Bushcraft - Trangia Triangle & 12cm Zebra Billy Can - Test & Review

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  • Trangia Triangle & 12cm Zebra Billy Can - Test & Review of some recent new kit I purchased from vouchers I got from work...
    Trangia Triangle : amzn.to/2Ag5u1J
    Zebra Billy Can 12cm : amzn.to/2DHZAJY

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  • @magicmike6517
    @magicmike6517 5 років тому +1

    I've just got a Bushbox Titanium XL stove witch is amazing and also I have just purchased the same zebra 12 pot as you and I can't wait to use it for meals and thank you for your broadcast on your zebra and your meal with your brew and I hope that you have plenty of more meals and brews using your kit 😉👍

    • @JesterBushcraft
      @JesterBushcraft  5 років тому +1

      Magic Mike Yes I believe that is a great piece of kit, thank you for your comment 👍

  • @soulstar1963
    @soulstar1963 13 років тому +1

    I bought a trangia triangle a while back, and as you would expect from Trangia it's a very well made piece of kit. As a pot stand it's very strong and very stable, however as a windhsield it's really quite poor. The gap between the top of the stand and the billy does allow even the slightest bit of wind to greatly reduce the efficiency. One thing i'm trying at the moment is using the triangle upside down to see if this improves performance.

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  11 років тому +1

    Easy to carry, easy to prepare...tastes great...

  • @johnmclean5957
    @johnmclean5957 6 років тому +5

    Great video. Waiting for your Trangia to bloom is wasting fuel and time. Light it and slam your pot on. Cheers.

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    You won't be disappointed, its a great piece of kit. Dont forget to do a video...

  • @meadowlarkgal23
    @meadowlarkgal23 6 років тому

    What a great camp set up! So many uses with the Zebra 12 and the Trangia Triangle. Thanks for the demonstration.

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    You wont be disappointed Sandy, great piece of kit...

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  11 років тому

    Ant, Glad it was of use to you, your feedback is much appreciated, thank you... Im sure you'll love it.

  • @georgebingham1024
    @georgebingham1024 5 років тому +1

    I always put the noodles in the water before I put the pot on the fire. Saves time and fuel in the long run

    • @JesterBushcraft
      @JesterBushcraft  5 років тому

      George Bingham great idea, thanks for sharing...

  • @haroldclark9794
    @haroldclark9794 8 років тому +1

    Thanks for the video, hi from Australia,I'll definitely get this kit, looks better than my pocket rocket, more fun to use.

  • @RagingOatmeal
    @RagingOatmeal 12 років тому

    a good idea is when i use mine a use the billycan lid to put over my bowl to keep it hot the i put my kettle on to clean it out great review and video

  • @WiltshireMan
    @WiltshireMan 13 років тому

    Well done Mick. I'm glad the billy/ trangia combo worked out well. The cleaning stick at the end was a good idea. As you said, "improvise adapt and overcome" great thinking!
    All the best
    Sandy

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    You wont be disappointed with the Zebra billy can and trangia triangle. Let us know when you get them and what you think of them. Thanks for your comment...

  • @007vauxhall
    @007vauxhall 12 років тому

    I have the Swedish Army Trangia Stainless steel stove and just bought the Triangle and look forward to using it now with my burner. Thanks for the video .Paul

  • @saswales
    @saswales 13 років тому

    your bushcraft kit is coming along,bit by bit nice one

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  13 років тому

    @g0vqw Thanks Sandy, the combo was excellent and well worth the money (or vouchers). Glad you liked my cleaning stick

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    Hopefully you'll be glad you did. Thanks again for watching, much appreciated... Nice to have some more ladies watching too...

  • @MrTangent
    @MrTangent 8 місяців тому +1

    So, we’ll likely never meet, and I live half a world away (U.S.), but just wanted you to know we ate together. Well, I ate my taco salad whilst you ate your meal. Funny stuff.

  • @zednotzee7
    @zednotzee7 13 років тому

    Looks like you've got some nice kit there :) And I'm glad to se I'm not the only one to add cup-a-soup to noodles. My friends all think I'm wierd doing that, lol.

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    @RumbleGuts2112 Cheers for the comment. I agree the Honeystove is a great piece of kit and something I hope to purchase in the future. Thanks for the oil idea, which I will try next time Im out for a snack...

