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I like my stanley cup.

Great Video. I haven't found any ti y Altoids yet. But soon i fo i will copy that idea. Smart.

Im in the Uk. One of the reasons I bought the Stanley cookset is because I saw it on youtube and the gas canister fitted inside. IHowever in Europe it appears our canisters must be larger, as they will not fit inside the Stanley cookset.

Need to find that adapter for propane! thanks

In the beginning of your video you mentioned Goodwill. I can totally agree with you that there are some pretty surprising things. At your local Goodwill store as far as camping and hiking gear and equipment are concerned. I have found some amazing deals on the above mentioned items at my local Goodwill store before. Everything from a The North Face 65 liter backpack, rain jacket, Big Anges sleeping bag, and other goodies. Just goes to show that you don't have to spend a lot of money on some good camping and hiking gear.

Any updates in 2024?

Maybe add waterproof matches?

I wonder if a homemade cloth coozy woud be practical as a substitute. It might not work as a potholder though.

Set water close to the fire.. Good luck on everything

Foam will melt...nice equipment...

Z - 👍😁 Best wishes from Russia!

Nice kit. Have you changed it up any?

What size is that fuel canister ? I bought a butane one that looks like it 8.11 oz and it's too big..

I bought the Gearland canteen and nesting cup cook set for $33 and its just as good as the Pathfinder cook set that costs $90. I have both and they're both good cook sets.

ANY HACHS FOR THE STANLEY COFFEE PRESS

Great littl setup 👌 subscribed!

I wonder why Stanley likes throwing a spanner in the works. They have now changed the design to a much larger but not as tall pot 😔

I live in the UK,and bought this cookset because, you can keep the gas inside. Unfortunatly our gas canistersover here won't fit. Most anoyed/

Have seen some other vids about what people carry inside the Stanley cook pot. Seems like that addition would be good for a Get Home Bag or some other emergency condition. GSI has a 24 oz Glacier cup that fits the Stanley and water bottles.

The pot is really wobblie on the BSF stove. The Cup is better to stand on the BSF.

Get another strainer, cut it up from the bottom 2" or 3" and insert it in to the stove to hold the ashes.

aluminum cans have a plastic lining, please do not use this for cooking

Building a backpacking cookware set and your video was very useful.

Where do u find the adaptor? Great video .

What brand fuel canister are you using? Because i bought a 3oz (100g) Jet boil canister and the lip around the bottom is too big around and got stuck big time in the Stanley cup. Thank you

What size is the fuel canister I can’t find one locally that fits and would like to order one.

The Sawyer fits on the "life water" bottles. Just keep an empty one in your vehicle if it doesn't fit in the pack.

You have a nice presentation, as in you speak well and have your thoughts pretty well organized. You are knowledgeable on your topic. You aligned your camera well, something that I find extremely irritating on some channels, even those with thousands of subscribers. A couple of suggestions, make an outline or draft bullet points for what you want to convey in your video. If you need other equipment not within easy reach, make it readily accessible and immediately usable for your presentation. Pulling contents from an assembled kit is a little like opening Christmas presents and is entertaining as the viewer anticipates what is next; however reassembling the kit is just time consuming and unnecessary. Finally, you have a very pleasing personality and should do very well on UA-cam. Good luck with your channel.

Nice. For me my cup nests INSIDE perfectly, instead of outside. I simply put my own bandana into the stanley, then my cup, fold the bandana into the second cup and then throw all the supplies inside the cup, shove the bandana down and on the top I have anywhere from 2-5 instant hot drinks, usually coffee and cider. I carry a lighter with duct tape on it inside, also have had a propane converter for years, a folding titanium spork, and a green scrub pad. Only stuff used for eating is in the kit and I consider it a backup lighter. Otherwise I have a medical bag (small) and a completely dedicated fire bag, which is a ferro and another lighter. Always 2 lighters in total and one ferro, I do NOT carry tinder other than duct tape which I've never really had to use. Never had a problem finding/making tinder even when it's soaked.

A used T shirt works well.

For a bail handle and a handle for the lid, look up Waypoint Survival here on youtube and look at his Stanly Cook Set Hacks playlist, particularly "Stanley Cook Set - Hack #7 - No Drill Bail Handle" and "Stanley Cook Set Hack #20 - New Lid Hack"

That's an oven

thank you for sharing

Cool report. Cheers from OZ

Good ideas! I always safe tin containers too! Glad to someone else who recycles and reuses them! 👍

All and all it’s a good pack. Also, your video skills are improving. Keep up the great work and thank you for sharing. The average walking speed is 3 mph on good flat ground. I see you have hills in your neck of the woods, so travel speed may be that or less. Even a small injury could slow your progress. Unless you know for sure you will be able to double time it and not stop, you’re probably looking at an 8-10 hour hike from work to home. Aside from that, unless you’re traveling on familiar roads, walking at night in an emergency can be disorienting even to experienced orienteers. You might want to look at making your GHB overnight capable. It wouldn’t take much. A tarp for shelter. A blanket (even a Mylar blanket) for warmth. A cup/pot to hold water and heat up your bouillon. All of these items could be strapped to your pack and not take up room on the inside.

You had a silverwear drainer/drier in another video. If the jet boil fits inside that, it could make a good wood burner/pot holder for the pot.

If you don’t have a file, a flat rock or concrete will similarly remove the top.

Nice kit. Thanks for showing us.

Any way you can tell us what tank adapter that is?

I use a MSR stove. For faster boiling times, use a pot with a wider footprint so the flame has plenty of surface to make contact with.. The tall/skinny Stanley pot is slower to boil water as the flame comes in contact with such a small bottom surface. I suppose it doesn't matter if you have extra fuel and aren't in a hurry.

i havent seen ozark trail in canada lol

My haversack is a Czech has mask bag I got a 2 for 1 deal so I bought it

Thanks for sharing this. We all start somewhere…most of my beginner gear was scavenged and bought at the hardware store.

Bloody good set up & I like the multipurpose use of many items. A cheap disposable poncho or garbage bag or would be ideal to add to your bag. I would also toss in an old cap that is good when it rains too.

Cool. I like it . 👍

Maybe an esbit stove?

I have that cook set but I never use it, I find my small alpine pot much more useful for cooking food and boiling water

Pretty cool. I have one and it is without a doubt my most used pot for water boiling .also for rattle prevention I use folded tin foil .. can double as windscreen . Foil packet for campfire cooking .. clean place to prep food ,,

The coozie was a great idea, thank you!