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Sonik Sizzla Multi-Pan Set
Sonik Sizzla Multi-Pan Set (UC0002)
A clever two-pan cooking setup for anglers who want a hot meal on the bank, without lugging a full kitchen around.
- Two lightweight die-cast aluminium pans, each with a 1.1-litre capacity.
- Includes one griddle pan and one smooth-bottomed pan.
- Heavy-duty fluoropolymer non-stick coating on the pans.
- Removable handles, a spring-lock transport closer and multi-utensil tongs are included.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Sonik Sizzla Multi-Pan Set, SKU UC0002, with one griddle pan, one smooth-bottomed pan, removable handles and a transport-focused folding design.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A well-thought-out compact cookware set with useful pan choices and strong bank-friendly packing features.
- Product Quality9/10
- Performance8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.1/10
- Ease of Use9.1/10
- Value for Money8.8/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Solo and two-man carp sessions. The two 1.1-litre pans give you enough room for a proper breakfast, a quick dinner or separate ingredients without hauling a bulky kitchen setup.
- Anglers who like hot food on the bank. The griddle and smooth-bottomed pan cover plenty of everyday cooking jobs, while the removable parts keep packing simple.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers using induction hobs. This set isn’t suitable for induction cooking, so it won’t be the right choice for an induction-based setup.
- Big groups or family-style cooking. The compact capacity is aimed at small portions and quick meals rather than feeding a full gang around the bivvy.
The lowdown
Introducing the Sonik Sizzla Multi-Pan Set
A clever two-pan cooking setup for anglers who want a hot meal on the bank, without lugging a full kitchen around.
- Two lightweight die-cast aluminium pans, each with a 1.1-litre capacity.
- Includes one griddle pan and one smooth-bottomed pan.
- Heavy-duty fluoropolymer non-stick coating on the pans.
- Removable handles, a spring-lock transport closer and multi-utensil tongs are included.
Quick verdict
A cracking little cook set for proper bank grub
The Sonik Sizzla Multi-Pan Set is a smart bit of kit for anglers who want more than boil-in-the-bag meals. You get two useful pans, removable handles and a tidy transport footprint, all in a lightweight package.
It’s not for induction hobs, and the two 1.1-litre pans won’t feed the whole syndicate. For one or two anglers cooking breakfast, a stir-fry, sausages or a decent bit of bank-side grub, though, it looks bob on.
A well-thought-out compact cookware set with useful pan choices and strong bank-friendly packing features.
- Product Quality
- 9/10
- Performance
- 8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.1/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.1/10
- Value for Money
- 8.8/10
Die-cast aluminium, a heavy-duty non-stick coating, T-lock handles and strengthened D-hinges give the set a reassuringly purposeful build.
The griddle, smooth pan and low-profile heat-exchange bases cover everyday bank cooking without unnecessary bulk.
It won’t catch the fish for you, but quick hot meals can keep you comfortable, alert and happier through long sessions.
Removable handles, the transport closer and included tongs make the set straightforward to pack, use and tidy away.
The two-pan format and compact design offer more versatility than a basic single camping pan, especially for regular two-man sessions.
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Sonik Sizzla Multi-Pan Set
There’s nothing worse than sitting on the bank with a screaming take in your head and a rumbling belly in your stomach. Well, apart from a blank, obviously. A decent hot meal can turn a long session around, but lugging a full cooking setup down the path is a proper faff. That’s where the Sonik Sizzla Multi-Pan Set comes in.
This is a compact two-pan cooking kit aimed squarely at anglers who want something a bit more useful than a kettle and a packet of noodles. You get a griddle pan, a smooth-bottomed pan and multi-utensil tongs, giving you the basics for breakfast, lunch or a cheeky late-night bite-time feast.
The pans are made from lightweight die-cast aluminium, so the idea is to keep the weight down without making the kit feel like disposable camping tat. That’s a big win when your barrow is already groaning under the weight of rods, reels, alarms, a bedchair and enough bait to feed the lake.
The griddle pan is the star for proper bank grub. Bacon, sausages, burgers, chicken, halloumi or a bit of steak all make sense here. You’ve got a broad cooking surface rather than trying to balance everything in a tiny saucepan. Get the bacon on while you’re waiting for the first fizz of the morning and suddenly that 5am alarm doesn’t seem quite so brutal.
The smooth-bottomed pan handles the wetter jobs. Beans, scrambled eggs, noodles, pasta, sauce or a quick curry are all much more at home in it. You can use the two pans together when you’re cooking separate ingredients, or keep things simple and use just the pan that suits the job. That flexibility is dead handy on longer sessions.
Both pans have a heavy-duty fluoropolymer non-stick coating. In practical terms, that should make cooking and cleaning less of a battle, especially when you’re trying to get sorted before the rods are off. You’ll still want to use sensible utensils and avoid attacking the coating with anything abrasive, mind. Non-stick isn’t magic armour.
The clever bit is how the set packs down. The handles are removable and use Sonik’s T-lock attachment system, while the spring-lock closer can also be removed for transport. That gives the whole thing a much tidier footprint in a cookware pouch, rucksack or tackle bag. Packed dimensions are 230 x 225 x 70mm, which is nicely compact for a two-pan setup.
The pans also feature low-profile hexagonal heat-exchange bases. That design is there to help transfer heat efficiently while keeping the bases fairly low profile. On the bank, that should mean less wasted heat and a setup that doesn’t feel needlessly bulky. Just remember this isn’t induction cookware, so check the stove or hob you’re pairing it with before you head off.
There’s another useful touch in the strengthened D-hinges, which allow multiple pans to join together. That gives the set a more connected, stable feel when you’re cooking, rather than having two loose bits of kit wandering around the stove. It’s a thoughtful feature for cramped bivvy tables and small cooking areas.