  • @polemicvs
    @polemicvs 12 років тому

    Very enjoyable video mate! Nice kit. After watching your review I ordered the Zebra 12 cm Billy Can. Thanks alot, cheers!

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  11 років тому

    Glad you liked it, just makes life that bit easier. Thank you for your comment, much appreciated...

  • @chicken4247
    @chicken4247 11 років тому

    excellent idea with the scraper you made, I always have problems with food getting stuck on the bottom thanks!

  • @mazadan
    @mazadan 13 років тому

    i will be makign a pot cosy video soon a device to save on fuel and keeping food hot good video Mick

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  11 років тому

    Great piece of kit and Im sure you'll find room for it. Thank you

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  11 років тому

    Some valid points... Thank you for your comment, much appreciated...

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  11 років тому

    Yeh, had a bit of a dodgy tum after a pot noodle once, so steer clear now...Thank you very much for your comment and support, much appreciated.

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    @66yurt I agree, great pieces of kit. thanks for the comments, really appreciate it...

  • @SNAFUALLAM
    @SNAFUALLAM 13 років тому

    Great visa I have the zebra billy can and i think I will be getting a trangia triangle now

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    Sounds like a neat idea, thanks for your feedback, much appreciated...

  • @strat2206
    @strat2206 13 років тому

    nice one mick get that billy over the fire on a pot hanger youve made in the woods should be your next challenge actually make that a request from me if you dont mind have a good day
    MIke

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    Yes it works a treat, with the small pan section. Look forward to your video review LOL thanks for your comment...

  • @stevesharp4849
    @stevesharp4849 7 років тому

    Great set up; reliable pieces of kit! Firebox Stove (USA company) has metal clips to replace the plastic ones on the Zebra. Nice job on your videos, good to see field use reviews! Hope a good soak took care of the stuck noodles. Subscribed.

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    Thank you very much for your comment and support, always good to welcome new subscribers. Much appreciated, subbed you back...

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  11 років тому

    Its a great idea. Make sure you video your results and let us know how it goes...

  • @RJBURG
    @RJBURG 12 років тому +1

    if you just bring water to boil put in noddles take off fire put cover on then put in a pot cozy for 6 min. then there be no burnt noddles in the bottom

  • @Danishbushcrafter
    @Danishbushcrafter 12 років тому

    I think i'm gonna buy the Trangia triangle too Mick! :)

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  13 років тому

    @zednotzee7 Nothing weird about that, makes it very tasty... thanks for the comments

  • @subscriber1a
    @subscriber1a 11 років тому

    Never thought of adding cup a soup to noodles. Genius dude...

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  13 років тому

    @soulstar1963 Thats a great idea and something I had considered myself. Would be interested to see how you get on with this. Thanks again for your comments

  • @Doggieman1111
    @Doggieman1111 12 років тому

    great vid, a pleasure to watch

  • @Zedoutdoors
    @Zedoutdoors 10 років тому

    Nice stuff, am going to initiate my trangia triangle and billy can very soon, will do a video to let you know how it goes ~Peace~

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  13 років тому

    @nathanshepherd1 Sounds like a good idea to me, Thanks for the info, I will use it next time Im out... thanks again for all your valued comments

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  13 років тому

    @boiledbeefandcarrots Im not so sure it would need an additional windbreak ,as the triangle itself acts as a sufficient shield from any gusts. But will let you know next time I brew up in high winds etc. Thanks for your comment

  • @outdooractivities1
    @outdooractivities1 11 років тому

    I think that looks like a good setup. I already have a 12cm zebra billy and a Swedish army trangia. So only need to get the triangle. Seen them on amozon for just over £15. Great video mate keep them coming

  • @WiltshireMan
    @WiltshireMan 12 років тому

    Hi Mick,
    Just ordered my 12 cm zebra
    Sandy

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  11 років тому

    This setup takes some beating, Thank you for your comment, much appreciated...

  • @thejumping123
    @thejumping123 13 років тому

    really cool you are awesome could u make a vid about testing ur hobo stove over night with minimal items

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    @polemicvs Thats brilliant and what these videos are all about...sharing info and reviews to help other subscribers. Thanks for your kind comments

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    Thank you for your feedback...

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  13 років тому

    @CrazyJase74 Oh it is and Im looking forward to using it more often...

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    @lauderdaleflorida Thank you for your kind comments

  • @bluwalker64
    @bluwalker64 12 років тому

    I have never seen them before your vid.

