G'day Paula,

The Stainless Cookset is pretty versatile so we'd be fairly confident they should be ok in a caravan oven or under the grill. They have been designed to use on a gas stove, so as long as the heat isn't up too high, then there should be too many problems.

G'day Billy,

The Glacier Cooksets are designed for use on hike style gas stoves, being stainless steel they should be ok for use on fire occasionally, however, they're not explicitly designed for use in an open fire, so it's not something we're overly keen to recommend.

G'day Emily,

GSI make a Micro Pot Gripper, which would be handy as a second gripper for your saucepan set. You can find the link HERE.

G'day Hayden,

I've just double checked and the GSI Outdoors Glacier Stainless Cookset Medium won't work on an induction cooktop.

G'day Mark,

We don't sell any Weber products, so there was no way for me to physically check for you. I'm 90% sure that you'll have no worries with the GSI Outdoors Glacier Stainless Cookset Medium with your Weber Q but I can't say it for sure beyond a doubt. 

G'day Bob,

In order to keep the set as light and durable as possible, the GSI Outdoors Glacier Stainless Cooksets don't have heat distribution technology built into them. They do have the same thickness of base as the walls of their pots to allow heat to rise quickly through the pot though. 

G'day Jono,

The GSI Outdoors Glacier Stainless Cookset Medium comes with 2 x 6-inch cutting boards.

G'day Simon,

Good pick up! I've just run down to look at a set on the shop floor and can confirm that the GSI Outdoors Glacier Stainless Steel Cookset has two frypans which also double up as lids, they have a dual use. I'll get our web guys to reflect that up on our website too!

G'day Dave,

You can use the GSI Outdoors Glacier Stainless Cookset Medium over the fire for damper and roasts, it will heat up much faster than a cast iron camp oven though so don't accidentally burn your damper! You might also need to be careful if you're transferring the set between stove and fire as ash and residual charcoal will make the pots blacken so be sure to clean it well after you use it over the fire.