Stove looks like a real winner to me. A stove designed to run off multiple fuels right from the get go is a survival multiplier. Running off three fuels is even better. I hope I can get one when these become available
I always enjoy Dave's videos. It doesn't matter if it's trappin a line or camping in the snow or cooking at camp. Every video has something to take away from it. I really appreciate the content and the time put in to that content. Even a simple product review has a lesson in it. Thanks Dave for all the hard work and honesty you put in to your content.
My kids love some chili mac... To feed a couple of extra folks throw in some instant rice and if you want to get "fancy" then chop up some hot dogs and add them in too. Brings back tons of memories of camping at the beach with my kids and nephews. I will have to try the dry milk. Stove looks great.
Dave I just gotta say thanks. You gave me the inspiration to get off my butt again a few years back and start putting in some dirt time. Can’t wait until this stove is available and in my pack along with many other great pieces of kit you have designed and or produced.
That's a good price. I bought the MSR version a few years ago and paid over $100 for all the stuff you're selling for $65. If this is at least the quality of my MSR version and you don't have one and you have the available cash it's a great investment. For the pepper that maybe watching any flammable liquid or gas I can burn in mine and this one looks to be similar to the one I have. They are definitely worth it in my opinion. Thanks Dave for coming out with an affordable version. God bless and stay safe.
Really nice to see everything that's needed for fuel versatility and maintenance is included with the stove. Looks like a great package for a good price.
Dave that's an awesome stove at a supper deal. I could hear the power of the burn as you were adjusting the flame. Comes with a wind screen that's an awesome necessity which saves fuel and shortens cooking time. In my experience, you try to bring us the best gear for the cost. I've never been disappointed with the items I purchased from SRO. BTW that chili mac looked awesome. May try dehydrating the can of chili to lighten up my pack for a weekend get-away. Thanks for all you do to help us survive and thrive in the bush.
I really like how your videos show Good things! Your food will never be 5 star but will keep you full. Your shelters won’t win hotel of the year but will keep you safe and protected. You help people with actual outdoor help. Great vids!
Dave, this seems way better than the MSR Whisperlite multi-fuel stove. All the attachments are preset, and there is no apparent assembly/disassembly required to modify for use with different fuels. This avoids lost parts as they are all permanently attached, yet multi-purposed. Well designed! Kudos to you.
OK! You hit me in the heart w/this one. As good as your meat loaf. Chili Mac is 1of my all time favorites. I've also seen some 5* cooking from you as well. Flat iron steak w/the broiler rack in your frying pan. Add some steamed asparagus and wallah. That broiler rack is in my cart as I'm making this comment. Hope it fits my SRO Ti pan. Outstanding Dave! I am a devoted fan, and user of your gear ⚙️ as well as your recipes. Will be picking up a multi fuel stove kit @ the end of the month. Can't wait to hit the field with the new gear. P.S. I can't forget the new coffee press either.
This looks like a great all around stove. Love making chili mac that way. I have always loved that combo of Mac/ cheese and hormel!! I am going to upgrade with your powdered milk and seasoning addition!!
I'm thoroughly impressed with the stove you're presenting here. As soon as I can afford it, I'm buying that stove. I haven't purchased one since the 90's. I like that one. Simple and perfect. The recipe sounds good too.
Hi Dave, great vid, as usual, I been a fan of your vids and TV for years and always enjoy your style of teaching. Love Hormel chili and can't wait to try your recipe. Thanx Sam
Hello. Thank you very much for showing us the video prior to the release of the stove. I look forward to purchasing one. Also, may we get videos on how to replace the jet and o-rings? Along with troubleshooting and how to properly maintain this stove?
Had to order the stove after seeing this video and the original video. Always wanted a multi fuel stove and this kit is priced just right. Hope to get to play with it soon as it doesn’t ship till late July.
The stove looks awesome. For the money,it sounds like a great deal. You need a tortilla to go along with the recipe. I think I will be getting the stove this Memorial Day weekend. Thanks for a great video.
