Mestin Set – 2-piece
Mestin Set – 2-piece
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Mestin Set – 2-piece – for outdoor & emergencies
This mess tin set consists of two sturdy, new aluminum mess tins, just like those used by military personnel for decades to cook and eat food. Compact, robust, and perfect for outdoor use, survival, camping, prepping, or emergency situations where you need to be completely self-sufficient.
Whether you're in the wilderness, on a survival trip, or facing an emergency, this reliable mess tin set will always have you covered. These classic military-style mess tins are designed to withstand heavy use and function directly over a fire or compact cooker. Thanks to their clever nesting design, the two containers fit inside each other, taking up minimal space in your backpack or bug-out bag. With collapsible handles, lightweight construction, and military-grade reliability, these mess tins are an essential part of your outdoor or emergency gear—preparing food whenever and wherever you need it.
Specifications
Specifications
- Set of 2 mess tins
- Dimensions: Large: 18 × 13.5 cm, Small: 16.5 × 13 cm
- Material: Aluminum
- Nesting design (fits together)
- Foldable handles
- Ideal for cooking and eating
In the box
In the box
- Large Mestin pan – 18 × 13.5 cm
- Small Mestin pan – 16.5 × 13 cm
- Both with folding handles
Q&A
Q&A
1. Can I actually cook in this over an open fire?
Yes, mess tins were originally designed for military use and can be placed directly over a fire, burner, or cooker.
2. Are the mess tins suitable for food storage?
Yes, you can also store or take food in it — ideal for emergencies or trekking.
3. Does the small mess tin fit in the large one?
Yes, thanks to the nesting design they slide neatly into each other.
4. Are they light enough for hiking?
Sure — they are made of aluminum and very lightweight.
5. Can the handles get hot during cooking?
Yes, the handles will get hot around an open fire — use a cloth, glove, or tongs if necessary.
