Kupilka Finland - The BEST Eco-Friendly Dishes for Camping or Bushcraft
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Over the years I have struggled finding a set of outdoor dish ware that I was happy with. Metal, particularly titanium is always nice, but in cold weather it gets cold quickly, and that leads to your food or drinks getting cold quickly as well. These products from the company Kupilka are exactly what I have been looking for, and I think you guys will like the products as well.
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Small Cup with Spoon: amzn.to/3QVnrZc
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Bowl: amzn.to/3dKJwLz
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Large Plate: amzn.to/3QYLM0d
Spork: amzn.to/3AaV3vp
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I’ve used Kupilka sporks for years, and the large kuksa and bowl make great camp eating and drinking tools.
Greetings from Finland. These got their inspiration from traditional wooden cups called kuksa (guksi in English?) used by the Sámi people in Lapland. My first experience with Kupilka was over a decade ago when I got small cup as a company present. At first I thought, oh yeah, a kuksa, I've always wanted one. I was a bit underwhelmed when I soon discovered it's not carved out of wood. Molded plastic seemed almost like an insult towards such a traditional item. Years later I heard Kupilka products are highly rated also outside of Finland. The idea has grown on me and I like the look and feel. I still prefer more lightweight stuff for backpacking, but I occasionally use a Kupilka spork instead of a titanium one.
Watching this at a year after, and I agree. I have the large cup, bowl, and platter. I’ve used the bowl and cup for both hot and cold meals, no issues at all. The cup holds a decent amount of heat in, much better than a metal cup. I have had wooden kuksa crack after some time when having very hot liquids in them. This one is still in perfect shape after many seasons.
Kupilka: Kool Kamp Kitchen Kit. Thank you for introducing these durable & unique items to all of us! So VERY Glad you're back!!
I have two of these. You can speed up that pátina process by using oil on a towel. Wipe off the excess.
I love having a handle on the bowl. Dexterity issues; I have MS. Truly a great product.
I like these, never heard of them before, thanks for bringing them to my attention.
Hi from Finland. I like Kupilkas, used em for years but lately ive noticed i dont pack em anymore, instead i use em when kind of car camping, but its more due to me goin more towards lighter, or atleast, more compact kits. Btw, you pronounce my language pretty ok.
Use them: love them.
Love these Kupilka items, I have the large cup, bowl, plater and spork. Welcome to Arkansas.
I have used these for several years, and feel they are well made, and hold up well. I have the larger cup, small plate, and large plate. When backpacking, and hiking, I almost always have the cup. The plates are generally in use when I am camping, as I typically use dehydrated meals when backpacking, and can eat right from the pouch.
I've been using these products for about 3 years now and no complaints.
Light and long lasting. Great product review. Thanks.
I have a few different ones...
Schnapps cup - holds 1/4 cup
My First - holds about 1/2 cup
21 - holds 1 cup
37 - holds about 15 oz
Together you have utensils for eating and drinking but also measuring devices.
When the black material patinas it kind of resembles cast iron.
Cool stuff... DO NOT MICROWAVE!
Microwaving can cause it to delaminate!
Never used them, but think I want to. Thanks Doc for introducing us to new gear.
I have the small and large cup. I’ve been using them for about a year now. I use them when I’m camping and there awesome. I really like the handle design. It allows you to hold the cup in more than one position. What ever is comfortable for you. They do feel different. The cup does get warm, but it’s never been hot. The large cup is versatile and can hold coffee, soup or any hot or cold liquid. I highly recommend them.
I really need to get a hold of some of these for my kit.
Hi Bernie, I use several of the Kupilka products since years. Even if they look a bit weird at first sight they seem to have the optimal proportions for their intended usage. I also like the look and feel of the material! Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
Ernie
I have that small cup with what I use as a sugar spoon. Really like it a lot. Oh, and mines green and it all has to match, lol
Have had the bowl and cup for many yrs now,,excellent product!! Add you a paradors wrap off the end of the handle w a barbell toggle…can hang it easily from a tree or anywhere….very cool mixture of resin and pine I believe…lol….and btw,just told someone the other day…wanna create the perfect Prepper?? Introduce prepping to someone who’s OCD! 😂
Pretty awesome looking gear!!! Think I’m gonna grab a set for me and Mama!!!
Thanks for sharing!
We've been using the large plater, cup, knife, fork & spoon all summer: we love them.❤️ This review is spot on👍as all the utensils are very pleasant to eat from. The bowl & spork will be our next purchase.
I have quite a lot of these. My favourites are the large cup, bowl, and cutlery set. The wife and daughters got them for me for Xmas. Love them.
I don’t think I will go back any thing else.
Good review , thanks for sharing , God bless !
I stumbled across the Kupilka long spork & large bowl a few weeks back ... Instantly liked them and thought they'd make great Xmas gifts for my sons ... I'm thinking of getting them each a long spork & a bowl ... Thanks for the video ...
It looks like a great replacement for wood. I have always thought wood products would hold bacteria. BTW welcome back.
Doc Ernie, personally I 'always' eat from the container I boil/cook in, why carry added ounces when a titanium pot does the same thing, I'm a firm believer in the 'thru-hiker' saying "If it's made of metal get rid of it" except for my titanium pot and long handled 'polished' bowl spoon all the rest I don't carry because I don't need to.
Much better than paper. I've been interested in these for awhile.
It’s so nice to have you back. Always enjoy your videos.
I'm a big fan of my Kupilka kit, it gives every bit of the feeling of using traditional wooden tableware but you get the added durability and temperature tolerance of the plastic, I have both platters, the bowl, both cups, the "shot glass" and a knife, fork, and two different sizes of spoon, great stuff
So glad you are back ... 😎 Really like Kupilka products and glad you are enjoying them as well. I've been using the 37 for a long time.