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    Thank you, great feedback and like the sound of your different systems. Have subbed your channel

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    @RagingOatmeal Thank you for your comments and advice on other techniques

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    @OldManGlitch Thanks very much for your kind words, its nice to be appreciated. Have subbed you back...

  • @steintanz
    @steintanz 13 років тому

    NIce to see the Triangle in action - I might get it as well. I have had the large Trangia stove for many years, but since the Tringale is on the market, I'd like to get it too to also have the option of a pretty light stove.

  • @GreencampRhodie
    @GreencampRhodie 12 років тому

    Hope u dont mind but iv adapted ur brill setup - replaced trangia triangle with old honey stove, that way u have multi-fuel ability (meths, wood, hexamine etc). Have 3 versions of setup - yours (zebra billy); crusader set; guyot designs 32oz bottle n tatonka mug. Ps zebra billys better (esp on open fire) wth the plastic bits on handle taken of (u can put them back)

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    Great feedback, thank you...

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  13 років тому

    @saswales Yes slowly but surely... Its my birthday soon as well, so I have plenty to go on my list...

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  13 років тому

    @saswales I have been planning a night out foe months, but due to work, moving house and a couple of personal issues have been unable to fit it in. BUT, I have promised myself to get one in before the years out, whatever the weather !

  • @OldManGlitch
    @OldManGlitch 12 років тому

    Bud, Great video. I own the 12 cm Zebra pot as well and the triangia stove but I have a different set up using the Vargo Titanium stove, which allows me to use the triangia or small wood bits like your hobo stove you show in other videos. I can also use gel fuel, or a pop can alcohol stove so there is more versatility. But, I like the simple nature of your kit mentality and I'm really enjoying your videos. Keep them coming. Just discovered you today and subbed.

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  11 років тому

    Thank you for your comment, much appreciated...

  • @stonybrokebushcraf
    @stonybrokebushcraf 13 років тому

    like it mate love the billy can

  • @RJBURG
    @RJBURG 12 років тому

    put you noodles in the small pan then pore your hot water in cover in 6 min. it be done puyta towel or something over it to help keep heat in it

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  11 років тому

    I do like the Trangia traiangle and billy can setup, but now use the crusader set...

  • @1969rbmustangboss
    @1969rbmustangboss 12 років тому

    Very nice. Enjoyed your video. You were recommended by Daniel Craig Robinson from Bushcraft Ways. Glad I came over for a look. I subbed.

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  11 років тому

    The Trangia range is excellent, you wont be disappointed... As for the Billy can, I dont know, but Im sure Google will tell you...

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  13 років тому

    @barkingbadger1 Great piece of kit, you wont regret it Im sure... let me know how you get on

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  13 років тому

    @MrHatManS Mooorrrrrreeeee... You want moorrrreee !!! Well I hope to do several more in the coming months, watch this space. Nice comment, cheers

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  11 років тому

    Of course. it is an British army utility pouch. Very strong, durable and cheap...

  • @saswales
    @saswales 13 років тому

    nice one should put a tin of tuna in with those noodles,

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  13 років тому

    @steintanz You wont regret it, its a great stove...

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    Thank you for your comment...

  • @stephenlargue6289
    @stephenlargue6289 10 років тому

    I've got the triangle and the 14cm Billy can but I've never used them together yet, love them both tho

  • @GreencampRhodie
    @GreencampRhodie 12 років тому

    Brilliant setup. Wots the name of the pouch, its dimensions and where did u get it (struggling to find)? Thanks

  • @robinharris2818
    @robinharris2818 11 років тому

    A good video. I have a Zebra 12 inch billycan and several stoves (including Trangias). I have a Trangia Triangle on order. The thought occurred to me that the Triangle could be used for solid fuel in a pinch. A tin lid on the burner holder could enable you to use an Esbit tablet and even a few twigs to supplement it. What do you think?

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  13 років тому

    @gramiton34 Thank you for your comment. I bought both of htese from Amazon UK, so would assume you could also get them from the US online store too... Subbed your channel

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  11 років тому

    Personal preference, but I think this is the most used way round...

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  13 років тому

    @saswales Sorry mate, if there is one thing I wont be putting in its tuna. I really dont do fish...

  • @CarlosPortoPhotography
    @CarlosPortoPhotography 12 років тому

    Great video, nice cook set.