I've been running an almost identical stove for the last 15-20 years, I picked it up when I was in the military because I could run it on Aviation Fuel in the field. It's been great, and very reliable. I see no reason why this wouldn't be as good. Very worthwhile having in your kit. Nice price too. I may very well pick one up.
wonder if lower proof alcohols would work. probably not ideal but if you try something like 80proof vodka let us jnow how it works. that's what they use at the Japanese restaurants when they do the fire. although I think they let it heat up a bit on the grill b4 they light it
@@chip6515 not 100% positive but I think the alcohol content has to be at least 50% (or 100 proof,) but pressurized in the bottle may make a difference?
I'm hoping it will run denatured alcohol...I love my evernew, but I can't use it "legally" in a lot of places. This would solve that problem and still let me use a fuel that I use in bulk quantities as it is...
Great job designing a very useful piece of gear. The additional fittings for multi-fuel is a terrific addition. Looks like it simmers well unlike my old MSR XGK. I have used it mostly to melt snow and ice making hot water for winter camping. Your new stove will be great for cooking and melting snow. It's on my want list.
Wow man I really like the idea of a gallon of Coleman white gas as I can use it in my lantern also. a big batch of chili mak is the first thing goin on it. :) Appreciate all the testing.
That looks like an awesome stove. I'm definitely going to try and order one of those. Thanks for the video Dave and for your time, research and development of another useful piece of kit. That chili mac recipe looks god too.
Awesome Dave, the Chili Mac looked great! The stove looks great too and a great price for every thing you get with it and being multi-fuel also. Very nice! 👍
Man, years ago I bought a primus omnifuel or multi fuel or something like that. I remember it had a nozzle for using aviation fuel. I never needed that. I paid at least double what you’re charging for your stove. $65? That’s an incredible value.
The equipment is spectacular, but the feasts that result from the equipment demonstrations are the best part of the videos! lol I see you appreciate it very much! lol Peace and good! Big hug 💪!
Great looking stove. The chili Mac looks good too. You can make several different things from canned chili. My favorite is Nacho Cheese Fritos and chili. You can heat the chili with added spice, as desired, and serve over the Fritos (for crunchy texture) or mix in the Fritos while heating the chili. Use the real large can of chili, if more than one is eating, or if you have a big apatite. ;-)
Dave, glad to see this, looking to replace my old one from eBay. (Two is one)😀 Anyway please do a video using all the fuel choices and in winter. The importance of the preheater for propane and isopro. Oh and just add a zippy for the fuel bottle pressure pump once used and it all fits in a 2 liter dry bag. Extra fuel bottle on the outside of pack in winter for emergency fire making. Oh yeah put that sucker on high and see how long it takes to ake coffee.👍
Great kit and recipe! These type stoves are so useful but they all have the same issue of focusing the heat in a very small area…which makes it hard to get even cooking heat. I have fixed this issue by making a heat plate to put over the burner to spread the heat. I use a 3/8 inch thick round steel plate cut to the size of the bottom of my skillet or pot. Preheat the plate to the desired temp and simmer away with no worries of hot spots. I’m curious if others do this or something similar?
Nice little stove, I think I'll pick one up during the pre-sale and give it a workout. On a side note, when burning thicker fuels ie; diesel, kerosene. etc. you will need to run the stove at a lower rate to prevent sooting and carbonizing of the jet (but that is ok since there are more BTUs in thicker fuels). To help prevent that, the fuel needs more time in the generator (the little tube over the burner) the burner flame heats the fuel, atomizing or vaporizing it to get a more complete/cleaner burn. To burn those thicker fuels, a pre heat with alcohol or better, a fuel gel at the burner cup will be needed, but that might not work either because of where the valve is. the valve may be too far away from the burner. Will need to try it and find out. Are you going to offer up spare fuel bottles? one for kerosene one alcohol, etc?
Thats great that you ad the extra parts. I loved my Coleman stove for 20 years, the seal has finally died and the company says they dont have a repair kit.
Nice looking stove, I've got at least 5 or more camp stoves already but that one covers a lot more situations. My Coleman multi fuel single burner is and has been great but no propane or isobutane capability. I kinda fell in disuse with most of them and only really using my Jet-Boil's mainly.
