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@@dwightjones3305 Thanks for the comment. I sometimes use a trangia burner in the evernew stand as I find the twin rows of flames of the evernew a bit too aggressive at times. Also I'll be trying the other flavours of vegan food on an upcoming trip.

@@hypo345Thanks I'll check out the pot lid. I was thinking of using the trangia plate but that sounds like a better option.

@@aabbushcraft Thanks that means a lot. Hopefully they will only get better as I gain experience. There should be some motorbike travel and woodland ones coming soon.

@@DubberDabbles don’t worry Mate, your videos are excellent 👍 would love to see some overnights with your kit 😉 just trolling though the backlog of your videos 🤗 keep it up.

@@aabbushcraft That's my plan in the near future. We spend a lot of time camping on our land mainly in the bell tent though. My plan was to mix it up and do a few videos.

@@Magoo652 That's exactly the set up I used on the trangia 25 in the real world. I also use the silicon mould and baking grill. It's a really useful bit of kit, but too bulky unless car camping.

@@Magoo652 glad it was of some use. It is my go to piece of kit when travelling light.

@@Magoo652 yeah I'm off on a trip shortly and considered taking them instead of my lightweight set up as seen in one of my other videos.

@@Magoo652 Thanks for the comment. I love that type of set up.

Yeah, they are ever hopeful.

It really was. I'm looking forward to trying the other flavours.

@@USMCTexian yeah they always play like that. You should see some of the outtakes. They manage to find a way into most of my videos. Thanks for the comment.

@@DubberDabbles You piqued my interest with the topic of the video, but the dogs' antics will most assuredly bring me back.

@@USMCTexian I've had a few people comment on the dogs. They are all 3 rescue cases who had a bad life previously and came with a lot of issues.

@@richardowen4616 This is the Amazon link in the UK. I have checked though and it is currently unavailable. I'm sure there will be similar items out there though. It is a good pan though, if a little difficult to clean. amzn.eu/d/hv60e8Z

Yeah a real blast from the past when I dug that out.

@@BrokenBackMountains yeah a good little tent, but I do less hill walking these days so weight is less of an issue. I firmly believe that there is no one perfect tent just the right tent for the situation. That's my excuse anyway.

​@@DubberDabblesAs for midges. I prefer going outside the midge season though I do sometimes and have to resort to a midge net and being stuck inside the tent. I hate them.😂

@@BrokenBackMountains I used to use Avon skin so soft and it was ok but nothing really worked 100%. I've been to a lot of foreign places but nothing is as annoying as the Scottish midge.

Glad it was helpful!

@@BrokenBackMountains yes it was very nice

I'll have to check which one it is as I have 3 and I'm not sure which one I used. I think though it was just a cheap chippy off of Amazon rather than my original trangia one. Thanks for the subscription.

@@DubberDabbles go system one fits my Trangia 27,was trying to find out if fits triangle before buying

@@harrykennedy9778 it is the cheap generic copy one I got from Amazon. It is however a direct copy of the original trangia one. I understand that the new triangles have a different insert from the one on my video as well. Having googled the go system one though, I would suggest it would fit.

@@DubberDabbles thank you sir 👍

@@OJ4HIRE I get it with meths and I kinda knew it would be an issue but on the gas the food looked very clean with no residual taste. I get where you are coming from though.

@@OJ4HIRE A lot of people use gas ovens.

@@BrokenBackMountains true I never thought of it like that.

@@DubberDabbles I wouldn't like to bake on meths or bio ethanol though.

@@BrokenBackMountains I'm not sure I'll check for you when I'm next off work. Off the top of my head I would say yes though but cannot be sure without that physical check.

@@DubberDabbles Thanks for that. No rush.

I've put up a short video showing the Omnia oven on a 27 and it fits fine.

​@@DubberDabblesGreat thanks. I'll check it out.

They add a level of versatility to camp cooking that is hard to match unless you are using a Dutch oven.

@@AndreaJones-b2n yeah very rare

@@OJ4HIRE your welcome and thanks for taking the time to comment.

@@AndreaJones-b2n Yeah a true natural wonder.

@@seawolfkills I've never experienced the water in the vestibule issue, but totally agree with you about the venting. I didn't realise they were no longer available as I saw some for sale on the web maybe old stock. So much for me upgrading to the 2 man version. I guess they never got popular.

@@DubberDabbles they are probably a bit big when packed for the bikepacking mob. I travel fully loaded with 4 panniers, tent and chair go on top between the bags.

@@seawolfkills weight can be an issue but comfort is just as important within reason. I carry a helinox style chair even when backpacking as a good rest is important for the next day. I used the luxe minipeak prior to this tent which is considerably lighter at a smidge over 1kg but a little short in the sleeping area for me.

GSI Outdoors Glacier Stainless Steel Kettle amzn.eu/d/0coXHg8p I hope that works.

thanks 👍

@@DubberDabblesthx, I was curious as well. I aim to put together this exact kit for myself. Excellent vid✌🏻

@@lulzmusic believe it or not I have modified it slightly since the video with what I think are some minor improvements.

@@DubberDabbles I just found your channel and subscribed recently. I will certainly watch more of your videos, and consider your advice and recommendations. ✌🏻

I believe it is around 20kg and there is a newer version on sale now. It doesn't have the front suspension now though I believe.

That's good to know. I feel a visit to the website coming soon.

I only buy stuff for the stickers 😂

I'll check out your channel. We seem to have a shared interest in trangia and free stickers.

Thanks for the comment. You're right about them being addictive. I have all 3 versions of the 25 as well as lots of other stuff.

The lab is a rescue and came with real aggression issues if you can believe that.

I can. Rescues often have history that can do that. Ours came with a house we were renting. He was a good lad but had been left to his own devices for a year before we took him. He had multiple strokes a couple of months before lockdown. He would have enjoyed is all being home. We had had him for 13 years. We have a wee rescue jack/dachshund cross at the moment. She was very attached to the lab.

Arlo (that's his name) drew blood on me 6 times in the first 2 weeks. The rescue couldn't get him out of the van for 24 hrs when he was taken in. Patience, love and time and he is really progressing.

​@@DubberDabblesAye. They are strong dogs and it takes a lot to make a lab aggressive like that. He must have been through a bit. Good to see him in a good home with people who spend the time for him👍

Yeah the dogs can be a handful but lovable as well. The tent has been really good for my use case.

Thanks it works really well for us.

Nothing I did I can assure you.

Yeah I'm impressed with it

Please do! It's easy.

Try it I'm sure you'll love it.

Try it I'm sure you'll love it.

It makes life easier when using appliances