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Proper Cooked Breakfasts in Camp

The Highlander 18cm Camping Frying Pan brings real frying to your campsite, ideal for bacon, eggs, sausages and anything else that deserves better than a boil-in-the-bag. At 18cm across it is a practical size for one or two people.

Hard Anodised for the Long Haul

The pan is made from hard anodised aluminium, a finish that is tougher and more scratch resistant than plain alloy while staying light and heating quickly and evenly over a camp stove or fire.

Folds Away Neatly

Rubber-coated folding handles stay cool to the touch and fold flat against the pan, so it packs down to a slim 5 x 20.5 x 20.5 cm and slips easily into a rucksack or cook set.

Light Enough to Forget

Weighing just 177 grams, it barely registers in your pack. A camp kitchen essential. Browse more outdoor and tactical gear.

General
BrandHighlander
ColourBlue and Grey
Dimensions
Weight177 g
Other
Diameter18 cm (7.25 inch)
MaterialHard anodised aluminium
HandleFolding, rubber/silicone coated stay-cool
Pack dimensions5 x 20.5 x 20.5 cm

Frequently asked questions

How big is the pan?

It measures 18 cm (about 7.25 inches) across, a practical size for cooking for one or two people without being bulky to carry.

What is hard anodised aluminium?

It is aluminium treated to give a harder, more scratch and corrosion resistant surface than plain alloy, while staying light and heating quickly and evenly.

Do the handles get hot?

The handles are rubber coated to stay cooler to the touch, and they fold in against the pan so it packs down flat and slips easily into a rucksack or cook set.

How much does it weigh?

Just 177 grams, so it barely adds any weight to your pack, making it well suited to backpacking as well as car camping.

Is it non-stick?

The pan is hard anodised aluminium, which is naturally more food-release friendly and easy to clean than bare alloy. A little oil or fat is still recommended when frying.