David Canterbury just recieved my folding skillet and "seasoned " it this morning. Now I have to decide what to cook first, corn meal mush or chilimac!
I just recently purchased a Trangia gas stove. For $75, I basically just got the burner which only works with isobutane. I can buy a propane adapter for another $6-$10. I had to modify it to work with my Firebox stove. This Pathfinder multifuel stove is the cat's meow, right there. Memorial Day pre-sale? I'm thinking I need one. With the fire restrictions in the West right now, you can only use a pressurized stove in the forest. Not even alcohol stoves are permitted. With plans to hike the Continental Divide Trail, you can't always find isobutane in every little store you may have to resupply at. But, I can find alcohol, white gas, gasoline, etc..
.... Have used an MSR Whisperlite for many years when a liquid stove shines over the others ,, and it will burns anything that's flammable .... but as a gear geek ,, I think I have seen this one before ,, but I'm going to have to get one of these ,, it looks like a quality stove with options as a muti fuel .... and you have stepped up the product items and info ....
Stove looks like a real winner to me. A stove designed to run off multiple fuels right from the get go is a survival multiplier. Running off three fuels is even better. I hope I can get one when these become available
I always enjoy Dave's videos. It doesn't matter if it's trappin a line or camping in the snow or cooking at camp. Every video has something to take away from it. I really appreciate the content and the time put in to that content. Even a simple product review has a lesson in it. Thanks Dave for all the hard work and honesty you put in to your content.
This should be a Backpackers Magazine Gear Award. Most definitely most versatile stove ever made.
My kids love some chili mac... To feed a couple of extra folks throw in some instant rice and if you want to get "fancy" then chop up some hot dogs and add them in too. Brings back tons of memories of camping at the beach with my kids and nephews. I will have to try the dry milk. Stove looks great.
Dave I just gotta say thanks. You gave me the inspiration to get off my butt again a few years back and start putting in some dirt time. Can’t wait until this stove is available and in my pack along with many other great pieces of kit you have designed and or produced.
Your cooking videos are great. You always have some good recipes. There's nothing like cooking outdoors.
This stove looks like a winner. I like to camp and with this stoves capability, I can use whatever fuel is available. Thanks for the demonstration.
Great Pathfinder stove Dave and also great cooking love chili mac.
That's a good price. I bought the MSR version a few years ago and paid over $100 for all the stuff you're selling for $65. If this is at least the quality of my MSR version and you don't have one and you have the available cash it's a great investment. For the pepper that maybe watching any flammable liquid or gas I can burn in mine and this one looks to be similar to the one I have. They are definitely worth it in my opinion. Thanks Dave for coming out with an affordable version. God bless and stay safe.
Thanks for the update on the stove and a great idea for a simple meal with some preparation in advance. Keep up the different cooking method videos
Really nice to see everything that's needed for fuel versatility and maintenance is included with the stove.
Looks like a great package for a good price.
Dave that's an awesome stove at a supper deal. I could hear the power of the burn as you were adjusting the flame. Comes with a wind screen that's an awesome necessity which saves fuel and shortens cooking time. In my experience, you try to bring us the best gear for the cost. I've never been disappointed with the items I purchased from SRO. BTW that chili mac looked awesome. May try dehydrating the can of chili to lighten up my pack for a weekend get-away. Thanks for all you do to help us survive and thrive in the bush.
I really like how your videos show Good things! Your food will never be 5 star but will keep you full. Your shelters won’t win hotel of the year but will keep you safe and protected. You help people with actual outdoor help. Great vids!
loving the cooking series! tryed the corn meal mush and loved it. Chili mac is next!
Dave, this seems way better than the MSR Whisperlite multi-fuel stove. All the attachments are preset, and there is no apparent assembly/disassembly required to modify for use with different fuels. This avoids lost parts as they are all permanently attached, yet multi-purposed. Well designed! Kudos to you.