Oh thanx for the review! Good to see it being held so i can actually understand the size etc. 😊
Greetings from The Sooner State. I have been looking for a product that is not paper not made in China. Thanks for the video!
Thank you. I really like my cups (4). now I need to order a couple of the bowls and sporks. Good job.
Ernie I agree. All your colors should match and the original color is the best. These really are good products. They hold up well and they are a bit more knife edge friendly than a metal plate when you are cutting up food. I will say I managed to melt the edge of my spoon in a hot pan with hot bacon grease and I had to sand the edge down with some fine sandpaper so be careful. They say they are dishwasher friendly, but I tent to hand wash them. When.they are new they kinda have a cool pine woodsy smell to them, but that goes away over time. I would recommend them.
I picked up a cup, bowl, plate, spoon, knifr, fork. I use the spoon, fork, bowl. Small cup was too small for me. Plate came with me for a while, but i never used it. I edc a Buck 112, its all i have needed for camping. I am satisfied with the quality of these products, and i do not have any plans to replace any of them. Maybe a bigger cup.
The large platter looks good for some upcomming Coffee Spit cooks id like to do this fall/winter.
I have the 12oz Kuksa, Large platter, and Large bowl. I just received them for this fall's camping season. I can't wait to use them. There's something about a handle on a bowl that appeals to me. Less "fumbly" I guess. I got the platter with the idea of cutting on it since I hate cutting on my stainless MSR dishes and bowls. Looks like I "need" the long spork and the small platter now that you showed them. The small platter will help with camp food prep (holding cut up veggies, etc.). Welcome back Ernie! You are one of my top favorites!
I've had a few items for years, Defiantly a better feel than metal or plastic. I did break my cup having it clipped onto something. Cut end of handle off and sanded it. Still works fine.
I have the large and small cup ,a the plater but referan from metal knives they scare the bottom. Instead use the knife on the utensil set or quality plastic
OK Ernie, been looking, your video pushed me over the edge. Ordered. Looking forward to trying it.
Great looking. Ordering the cup, bowl, and plate for the fall season.
They are all excellent high quality products
I enjoy using them
Please check out Wildo products especially the large folding mug at 600 ml
i found a very small grey folding mug! :) i think it says wildo on the bottom
I have the large cup, platter, bowl and cutlery set, all in cranberry. I like them a lot, been using them for 3 or 4 years. I did get the large cup too close to my Esbit coffee maker. It now sports a rather large burnt spot. But it is still holding up well, gives it character…well, not really, but it still works!
I'm a stainless steel fan, but if I was worried about weight. Thanks for sharing. Alway good.
I’ve got the smaller cup & a spoon in green. It works great & I really like the material!
I have seen these for a few years but have never pulled the trigger on getting on yet !! I think im going to get the larger cup and spork s . Great informative video as always Ernie!!! take care and stay safe my friend!!!
I have a similar collection and love it.
I've been using the spork for backpacking this past year and give it a thumbs up!
The black sheep in the kulpilka family lol. Yeah I'd go with the OCD 🤣 and get a matching set.
I have the large cup, spork and bowl 🥣 they are convenient
They look pretty nice kinda like wood the prices sould great 👍 maybe have to pick something up thanks for the video
I've never had any of thier products, but I am looking at getting into woodcraft.
Really good looking, the cups that is. lol
Great video thanks the product s look good but I don't think I can get them were I live thanks
those look pretty darn cool
The mugs also isolate a lot more then titanium/steel/aluminium. I also like that my lightweight coffee filter (GSI ultralight Java dripper) clips on nicely
I have cups and they’re great
I have a fire steel from them vary nice
Looks good enuf to give it a try
I wonder if a Trangia kettle would nest nicely ontop of the bowl?
I have not used these products, though they look lovely! Subsequent to having lots of kids AND inheriting great-grandparents' old camping dishes, we have a surfeit of small plastic bowls that we use camping. So I will likely never purchase another dish for backpacking or camping.
They're a better, more sustainable alternative but awkward sizes (the plate is tiny, the cup is either too small or gigantic and only practical for soup). The deep bowl and fork/spoon combi are great, but everything is bulky and heavy. It makes a nice, more environmentally friendly setup for car camping, aestethically pleasing too but absolutely not for hikers.
You like the Kupilka
You like the Trangia
You like the Moras
It seems you like Nordic outdoor poducts - just throw out the rest then 😆
Kupilka❤️ Trangia❤️
Haven't tried Moras... yet.
Interesting idea. Like yourself, I don't care for metal and plastic. I have some pressed bamboo plates at the moment but they are a bit thin. I may have to get a plate and see how it works. What about nesting them together in a kit?
I guess no toxic chemicals in the items that leach out on hot items? I like them.
Neat, but too bulky and heavy for backpacking. I might pick up some for base camp.
I wish they had just a long-handled spoon -- like the Ti ones you can buy to make eating dehydrated meals easier. I don't really care for the double-ended design of this spork.
I don't get the feel from the video.. usually eat from my cooking pot, and bring a small spoon. But I assume when i hold them and touch them I'd get it.
Your used dishes look new and your new dishes look used. They look ugly to me but I'm glad you found something you like so much.
Do they make a longer spork? How heat resistant is the material?
Yes, Kupilka has a 225mm long spork. Kupilka dishware can withstand boiling hot water and cold temperatures as -30˚C.
@@tildapulli1858 thanks 😁
They have a weird smell that doesn't seem to go away even after washing and being put in dishwasher
Sort of a dried clay appearance. Looks homemade somewhat.
Great video thanks the product s look good but I don't think I can get them were I live thanks