Because there are soooo many people who get to a point where they want the bare minimum for the kitchen, I've decided that all of my meal prep is done at home. Which dramatically cuts down on the misery of camp cooking. I'm not one of those people that wants to do a lot of clean up. These videos help tremendously... Edited to add: I literally have one skillet and one sauce pan 😅
Nice!! I've been doing that too lately. In fact here's another hack that I took from the page of these meal companies...I would get the ingredients for every meal and separate them into paper bags. So when I get to camp, I just take out one bag that has everything for just that meal, cook it then discard. Then next meal, pull out the next bag!
Great video. You gave me a new way to create and organize my kitchen and replacing some of my gear. Awesome way of how you just got rid of items you will not use anymore. Inspirational
I got all my stuff from walmart and amazon, haven't done any serious one week long trips with it but it has worked good enough for my needs. I got the blackstone 14" adventure griddle, some ozark trail cooking set and utensils all compack and with their own back, got some etsy 1lb propane tank holder, vevor 47quart fridge with an ARB slide, another drawer is full of tools and electronics, all the recogery gear , forst aid and fire protection is on the window molle panels on the inside. The camping table and chairs and dry food are stored on my rear seats.
Very practical, a good list of gear that may fit any one of our needs. I found I could cook anything on a griddle, so a propane griddle is the only cook equipment I take.
Thanks thanks thanks. I've been following you for quite a while. Say to follow because, Because I speak no English. On the other hand, I do subtitles. You give good advice. And certain that I will use. I thank you again. Keep giving us ideas, advise. I can just say thank you again. Good work.
Great video, glad i stumbled across your channel. With coffee, I've moved to rip'n'drip style pour-over coffee sachets. Has saved me a heap of space not needing mocha pot, coffee grinder, beans in an air-tight container etc. All the small changes add up and its just the jetboil and a cup now. Keep up the good content!
Somehow your video popped up on my feed & Im glad it did. I’ve done this exact same reorganization over and over again. I just subscribed your channel because your audio & video editing is legit. If you don’t mind a critique to your kit, its your jetboil frying pan paired with your swiss army knife cooking utensils. Your gonna scratch up that nonstick enamel off. Maybe a wooden spatula any alternative other than metal. Gonna start binging your channel 👍🏾
Already ahead of you! Not too long after I went with rubber. BUT I also might be saying goodbye to the jetboil frying pan and going with blackstone. A friend of mine used one this past weekend and its so easy to clean and you can use the metal spatulas.
I stumbled upon your channel and liking your content already! Thank you for the great insight on simplifying the camping gear! I totally agree with you about carrying few (but necessary) items! Bravo!
Awesome setup man! Love the Jetboil burner, never seen that before and spatula contraption lol Gave me some ideas for organizing with pouches like the Dak, thanks again!
Excellent educational video brother..... I'll add to that a buddy heater.....You can't imagine the cold we encountered in South Carolina and Georgia this past weekend...m
What do you think about that rigid set but the newer version where the wheels come off to store the cases better and I think I can use the wheels w the medium size case I’m hoping so then I can use multiple of the thinner one. One of the thin ones for recovery gear bc I’m just starting so I don’t think I’ll need something too big just for a strap, soft shackles, tire repair kit and I can keep shackles on the car
Ahhhh I'm actually doing a new version of this and I actually use the kitchen table fr Front Runner that slides into my rack. I got it not too long ago and love it!
so glad to have found your channel! love the content and extremely well spoken host! looking forward to watching more from you. Btw i ended up ordering 2 front runner wolf cases and the soft case because of your show.. thanks
Have you considered moving over to a multifuel stove like the Optimus Polaris to slim down even further? It's a single burner that can run on most fuels universally while being a fraction of the size and weight of the jetboil base camp. Also, you might want to look into Full Windsor for multi purpose camp utensils. They make some awesome stuff such as the magware set which condenses your cutlery into a tidy little bundle and The splitter, which operates as a spatual/knife and spork combo can be attached to function as a pair of tongs just like the Roxon. Ingenious.
Love all those. BUT things have changed yet again lol. I actually ditched the jetboil stove and bought a Blackstone. Yes it's bigger but the cleanup is so worth the bulk. No more needing to wash pots and pans and I can pretty much cook on it. That being said I also now just bring the front runner kitchen kit in this video full time because I modified it to fit my Blackstone spatulas and such. I will prob get a pair of windsors and bring the jetboil back when it's just me and it's a quick trip but I'm in love with the Blackstone now lol
This setup is epic. I am just beginning to noodle on the gear to bring in my 4xe and this is perfect! Thanks for all of these great ideas. I just found your channel and I am going to consume a ton of it.
How does the jetboil stove do with wind?? Have never liked those single burners for that reason & setting up an independent windscreen is a messy PITA.
