can check out my Stanley vs GSI comparison video as well if you like.
What kind of stuff are you cooking out on the trail?
@@EvergreenOverland i don't get too crazy, i do cook a lot of pasta dishes out of convenience, i'm wondering how the coleman would hold up as a dutch oven. i really want to try trail calzones. i have the gsi aluminum dutch oven but it's still pretty heavy and not really deep enough. i'm still toying with the idea of making the dough from scratch or just buying the premade canned dough. i prefer the homemade dough but the headache of making it on trail is a big deterrent for me. i suppose just putting all the ingredients in a ziplock and adding water would work since you don't need too much rise on them. went on a bit of a tangent haha
@@whitter86 these aren't for the putting in a pack let alone taking on the trail, this is for family car campers. me, wife, 2 kids...perfect for a weekend.
final found a video that cooked eggs"!
Eggs are always my test lol! Thanks for watching Sam
@@EvergreenOverland I went with
The Stanley set! Currently
REI is selling it for 104. Thanks again!
stanley will always kick the shit out of GSI
Never say never. We’ll see what GSI puts out in the future
in my opinion, you are fed up for the next hundred years 😃👍
GSI used here is 60$ less then Stanley. GSI also has a 150$ cook set and should be compared with that one.
less THAN*
I gotta look up this other GSI set. Thanks for the info
Not cheap… £160 for the Stanley set in UK…..
Nope it is not but I appreciate quality Gear. Might review the magma set next. Thanks for watching
Know why Stanley doesn't put that orange junk on their pans the same reason why you don't see junk on cast iron it always end up messing up it's a dumb idea it's a generic idea and God forbid if you ever see it on a beautiful iron pan Stanley make some bada** stuff now for camping
Hoorah.
But you can never go wrong with iron it's an American Way
Semper Fi
Iron for sure, if you ain't back packing it. Iron is the best for fish and meats
GSI lost before you even started. Any plastic on the pots is a no go. It will melt over a fire.
It’s silicone not plastic. Silicone does just fine.
Brother put away the RV get a sailboat and a true rucksack a 3-day backpack and do some real living rving is not camping that's just taken the house to a different spot that's not going Deep Woods that's not camping that's house sitting as my brother-in-lawl calls it, before you say brother-in-law he was a Navy SEAL started training me at the age of 12.
Oorah love of Homeland and God
Get out to Mother Earth's Nature she has a lot to offer especially when you take 50 and 80 mile hikes into no man's land you just never know what you're going to discover in the most magnificent part is God's artwork all his magnificent animals living painting sceneries what more can one ask for that's living.
Please don't take my word for it the Asian women on TH-cam true campers even make a house for you why they're out there priceless and hunting and gathering there food enjoying the best parts of life bada** ladies.
Take care rv man.
If you could talk a little quicker, I dunno, might be helpful
Thanks for the video! Think we’re going for the Stanley. 🏕😆
Fantastic! I really hope it's all you are looking for
Spaghetti will pour out of the large stanley lid holes.
Fettuccine only😂