OK! You hit me in the heart w/this one. As good as your meat loaf. Chili Mac is 1of my all time favorites. I've also seen some 5* cooking from you as well. Flat iron steak w/the broiler rack in your frying pan. Add some steamed asparagus and wallah.
That broiler rack is in my cart as I'm making this comment. Hope it fits my SRO Ti pan.
Outstanding Dave! I am a devoted fan, and user of your gear ⚙️ as well as your recipes. Will be picking up a multi fuel stove kit @ the end of the month. Can't wait to hit the field with the new gear.
P.S. I can't forget the new coffee press either.
I'm a big fan of the Hormel Hot Chili. Stove looks great. Thanks for keeping the videos coming.
I feel like a little kid every time I see there's a new episode. Actually, more like a private lesson every time. Thank you, Dave.
Think i like watching you cooking as much as all your other vids. Good stuff. Giving more ideas for trips too👍
This looks like a great all around stove. Love making chili mac that way. I have always loved that combo of Mac/ cheese and hormel!! I am going to upgrade with your powdered milk and seasoning addition!!
Total awesomeness! Looking forward to a stove purchase. I’ve added the Carnation powered milk to my shopping list. Thanks for the tip.
I like that it comes with a wind screen. Can use the wind screen for the stove and a small fire.
Awesome stove! I will take one on the preorder, when you start, if you tell us how to get on the preorder list.
I love making chili Mac at camp. It's always a hit! Don't forget the Texas Pete! I will be getting one of those stoves next week hopefully!
Great Stove and good simple meal. Just like your earlier days. Keep it simple.
Complete kit for $65 is a good deal.
I really like the addition of the wind screen.
Getting the ingredients now to make this for dinner!
Update: Just ate this with my family and it was crazy good. Thanks Dave
Maybe the propane tank should be standing up. You wouldn't want a slug of liquid.
Great product David
This was one of my favorite meals growing up.
I turned it into a cheese dip by mixing hormel chili with velveeta. Folks at work love it.
I'm thoroughly impressed with the stove you're presenting here. As soon as I can afford it, I'm buying that stove. I haven't purchased one since the 90's. I like that one. Simple and perfect. The recipe sounds good too.
Hi Dave, great vid, as usual, I been a fan of your vids and TV for years and always enjoy your style of teaching. Love Hormel chili and can't wait to try your recipe. Thanx Sam
I always get excited when I see new cooking videos from you Dave!
Hello. Thank you very much for showing us the video prior to the release of the stove. I look forward to purchasing one.
Also, may we get videos on how to replace the jet and o-rings? Along with troubleshooting and how to properly maintain this stove?
This is a true survival item for so many situations. I just love the concept!
Looks fast easy & good to and doesn't weigh much in the pack . You keep out doing yourself on your infection videos is what I call them thank you.
My only complaint is that I need to wait a week to order one. Looks fantastic. I appreciate the extra effort that y'all put into product development.
I'm with ya on that. A whole week?
That stove looks like amazing value for money, looks really stable!
Had to order the stove after seeing this video and the original video. Always wanted a multi fuel stove and this kit is priced just right. Hope to get to play with it soon as it doesn’t ship till late July.
looking forward to giving it a try Thanks for the video Dave
Looks great Dave! Let us know when the stove hits the store! I want one!
The stove looks awesome. For the money,it sounds like a great deal. You need a tortilla to go along with the recipe. I think I will be getting the stove this Memorial Day weekend. Thanks for a great video.
I've been running an almost identical stove for the last 15-20 years, I picked it up when I was in the military because I could run it on Aviation Fuel in the field.
It's been great, and very reliable. I see no reason why this wouldn't be as good. Very worthwhile having in your kit.
Nice price too. I may very well pick one up.
Yes, I can't wait to get my hands on this stove so I can test it's ability to run off diesel or biodiesel 😁👍
Might wanna bring some extra TP for that dinner… love the stove kit!
LOVED in the Army when coming in from training when the cooks said they were serving chili Mac for lunch or dinner 😎
Thanks Dave. Love this series. Hope you catch some fish soon and show us a recipe.