Great points but barring weight, you could still bring everything you had at the beginning if you had them packed properly. For example, you can put spices, plates, utensils, etc. inside a full sized cooking pot. All your cleaning, cooking, mixed drinks, and coffee stuffs I'm sure can all fit inside the Rigid box. Just too much wasted spaces. Awesome video though! 👍🙃
I stopped using it because we got a Blackstone and now I cook everything on the Blackstone lol. It's so much easier to cook on and clean up after. But to be fair I only stopped using the JB stove not too long ago. So I really like it but the Blackstone just makes everything easier. It's more bulky but it's worth it for us.
@@steelontarget Blackstones are a GAME CHANGER. Lol. So yeah once in awhile I'll bring the half gen if we know we won't be using the blackstone but what I don't like about it is that the heat will melt the handle of the pan (I've had to replace the pan a couple of times) and it's just a pain to clean the pan after. So I don't plan to move up to the full gen. It's just a bigger item for something I won't be using a lot. I DO still keep the JetBoil Sumo for water and such. Plus the Sumo can be made into a stove IF I truly need to cook with a stove top. That's enough for us for the few times we will be needing a burner. Helps cut down on bulk.
Over the years, gear minimizing is key when motorcycle touring and backpacking. Be very aware of what you need for emergency or safety sake. Going very minimal can work against you. Finding better gear is never ending.
Lots of options out there that won't break easily and can compact down or easier to mount to racks etc. But hey, I used to do the target containers myself!
Not too bad, but still a lot of large redundant (useless?) components, like the huge "ARCTIC" bottle opener. WHY? Anything can be used to open a beer or just buy cans.. Or if you don't carry a BBQ why taking the tools? Foldable utensils are big, 2 (titanium) sporks are just mint. 2 stoves with even 2 different gas bottle systems? However, getting rid of condiments is blasphemy :-)) Cheers from Oz
Ok lemme address: 1. No I don't need bottle opener but it's flat and doesn't take up space. So I just left it. It would be the first to go if I ran out of space though 2. The tools have everything I need. When we cook over open flame I use the tongs and when I'm frying I use the spatula. And of course the knife is always needed. Having it all fold up into one unit is the most compact way to have all those. It has a wine opener too which we use sometimes. 3. The foldable utensils can def be replaced. I'm still looking around for something better. I'll update when I replace it but overall not too large as is. 4. I'm not really using two stoves. I'm only using one stove and the other one is for boiling. So one to boil and one to fry. Easy. Better than bringing burners. Jetboil is fast. 5. We are Filipino. We don't use many condiments lol. We will bring the ketchup and mayo but that goes in the fridge. That's why you don't see it HERE. But for spices we only need salt pepper and garlic powder
Because there are soooo many people who get to a point where they want the bare minimum for the kitchen, I've decided that all of my meal prep is done at home. Which dramatically cuts down on the misery of camp cooking. I'm not one of those people that wants to do a lot of clean up. These videos help tremendously...
Edited to add: I literally have one skillet and one sauce pan 😅
Nice!! I've been doing that too lately. In fact here's another hack that I took from the page of these meal companies...I would get the ingredients for every meal and separate them into paper bags. So when I get to camp, I just take out one bag that has everything for just that meal, cook it then discard. Then next meal, pull out the next bag!
Great video. You gave me a new way to create and organize my kitchen and replacing some of my gear. Awesome way of how you just got rid of items you will not use anymore. Inspirational
Best advice on what to bring camping I've seen yet! Keep up the great info!
I got all my stuff from walmart and amazon, haven't done any serious one week long trips with it but it has worked good enough for my needs. I got the blackstone 14" adventure griddle, some ozark trail cooking set and utensils all compack and with their own back, got some etsy 1lb propane tank holder, vevor 47quart fridge with an ARB slide, another drawer is full of tools and electronics, all the recogery gear , forst aid and fire protection is on the window molle panels on the inside. The camping table and chairs and dry food are stored on my rear seats.
Same stuff I had at first! I love my Blackstone. I ended up getting one for the house
I love FR wolf bins. We fit a set of pots/pans, dishes, cups/mugs, utensils, and nesting containers for 6 people - all in one bin!
Very practical, a good list of gear that may fit any one of our needs. I found I could cook anything on a griddle, so a propane griddle is the only cook equipment I take.
Thanks thanks thanks. I've been following you for quite a while. Say to follow because, Because I speak no English. On the other hand, I do subtitles. You give good advice. And certain that I will use. I thank you again. Keep giving us ideas, advise. I can just say thank you again. Good work.
Glad i found this. Im very new to overlanding. Great points here. Its so easy to go down that rabbit hole of gear. Ive had to really be aware of that.
I have a $20 butane stove from Walmart it worked perfect from the start and stable on uneven surfaces.❤❤❤❤❤
Nice!