  • @kan-zee
    @kan-zee 12 років тому

    Great Review vid, bud thanks , cheers :-))

  • @shaqstudio
    @shaqstudio 7 років тому +1

    Whats the minimum diameter pot do you reckon the Triangia Triangle could take?

    • @Efendi_Bass
      @Efendi_Bass 5 років тому +1

      Any diameter you want as narrow as 5 cm.
      Use it upside down and put 2 tent pegs through the holes.

  • @opalprestonshirley1700
    @opalprestonshirley1700 11 років тому

    That was another great video The Trangia systems are really nice although I never used one. I just might have to try the one you have. Now I know what a Billy Can is but could you please tell me where the name Billy Can originated. Thanks.

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    I have the mug, which is excellent and have been promised a cooker, but we havent met up yet to exchange. But have heard good reports...dont use the gel though...rubbish !!! Put some fire rope in the gel cup instead and use meths... much better !

  • @saswales
    @saswales 13 років тому

    @JesterBushcraft ha ha no probs

  • @bluwalker64
    @bluwalker64 12 років тому

    I have added a zebra pot and Trangia triangle to my ever expanding wish list. Noodles must be a guy thing, I prefer couscous

  • @barriewatson
    @barriewatson 6 років тому +1

    I have the trangia triangle and have just brought a 10cm Billy it looks like it will not fit. Regards Barrie Watson

    • @Efendi_Bass
      @Efendi_Bass 5 років тому +2

      Use it upside down and put 2 tent pegs through the holes. This way all the narrow pots in the world will fit.

    • @magicmike6517
      @magicmike6517 5 років тому

      Better still sit the triangle cooker ring on top of the cooker frame beneath with the fuel burner on the floor and it will be able to fit any small cup or pot with no worries 😉👍

  • @saswales
    @saswales 13 років тому

    @saswales keep the videos coming,are you planning any nights out,

  • @ifell3
    @ifell3 10 років тому

    sorry dude did i miss how much fuel you had to start with in the trangia? Good review! Also is that a flying v set up you have going in your tarp?

  • @trevpackerphotography
    @trevpackerphotography 8 років тому

    Was debating wether to get 10cm or 12cm, Think I've just been sold on the 12cm, just in case I get extra mouths to feed. Thanks for the Video Jester, I've subbed also. Atb, Trev

  • @charlietango1635
    @charlietango1635 7 років тому

    Word of warning mate, don't use the Billy can on an open fire because it will melt your plastic clips, I use all 4 of my cans on the meths stoves, much cleaner.

    • @stoke101
      @stoke101 7 років тому

      CharlieTango 1 you can take the clips off mate they don't really serve a purpose

    • @charlietango1635
      @charlietango1635 7 років тому +1

      Andrew, I don't have the plastic clips, I took them off the day I got them, I was warning other about it.

    • @stoke101
      @stoke101 7 років тому

      CharlieTango 1 ah I see

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  11 років тому

    It doesnt no, but acts as a lock for securing the lid...

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  12 років тому

    @RJBURG Great tip, cheers for that... have subbed your channel

  • @MrHatManS
    @MrHatManS 13 років тому

    Please sir can I have some more.

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  13 років тому

    @strat2206 How could I refuse... Request accepted, watch this space...

  • @EffyJnr
    @EffyJnr 11 років тому

    can I please ask what pouch it is mate :)

  • @JesterBushcraft
    @JesterBushcraft  13 років тому

    @SNAFUALLAM I cant recommend them enough, great kit...

  • @shaqstudio
    @shaqstudio 7 років тому

    how do you turn off the fire with the simmer cap already in the triangle?

    • @alexanderfoster9416
      @alexanderfoster9416 5 років тому

      S S One knocks the Simmer Ring fully closed with a stick/tool, to deprive the burner of oxygen.

    • @clivenewton7609
      @clivenewton7609 4 роки тому

      Or learn how much fuel you need for each burn, any minor oversight just let it burn our😂

  • @ghanaboyz
    @ghanaboyz 11 років тому

    Nice vid. Isn't the can a bit big for one person? Sems like extra weight. Anyway, it seems so heigh, one portion filling half of it and a lot harder to reach the bottom. Height also affecting balance, no?
    Fixed handle on can seems like extra weight (you had a grip tool did you not).
    I would really hate to have those 3 small plates to put together securely in cold, dark conditions. Just think of that height pot standing on those...! Pots must be pretty wide to begin with to be supported on that.