Great video Dave, looks like I will be getting this item. I would like to try using moonshine or 151 as fuel for fun. Take care
wonder if lower proof alcohols would work. probably not ideal but if you try something like 80proof vodka let us jnow how it works. that's what they use at the Japanese restaurants when they do the fire. although I think they let it heat up a bit on the grill b4 they light it
@@chip6515 not 100% positive but I think the alcohol content has to be at least 50% (or 100 proof,) but pressurized in the bottle may make a difference?
I'm hoping it will run denatured alcohol...I love my evernew, but I can't use it "legally" in a lot of places. This would solve that problem and still let me use a fuel that I use in bulk quantities as it is...
same idea here, been keeping my foreshots and heads
Great job designing a very useful piece of gear. The additional fittings for multi-fuel is a terrific addition. Looks like it simmers well unlike my old MSR XGK. I have used it mostly to melt snow and ice making hot water for winter camping. Your new stove will be great for cooking and melting snow. It's on my want list.
Stove is definitely awesome! Nice complete kit. You made me want to head to the DG for ingredients! Thanks Dave.
Cannot wait for the stove to drop! I’ve spent a year putting pieces together for a setup 1/10 as awesome as this one. Woohoo!!! Thanks again Dave!
Yum.
Rain in the background is awesome.
Makes my tastebuds tingle!
Chilimac is one of the most convenient and satisfying comfort foods while out camping. There's a reason why it's one of the most coveted MREs.
Awesome Dave!! Love the stove, looking forward to getting one
You needed some cornbread or biscuits to go with that! Nice video
Thanks for all the great videos, Dave! Love em and learned so much from you. Best wishes from Germany.
Wow man I really like the idea of a gallon of Coleman white gas as I can use it in my lantern also. a big batch of chili mak is the first thing goin on it. :) Appreciate all the testing.
That looks like an awesome stove. I'm definitely going to try and order one of those. Thanks for the video Dave and for your time, research and development of another useful piece of kit. That chili mac recipe looks god too.
Awesome Dave, the Chili Mac looked great! The stove looks great too and a great price for every thing you get with it and being multi-fuel also. Very nice! 👍
Man, years ago I bought a primus omnifuel or multi fuel or something like that. I remember it had a nozzle for using aviation fuel. I never needed that. I paid at least double what you’re charging for your stove. $65? That’s an incredible value.
The equipment is spectacular, but the feasts that result from the equipment demonstrations are the best part of the videos! lol I see you appreciate it very much! lol Peace and good! Big hug 💪!
Super excited for that stove made my day hearing its getting released early
Stove looks solid and versatile. Pretty good seasoning brand . Forgot about being able to burn gasoline. Thanks for the video
Also enjoy the simple recipes, thanks David!!!
that is a good deal for that type of stove
12 years ago or more I bought the MSR version of that multifuel stove for $100+ more than that price
Great looking stove. The chili Mac looks good too.
You can make several different things from canned chili. My favorite is Nacho Cheese Fritos and chili. You can heat the chili with added spice, as desired, and serve over the Fritos (for crunchy texture) or mix in the Fritos while heating the chili. Use the real large can of chili, if more than one is eating, or if you have a big apatite. ;-)
Seriously Dave this looks really cool cant wait to get my hands on one
All that needs is a lot of black pepper. Great Videos Dave. Love it
Looks great Dave thanks for all you do. I can't wait to get one.
Dave, glad to see this, looking to replace my old one from eBay. (Two is one)😀 Anyway please do a video using all the fuel choices and in winter. The importance of the preheater for propane and isopro. Oh and just add a zippy for the fuel bottle pressure pump once used and it all fits in a 2 liter dry bag. Extra fuel bottle on the outside of pack in winter for emergency fire making. Oh yeah put that sucker on high and see how long it takes to ake coffee.👍
Make coffee. Takes longer to set up the stove than to heat the water. Awesome stove.
Meal looks filling! Great topic Dave!
Dave, my favorite vids of yours are the cooking vids.