Great video, glad i stumbled across your channel. With coffee, I've moved to rip'n'drip style pour-over coffee sachets. Has saved me a heap of space not needing mocha pot, coffee grinder, beans in an air-tight container etc. All the small changes add up and its just the jetboil and a cup now. Keep up the good content!
Drip coffee is a skill I have yet to master lol
Thanks for posting this video! I appreciate your thought process and explanations on why you are using or not using certain items. Helpful vid!
Really an underrated channel, great info, likable hose and top quality content.
Thanks!
I really enjoy the hose, too.
Great way to break it down. I'm getting rid of a ton of items I have double and triple of..most trips I'm by myself. Thanks for sharing.
Best thing I've ever done. It allowed me the room to bring stuff that I DONT want to skimp on...safety and recovery.
Wow! Thanx! I wish I would have watched this video before we bought that Ridgid. I was just trying to organize and not scramble looking for something.
Haha we've all been there. I have since repurposed the Rigid toolboxes
Somehow your video popped up on my feed & Im glad it did. I’ve done this exact same reorganization over and over again. I just subscribed your channel because your audio & video editing is legit. If you don’t mind a critique to your kit, its your jetboil frying pan paired with your swiss army knife cooking utensils. Your gonna scratch up that nonstick enamel off. Maybe a wooden spatula any alternative other than metal. Gonna start binging your channel 👍🏾
Already ahead of you! Not too long after I went with rubber. BUT I also might be saying goodbye to the jetboil frying pan and going with blackstone. A friend of mine used one this past weekend and its so easy to clean and you can use the metal spatulas.
Great job! I'm actually do the same thing. Working on buying new gear that is more efficient and lighter weight.
I stumbled upon your channel and liking your content already! Thank you for the great insight on simplifying the camping gear! I totally agree with you about carrying few (but necessary) items! Bravo!
Awesome setup man! Love the Jetboil burner, never seen that before and spatula contraption lol Gave me some ideas for organizing with pouches like the Dak, thanks again!
Excellent educational video brother..... I'll add to that a buddy heater.....You can't imagine the cold we encountered in South Carolina and Georgia this past weekend...m
Oh trust me we have a buddy heater. It's just not part of the kitchen gear lol but we def use it. I also have the Zero Breeze for the hot months
What do you think about that rigid set but the newer version where the wheels come off to store the cases better and I think I can use the wheels w the medium size case I’m hoping so then I can use multiple of the thinner one. One of the thin ones for recovery gear bc I’m just starting so I don’t think I’ll need something too big just for a strap, soft shackles, tire repair kit and I can keep shackles on the car
They're great but I stopped using it. It was just too bulky to bring around. But one of my friends still uses that system.
@baptismoverland ... great video. But I feel like you missed one major piece of the cooking experience, the table. What do you use to cook on?
Ahhhh I'm actually doing a new version of this and I actually use the kitchen table fr Front Runner that slides into my rack. I got it not too long ago and love it!
Could you do a quick video about your auxiliary lights? Or direct me to a video that you've already Done? I like the light bar under the front bumper!
There's a few! One is the lighting upgrades on the Jeep and some on the runner too. Just check the channel!
I'm trying to better condense what I have in the back of my tahoe for overlanding.... this has been a big help. Now off to buy more gear!
Well thought out
Great video- I need to downsize and enjoyed seeing your options!
so glad to have found your channel! love the content and extremely well spoken host! looking forward to watching more from you. Btw i ended up ordering 2 front runner wolf cases and the soft case because of your show..
thanks
Have you considered moving over to a multifuel stove like the Optimus Polaris to slim down even further? It's a single burner that can run on most fuels universally while being a fraction of the size and weight of the jetboil base camp. Also, you might want to look into Full Windsor for multi purpose camp utensils. They make some awesome stuff such as the magware set which condenses your cutlery into a tidy little bundle and The splitter, which operates as a spatual/knife and spork combo can be attached to function as a pair of tongs just like the Roxon. Ingenious.
Love all those. BUT things have changed yet again lol. I actually ditched the jetboil stove and bought a Blackstone. Yes it's bigger but the cleanup is so worth the bulk. No more needing to wash pots and pans and I can pretty much cook on it. That being said I also now just bring the front runner kitchen kit in this video full time because I modified it to fit my Blackstone spatulas and such.
I will prob get a pair of windsors and bring the jetboil back when it's just me and it's a quick trip but I'm in love with the Blackstone now lol
This setup is epic. I am just beginning to noodle on the gear to bring in my 4xe and this is perfect! Thanks for all of these great ideas. I just found your channel and I am going to consume a ton of it.
For any campers worried about wieght- ditch the cast iron!!!! Theres good cooking pans that weigh less and nest for storage.❤
I don't bring it anymore. I cook everything on Blackstone now. I don't even bring pots and pans either which has been great!
