Man Cave Monday Canteen Cook Kits - Stainless Steel!
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My canteen kit includes: USGI canteen, USGI canteen cup, & lid, aluminum GI canteen stove and a Sierra cup (perfect for grits or oatmeal). Sometimes an Esbit folding pocket stove with fuel cubes. Been using this set up since the early 1970’s for both camping & hunting & still my go to for quick meals or drinks.
I made up a kit to keep in the vehicle for day walks or just fixing a meal when checking out a new area. It's a kit using the Stanley Cook Kit to keep in my Jeep. Using a Condor H20 pouch. Starting at the bottom of the of the pouch there is a Oilcamp Stainless Steel Space Saver Cup. Then the Stanley Adventure Cook Camp System which fits ( sits ) inside the cup. The tapered sides of the Stanley Camp Cook kit fits inside the cup like it was made for it. Along the outside of the Stanley is a long handled Titanium spoon. Inside the Stanley is the Gen2 Folding Firebox Nano Ultralight Backpacking 3" Stove. On top of the Stanley is a Trangia Alcohol burner so I can cook with either alcohol or wood. The outside pocket of the Condor has a plastic ( Flask shaped ) 8 oz bottle which has yhe Denatured Alcohol for the Trangia. Next to it is a fero rod for lighting the burner or starting a fire. Folded next to the fero rod is a bandana which can be used if the handles of either pot gets to hot for a bare hand to touch. A few months later I added two canteen pouches one on each side of the Condor H20 pouch. One pouch has a Nalgene canteen in it and the other pouch has a couple dehydrated meals. Thanks to using a wood fire the Stanley has a nice blacken bottom and sides which I think helps it to heat up quicker.
👍 Good video. I miss The Canteen Shop/Lost Wild Outdoors. Rob did a wonderful job with that company. Waiting on my new wallet from his new venture Speakeasy Leather.
I have ALL the same gear you have with the exception of the 40 OZ stainless steel Nalgene bottle and the pouch. It works GREAT doesn't it? I LOVE the Stanley cup. I also LOVE the canteen cup set up with the kidney shaped stove stand etc. etc. All of that gear is great gear. I think the WW II old style handle on your canteen cup from Pathfinder store is called a "D handle" but I may be wrong. It is definitely not a butterfly handle. I may have to look into the pouch your have. It looked pretty good too. Great video. Thanks for sharing it. Glad to see you use your gear too. Rock on Man!
I had one of those WWII era canteen cups, but it was irretrievably misplaced some years ago. I just happened to buy a replacement today. It's actually a 1977 NATO issue cup. Anyway, I was looking at the slots in the handle and wondering what their purpose was. (This question is what led me here.) I do steel fabrication work, and hear "cha-ching" whenever I see features like this. I'm still stumped about the vertical slot at the bottom of the handle, but the horizontal slot at the top accepts a bayonet blade quite nicely, essentially making a longer handle. If anyone has any knowledge regarding these slots, I will be grateful for your input. Best regards!
Good format for comparing multiple pieces! I look forward to seeing more Mancave Mondays in addition to your in the field videos.
Mancave Monday. I like those canteens with the long handle, three points of contact make them very steady when being set down.
Nice idea. How would a Walmart bushcraft gear segment sound to you? Its selections are available to all viewers
Ooohhh. Like this Man Cave Monday. Yes sir. Some nice kits. I am getting into the walkabout and a quick cuppa or cookout lately so some nice ideas thank you. Very nice.
I don't have a problem with the butterfly handles on my crusader cup, you just have to engage the two legs together. In my opinion the main advantage with the "T" handle can be summed up in three words - cost of manufacture. It doesn't make the cup more stable and it is not more secure than properly made butterfly handles. Somebody has done a very good marketing job on an inferior product. All the best.
Great video great radio Monday. Night man cave is a great idea look. Forward to next Monday night.
I enjoy putting these canteen cook kits together. I've made 5 or 6 of them. Great little bag thanks for sharing.
Nice, so instead of the coffee singles I just buy a big jar of it and depending on how long I'm going I put some in ziplock bags. Much cheaper that way and you can use your spoon to measure out how much you want. I go to the field for work a good bit, anywhere from an over night to a month. This works for me.
As for other topics it would be fantastic to hear about things that you use for hunting and fishing and what you carry or mite carry in your bags or pack I use a bow and muzzle loader for hunting and am currently peicingctogether a hobo fishing kit to carry in case of emergencies along with a snake kit that I find works very well for small game like rabbits,ECT. Hope to hear from you soon and again thanks.
Great video! I really like the bag, is it still available?
Man cave Monday. Yes!
Definitely like the Mancave Monday’s. I got the canteen pouch with my Pathfinder Cook Kit but not a fan of tan gear. Very glad that LostWild has green and black options cuz it is a great pouch! It’s almost too big (width from back to front) to attach to another pack tho. Really want the Nalgene bottle to nest in my Stanley adventure cup. Gonna finally make that happen through LostWild eventually! Thanks as always Kenny
Glad iam not the only one who ditched the Pathfinder canteen. Way to heavy
I’ve been hooked on building kits for over 40 years.
Man Cave Monday I love it! Wow! You have a lot of awesome stuff down there. Trying not to covet. Lol