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Logos offers two stainless steel pot sets that can be stacked and stored. For family/solo camping

Posted on February 13, 2024 by News Admin

Logos Corporation, which develops the outdoor brand “LOGOS,” has released a series of stainless steel cooker sets that can be stacked and stored compactly.

The lineup consists of two types: “Stainless Steel Family Cooker” (8,800 yen) and “Stainless Steel Hanging Cooker SOLO” (4,290 yen). Each is a wide-mouth type and comes with a mesh storage bag.

The stainless steel family cooker comes in a set of a large pot, a small pot, and a frying pan, each just the right size for cooking for a family, and the handles of each can be folded for storage. The lid of the pot has a hot water drainer hole, which is convenient for cooking pasta and other boiled dishes over a campfire or on the stove.

The Hanging Cooker SOLO consists of a one-person-sized pot with handles and a frying pan. The pot can be hung from the Iron Quattro Pod (18,990 yen), sold separately, or other items.

In addition, tools such as a “stainless cutlery set” (2,475 yen), a “micro stainless stove” (1,980 yen), and a “LOGOS alcohol burner” (2,200 yen) fit inside the cooker set, making it easy to carry for touring or solo camping.

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