Camping Cookware
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Stanley Adventure Camp Cookset Review
The Stanley Adventure Camp Cookset is an inexpensive 24 fluid oz camp cookset that can be used to form the…
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Olicamp Hard Anodized XTS Aluminum Pot with Heat Exchanger Review
The Olicamp XTS Anodized Aluminum pot has built-in heat exchange fins that reduce the amount of fuel required to boil…
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GSI Outdoors Pinnacle Camper Cookset Review
I started car camping this year and the spartan cook system I use for solo backpacking quickly proved to be…
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Vargo BOT 700 Review
The Vargo BOT 700 is a lightweight, wide-mouth titanium bottle that can be used for cooking or cold-soaking meals on…
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MSR Reactor Pot – 2.5 Liter Review
I became enamored with cook pots that include heat exchange fins this year after watching a friend melting snow with…
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Ultralight Esbit 750ml Titanium Pot
I have a weakness for ultralight titanium cookware and when I saw the Esbit 750 ml Titanium Mug Pot over…
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Danger: Rusted Isobutane Canisters
Don’t throw away the plastic cap that comes with an isobutane canister and don’t lose it. When the valve rusts,…
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G-Works Gas Saver: Canister Fuel Transfer Adapter Review
If you use a canister backpacking stove like a Jetboil Flash or an MSR Pocket Rocket 2, you probably have…
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Evernew Titanium Pasta Pot (Medium Size)
I replaced my old Titanium camping pot with the more compact 1 liter, 3.9-ounce Evernew titanium pasta pot (formerly sold…
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GSI Outdoors Halulite 1.1L Boiler – (A Cook Pot with a Great Locking Handle)
I like to switch to a separate cook pot and canister stove system for shoulder season and early winter camping…
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Light My Fire – Fire Steel
The Light My Fire Fire Steel is one emergency preparedness and survival tool that you should never be without. If you’re…
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Coghlan’s Hard Anodized Aluminum Cookset
While there are many camping cook sets available on the market today, the Coghlan’s 4-pot Hard Anodized Aluminum Cookset caught…
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Canister Stove Wind Screens and How to Make Your Own
I’ve been using a canister stove as my primary cook system for the past 3-4 years. I like the fast…
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Compact Folding Camping Stove Screen
I rarely carry a stove wind screen except in the winter when I really need one to conserve fuel for…
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