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THTYBROS 17-piece set, 1.7 l pot vs yourGEAR Ranger V, 7 pieces for 4–5

Two hard-anodised sets that both publish a weight and a packed size — which one publishes the rest?

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Nine cook sets sit in this hub and only these two publish a weight and a packed size together, which is why they are here rather than any other pair. From there they diverge: one gives its pots in liters and no lid, the other gives three lids and no liters. The wall thickness column is blank on both, as it is on all nine sets, and so is the heat exchanger base.

THTYBROS seventeen-piece hard-anodized aluminum camping cookware set with cups and cutlery

THTYBROS 17-piece set, 1.7 l pot

7.8/10

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≈ $40

yourGEAR Ranger V seven-piece hard-anodized aluminum camping pot set with lids

yourGEAR Ranger V, 7 pieces for 4–5

7.8/10

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Gram against gram

Compared on 17-piece set, 1.7 l pot Ranger V, 7 pieces for 4–5
Capacity 1.7 liter pot and 1.15 liter kettle — stated, with two 200 ml steel cups Not published — three pots and one pan for four to five people, none of them in liters
Material Hard-anodised aluminum for the pot, kettle and pan — stated; cups and plates stated stainless steel Hard-anodised aluminum — stated, described as durable
Wall thickness Not published Not published
Nested packed size 7.5 × 7.5 × 5 inches (19 × 19 × 12.7 cm, converted) — stated with every piece nested and bagged 21 × 21 × 15 cm (8.3 × 8.3 × 5.9 in) — stated for the set stacked inside its ventilated transport bag
Weight 2.75 pounds (1.25 kg, converted) — stated as the total for the set 1050 g (37 oz) — stated for the set
Handle design Silicone handle — stated heat-resistant and non-slip; the listing does not say whether it folds Folding, thermally insulated handles — stated
Lid design Not published — no lid appears among the seventeen pieces the maker itemises Three pots each with a lid — stated; no strainer holes and no pouring feature mentioned
Coating Not published — hard anodising is named as the surface treatment and no non-stick coating is claimed Non-stick coating — stated, described as scratch-resistant; the coating is not named
Heat exchanger base Not published Not published
Listed on amazon.com Yes No

Each tick belongs to its own line and nothing more. The row of ticks is not a score: the two verdicts underneath settle the page, because these two answer different questions on the trail.

Which of the two, for which walk

Buy the THTYBROS 17-piece set, 1.7 l pot

The THTYBROS is the set to take if you want to know what you are cooking in: 1.7 liters for the pot and 1.15 for the kettle are published, which on this shelf is close to unique, and the packed bundle is the smaller of the two. It publishes those figures in inches, pounds and liters at once, and it publishes no lid.

yourGEAR Ranger V, 7 pieces for 4–5

No amazon.com listing was found for this one. We hold references for other markets but none for the United States, so it may not be buyable here — which is the first thing to weigh against anything below.

The yourGEAR is the lighter set on the published figures, 1050 g (37 oz) against 1.25 kg (2.8 lb), and it is the one that publishes lids — three of them, one per pot — plus folding insulated handles. It never says how many liters any of those three pots hold, so match it to a group size rather than to a recipe.

What people ask before buying

Why compare a 17-piece set with a 7-piece one?

Because the piece count is the least comparable thing on the page. Both are hard-anodised aluminum sets sold for a group, both publish a weight and a packed size, and both are bought for the same trip. Counting pieces would put plates and a sponge on the same footing as a pot; comparing what each maker publishes about the cooking vessels does not.

Does “non-stick coating” tell you anything useful here?

Only that the maker states one. The yourGEAR listing does not name the coating and gives no utensil guidance; the THTYBROS listing claims no coating at all and names hard anodising as its surface treatment instead. Those are two different statements, not a better and a worse one, and neither has a figure behind it.

The full page for both

Prices in these summaries were read on the dates each review gives. The live figure sits beside every product.