Furno Large Cook Set

G'day Jacob,

Being Anodised Aluminium you're not going to want to scrub them too hard, but you shouldn't have too much trouble cleaning them up.  From my experience stuff sticking hard to the pot happens when the hiking stove has cranked a bit more heat out then than neccessary. so if you're gently bringing stuff up to the perfect temp, and cleaning up sooner rather than later, you should be fine.

G'day Sally,

The Furno Large Cook Set is designed to be used on a hiking style gas stove. I've chatted to one of my colleagues and he said that the Weber Q doesn't have a spot to put pots, so he wouldn't recommend it. If your BBQ has a separate gas burner on the side we'd say it might be ok, but if not we'd suggest grabbing a hiking or camping style gas stove to use the set on.

They do, Daniel. The 350 Furno Pot range are all designed to work with each other and nest together nicely.

G'day Naomi,

Sea to Summit don't warn against using metal utensils and the hard anodized coating is much more durable than the old teflon coatings that tended to flake off. So you should be fine to use any type of material with these, but if you want to get the best durability out of it I'd stick with plastic or wood and avoid scratching it at all. 

G'day Rob,

I've just had a look at this one for you. The pan of the 360 Degrees Furno Large Cook Set starts on the bottom, then the large pot sits inside that with the small pot inside the large. Unfortunately, the small Cook Set won't fit inside the large. 

G'day Leigh,

The 360 Degrees Furno Large Cook Set is made of a hard anodised aluminium. This makes it a little better for food not sticking but isn't quite at the same level of a Teflon coated pan. 

G'day Bob, 

Yes, the 360 Degrees Furno Cook Set is going to be compatible with the Furno stove from 360 Degrees. 

Hi Debbie,

This pot set is made of hard anodized aluminum which is an excellent conductor however by itself is not compatible with an induction cooktop. (Manufacturers often overcome this by using a stainless steel plate on the base of an aluminium pan to make it compatible however this is not the case with this model).

For other suitable options, cast iron, steel, and stainless steel pans with an iron base or core are good, but glass, aluminium and copper generally are not. We have some cast iron options within our camp cooking range but unfortunately they are not as light or compact as the hiking range.

I hope this information helps but feel free to give us a call if you have further questions. 

That's a good question Jeff, I had to go and test this myself. The large lid fits 'inside' the frying pan rather than sit on top of it. It's a neat fit, but the only thing stopping it from going right to the bottom of the frypan would be the food within. The saucepans have a lip in which the lid sits so it stays on top of the pot.

G'day Michelle, 

You should be able to use the Furno Large Cook Set over any gas stove, or a fire as long as it's a small one - just be wary that using this set on a fire will blacken the cookware a bit. 

We sure do Amy, you can find the MSR Pan Handler (due early November) and Trangia Pot Handles (currently in stock) on our website.

G'day Geoff,

I'm really sorry about this, it looks like we corrected the information in our specs previously but not the description and you're right, this is misleading. Can you either send us an email at service@snowys.com.au or give us a call on 1300 914 007 so we can sort this out for you. I'll get the information on the site updated asap for future customers.