I’m going out to my truck and unloading some stuff for my 3 day camp on Monday😂
Good video makes a lot of sense and helps with not going out and spending a ton of money 💰
Yeah. Sadly I had to learn the hard way by spending 😂
Man I’ve been looking for a cooking multitool like that! They have one without the knife / wine cork, do you like the way that knife attaches/cuts?
I do! Not the sharpest out there but it works great
Great detailed vid.
Great video!!
How does the jetboil stove do with wind?? Have never liked those single burners for that reason & setting up an independent windscreen is a messy PITA.
I haven't had issues but I also tend to cook in the rear of the Jeep where there's some protection from the wind due to tailgate etc
Great points but barring weight, you could still bring everything you had at the beginning if you had them packed properly. For example, you can put spices, plates, utensils, etc. inside a full sized cooking pot. All your cleaning, cooking, mixed drinks, and coffee stuffs I'm sure can all fit inside the Rigid box. Just too much wasted spaces. Awesome video though! 👍🙃
I do a lot of that now. Everything is packed like Tetris lol
Very helpful. Thanks man
Great content. Most immediately helpful thank you!
Wow that was great, love the channel bro 👍
That spatula at 14:00 looks like that spatula from spongebob
Now I just need a camp mug that looks like Patrick
Very very realistic video..great one !…ur thoughts are so so true..subscribed!..
Do you still like the JB halfgen? Do you ever wish you got the double burner? I am debating.
I stopped using it because we got a Blackstone and now I cook everything on the Blackstone lol. It's so much easier to cook on and clean up after. But to be fair I only stopped using the JB stove not too long ago. So I really like it but the Blackstone just makes everything easier. It's more bulky but it's worth it for us.
@@BaptismOverland I can see that. I have one of those also, they're great.
@@steelontarget Blackstones are a GAME CHANGER. Lol. So yeah once in awhile I'll bring the half gen if we know we won't be using the blackstone but what I don't like about it is that the heat will melt the handle of the pan (I've had to replace the pan a couple of times) and it's just a pain to clean the pan after. So I don't plan to move up to the full gen. It's just a bigger item for something I won't be using a lot. I DO still keep the JetBoil Sumo for water and such. Plus the Sumo can be made into a stove IF I truly need to cook with a stove top. That's enough for us for the few times we will be needing a burner. Helps cut down on bulk.
Great video like always Asia! Let me know how the JetBoil works as primary cooking gear. Thank you
Oh dude it's been awesome. Like REALLY awesome and so convenient
The more you know the less you take.
Facts. And the longer I've been doing this the more or my gear I've been donating to friends lol
nice idea bro.
Awesome as usual! Thanks.
Over the years, gear minimizing is key when motorcycle touring and backpacking. Be very aware of what you need for emergency or safety sake. Going very minimal can work against you. Finding better gear is never ending.
This is all true.
I carry all that in a $9 storage tub from target. I didn't realize there were actual camp kitchen containers 🤔
Lots of options out there that won't break easily and can compact down or easier to mount to racks etc. But hey, I used to do the target containers myself!
What size is your yellow pouch. I love that idea and will adopt it.
It's the large
Great stuff!
Ayos tol!!
Not too bad, but still a lot of large redundant (useless?) components, like the huge "ARCTIC" bottle opener. WHY? Anything can be used to open a beer or just buy cans.. Or if you don't carry a BBQ why taking the tools? Foldable utensils are big, 2 (titanium) sporks are just mint. 2 stoves with even 2 different gas bottle systems? However, getting rid of condiments is blasphemy :-)) Cheers from Oz
Ok lemme address:
1. No I don't need bottle opener but it's flat and doesn't take up space. So I just left it. It would be the first to go if I ran out of space though
2. The tools have everything I need. When we cook over open flame I use the tongs and when I'm frying I use the spatula. And of course the knife is always needed. Having it all fold up into one unit is the most compact way to have all those. It has a wine opener too which we use sometimes.
3. The foldable utensils can def be replaced. I'm still looking around for something better. I'll update when I replace it but overall not too large as is.
4. I'm not really using two stoves. I'm only using one stove and the other one is for boiling. So one to boil and one to fry. Easy. Better than bringing burners. Jetboil is fast.
5. We are Filipino. We don't use many condiments lol. We will bring the ketchup and mayo but that goes in the fridge. That's why you don't see it HERE. But for spices we only need salt pepper and garlic powder
You gotta change the name of this channel to Cocktail Overland
DONE! lol.
Tell me you're an alcoholic without telling me you're an alcoholic lol
I'm not an alcoholic. Alcoholics go to meetings. I'm a drunkard.
Cold brew coffee can save space and hassle
Yep. I'm just not a fan of cold brew 😬
Love the channel but it’s not that you have tons of stuff you just live spending on any gear that’s heat 😮
This is true lol
Boy he talks a lot.
Doesn't he?!