CarbonTrail 12 Cookset

CarbonTrail 12 Cookset

$225.00
$225.00 $225.00
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CarbonTrail 12 Cookset
  • CarbonTrail 12 Cookset
  • CarbonTrail 12 Cookset
  • CarbonTrail 12 Cookset
  • CarbonTrail 12 Cookset
  • CarbonTrail 12 Cookset
  • CarbonTrail 12 Cookset
CarbonTrail 12 Cookset

Agawa Gear

CarbonTrail 12 Cookset

Full-size camp cooking versatility that packs down small and travels anywhere your appetite does.
$225.00
$225.00 $225.00
Description

Good camp cooking doesn't have to mean hauling a kitchen with you. The AGAWA CARBONTRAIL12 Adventure Cook Set gives you a full-size 12-inch carbon steel wok and pan in a compact, modular package that's ready for the campsite, cabin, RV or backyard fire pit. Sear, fry, stew, steam, smoke, bake or rehydrate your favourite camp meals, whether you're cooking over a campfire, camp stove, gas or induction.

The carbon steel construction offers excellent heat distribution and develops a natural non-stick surface as it's seasoned and used. The wok, pan, stainless steel lid and removable handles pack neatly into the included Cordura storage case, which also has room for utensils and other cooking essentials. It's a pretty impressive package for camp chefs who like to eat well outdoors.
Quick Specs

- 30 cm / 12 in carbon steel wok and pan
- 18-gauge carbon steel construction
- Stainless steel lid
- 2 rigid, removable handles
- Durable Cordura storage case
- Packs down to approximately 30 × 30 × 10 cm / 12 × 12 × 4 in
- Weight: 4.8 lbs / 2.2 kg
- Suitable for campfire, gas, induction and other heat sources
- Naturally non-stick surface develops through seasoning
- Made for searing, frying, stewing, steaming, smoking, baking and rehydrating
- Designed and made in Canada
SHIPPING & RETURNS

We ship within 1 to 2 business days. Returns are free. Email us and we'll make it right.

About Agawa Gear

Agawa Canyon Inc. began with canoe trips down Ontario's Agawa River into Lake Superior, where the founders developed a lifelong pull toward backcountry travel. Around campfires, they kept hitting the same frustration — gear that fell short, forcing them to tinker and modify before every trip. That recurring problem became the seed for building something better.

A career change gave them the opening to design a stronger camp saw, and the company launched from a garage in 2014, funded in part by an early Kickstarter campaign for the BOREAL21. Today the team — adventurers first, backed by engineering and industrial design chops — still spends serious time paddling Canada's northern rivers, and donates 1% of annual revenue to wildlife and conservation causes.

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