So, who’s it really for? Mainly the solo angler or two-man team who wants hot food without carrying a full camp kitchen. It won’t replace a big frying pan when you’re feeding six hungry mates, and the capacities are deliberately compact at 1.1 litres per pan. But for a couple of anglers cooking sensibly sized meals, it looks like a cracking bit of bank kit. Less bulk, less mess and a lot more chance of eating something proper before the next bite.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- SKU
- UC0002
- Pan construction
- Lightweight die-cast aluminium
- Coating
- Heavy-duty fluoropolymer non-stick coating
- Capacity
- 2 x 1.1 litres
- Transport dimensions
- 230 x 225 x 70 mm
- Assembled dimensions
- 230 x 395 x 70 mm
Specs checked with Sonik, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The angle
This is all about making bank cooking less of a faff. The griddle gives you a proper cooking surface for bacon, burgers or a bit of fish, while the smooth-bottomed pan handles eggs, beans, sauce, noodles and other wetter jobs.
The removable spring-lock closer and handles help keep everything compact in the holdall. That matters when the barrow’s already loaded with bivvy, bedchair, buckets and enough tackle to open a shop.
What you’re buying
Two pans, one tidy little cooking system
The Sizzla set gives you a griddle pan and a smooth-bottomed pan, both made from lightweight die-cast aluminium. Each holds 1.1 litres, so you’ve got enough capacity for normal solo or two-man meals without dragging a chunky domestic pan set to the lake.
The griddle is the one for bacon, burgers, sausages and other drier foods. The smooth-bottomed pan is better for beans, eggs, noodles, sauces and anything that needs a bit more depth. The heavy-duty fluoropolymer non-stick coating should also make turning food and washing up far less of a drama.
Handles come off using the T-lock attachment system, and the spring-lock closer is removable for transport. The strengthened D-hinges let the pans join together, while the included multi-utensil tongs cover basic serving and turning jobs.
Worth knowing. This set isn’t suitable for induction hobs. Pair it with a compatible camping stove or cooking setup, and avoid treating the non-stick coating like a chopping board.
Bank-life fit
Best for smaller crews and proper hot meals
If you usually fish alone or with one mate, the Sizzla makes a lot of sense. You can cook breakfast in the griddle while warming beans or making a sauce in the other pan. That’s a big step up from surviving on snacks between bite-times.
It should also suit anglers who hate carrying loads of loose cookware. The handles come off, the closer can be removed and the packed dimensions are compact enough to sit neatly with the rest of your cooking kit. That means less rattling around in the barrow and less faff when you’re packing down.
The main limitation is capacity. Two 1.1-litre pans are sensible for small portions, but they’re not designed for a full social cook-up. If the whole group wants bacon rolls, burgers and beans, you’ll either need multiple cooking rounds or something bigger.
Worth knowing. For a tidy two-pan meal, prep your ingredients before lighting the stove. With the pans close together, having chopped food and utensils ready keeps the cooking area calmer and helps avoid knocking things about in a cramped bivvy.
Quick answers
The bits you’ll want to know before buying
Can the pans be used separately? Yes. The removable handles and joining design give you flexibility, so you’re not locked into cooking with both pans connected every time. That’s useful when you only need to fry an egg or warm a tin of beans.
What sort of meals suit the set? Think bacon and eggs, sausages, burgers, beans, noodles, pasta, stir-fries, curry and similar quick bank meals. The griddle and smooth-bottomed pan cover both dry frying and wetter cooking jobs.
How compact is it? The transport dimensions are 230 x 225 x 70mm. Assembled, the set measures 230 x 395 x 70mm, so it stays relatively slim while giving you a longer joined cooking setup.
Worth knowing. The tongs are included, but you’ll still want a small cloth or heatproof glove in your cooking pouch. Removable handles are handy, but hot cookware is still hot cookware, mate.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Two genuinely useful pan shapes for breakfast, dinner and quick snacks.
- Removable handles make the set much easier to pack and carry.
- Low-profile hexagonal heat-exchange bases are designed with efficient heating in mind.
- The included tongs add a handy bit of versatility on the bank.
- Compact transport dimensions suit cramped tackle storage.
Worth knowing
- Not suitable for induction hobs.
- Two 1.1-litre pans are better for one or two anglers than a hungry group.
- The joined multi-pan design may feel less useful if you only ever cook with one pan at a time.
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01What pans come with the Sonik Sizzla Multi-Pan Set?
What pans come with the Sonik Sizzla Multi-Pan Set?
You get one griddle pan and one smooth-bottomed pan. Both have a 1.1-litre capacity and a heavy-duty fluoropolymer non-stick coating.
02Can the handles be removed for transport?
Can the handles be removed for transport?
Yes. Both pans have removable handles, with a super-tough T-lock attachment system. A removable spring-lock closer also helps hold the set together when packed.
03Is the Sonik Sizzla Multi-Pan Set suitable for induction hobs?
Is the Sonik Sizzla Multi-Pan Set suitable for induction hobs?
No. Sonik states that this cookware set isn’t suitable for induction hobs.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a cracking little cook set for proper bank grub. The strongest reasons to choose it are two genuinely useful pan shapes for breakfast, dinner and quick snacks. and removable handles make the set much easier to pack and carry.; the main trade-off is not suitable for induction hobs..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Two genuinely useful pan shapes for breakfast, dinner and quick snacks.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Solo and two-man carp sessions: The two 1.1-litre pans give you enough room for a proper breakfast, a quick dinner or separate ingredients without hauling a bulky kitchen setup.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “Not suitable for induction hobs.”
Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.
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