Great kit and recipe! These type stoves are so useful but they all have the same issue of focusing the heat in a very small area…which makes it hard to get even cooking heat. I have fixed this issue by making a heat plate to put over the burner to spread the heat. I use a 3/8 inch thick round steel plate cut to the size of the bottom of my skillet or pot. Preheat the plate to the desired temp and simmer away with no worries of hot spots. I’m curious if others do this or something similar?
Nice stove. So many don't turn low enough. I'm gonna have to try that chili mac.
Nice stove setup!
Try Cambells Chunky Chili instead!
You won't be sorry!
Thanks for sharing Dave!
Steve
Love the stove. Definitely on my wishlist. If you ever get up to Michigan, grab some Woodward Avenue Chili at Walmart. So much better than Hormel.
I ordered the stove just for you Dave. Looking forward to firing up that bad boy. Going to try it on lamp oil too.
Nice little stove, I think I'll pick one up during the pre-sale and give it a workout.
On a side note, when burning thicker fuels ie; diesel, kerosene. etc. you will need to run the stove at a lower rate to prevent sooting and carbonizing of the jet (but that is ok since there are more BTUs in thicker fuels). To help prevent that, the fuel needs more time in the generator (the little tube over the burner) the burner flame heats the fuel, atomizing or vaporizing it to get a more complete/cleaner burn.
To burn those thicker fuels, a pre heat with alcohol or better, a fuel gel at the burner cup will be needed, but that might not work either because of where the valve is. the valve may be too far away from the burner. Will need to try it and find out.
Are you going to offer up spare fuel bottles? one for kerosene one alcohol, etc?
Thats great that you ad the extra parts. I loved my Coleman stove for 20 years, the seal has finally died and the company says they dont have a repair kit.
I can't wait to get this it's something similar to what I've been looking for but it'll be a lot easier to pack
This is somehow one of the most appetizing cooking video I've ever seen.
Looks delicious and the stove looks great too, can't wait to pick one up.
I have been waiting for this for a while. Can't wait to get my hands on one
Nice looking stove, I've got at least 5 or more camp stoves already but that one covers a lot more situations. My Coleman multi fuel single burner is and has been great but no propane or isobutane capability. I kinda fell in disuse with most of them and only really using my Jet-Boil's mainly.
Dave's a stand up dude!!
I think that stove is amazing can’t wait to get mine
David Canterbury just recieved my folding skillet and "seasoned " it this morning. Now I have to decide what to cook first, corn meal mush or chilimac!
Buy 2 for that price point. thank you Dave. Can't wait for this.
Great video and an awesome stove. Thank you Dave.
I just recently purchased a Trangia gas stove. For $75, I basically just got the burner which only works with isobutane. I can buy a propane adapter for another $6-$10. I had to modify it to work with my Firebox stove.
This Pathfinder multifuel stove is the cat's meow, right there. Memorial Day pre-sale? I'm thinking I need one. With the fire restrictions in the West right now, you can only use a pressurized stove in the forest. Not even alcohol stoves are permitted. With plans to hike the Continental Divide Trail, you can't always find isobutane in every little store you may have to resupply at. But, I can find alcohol, white gas, gasoline, etc..
Yet another quality item to add to the bag.
.... Have used an MSR Whisperlite for many years when a liquid stove shines over the others ,, and it will burns anything that's flammable .... but as a gear geek ,, I think I have seen this one before ,, but I'm going to have to get one of these ,, it looks like a quality stove with options as a muti fuel .... and you have stepped up the product items and info ....
Looks like I'm getting a new stove. This seems Perfect for motorcycle touring and camping.
Great video, you should write a cookbook. thanks for sharing
Not a bad looking stove and that you included all the extra stuff is huge. Thanks for the video. Food looked good too lol.
I love that stove! Great price, too And great recipe!
Man, that was cool. Greetings from Belarus!
Good show mate! And well done. Keep up the good work there, by Jove!
can't wait to get try out your stove sir🤙 much respect goin out to ya🙏
FYI you can buy just packs of the Velveeta cheese sauce at alot of dollar stores
I'm sold. will be a good companion for my jetboil.. and the price point is perfect. can't wait
Great looking Chili mac, brother!