Which one is better for adjusting the heat for simmering?

New Subscriber here from North Wales :)

Great video! Really enjoyed that. Well done.

This is superb. Wanting to dip my toe into a bit of wild camping but choices (and prices) are a minefield. This gives great advice. Thank you.

Bcb are used in the uk military, so shoud make a brew. Its what they were designed for. Or get the crusader stove, same applies most fuels can be used.

Great video! Vango are definitely the most underrated. People spend ridiculous money on gear these days and it's just not necessary for what most people will do with it. It's more about getting out than the gear. I actually love the challenge of doing it on less money.

I normally do three day,two night trips,and i always repacked my tent wet or not,in the same bag! I never even thought of putting my outer in a separate bag! You now have me thinking,can i get my gear into a 40-50 litre bag? Instead of my 65,my pack weight,without water is normally 10 kg,but now iam going rucksack shopping! Luckily my local shop (blacks) knows me,he will have a fit when i bring my gear in to try to fit it into a smaller bag,which tbf can be done easily i think. Thanks for the drybag tip! A sub from me 🤙

Great video mate. I've been looking at buying a tent and getting my self out there.

I’m slowly getting though the content mate and I’m loving how relevant it is to normal guys just starting to get into the hobby. Also like how you are not being a gatekeeper on locations too. Thank you 💪🏼 Oh, what knife do you use?

Good choices. Except 25 litre backpack? 😮

I’ve got an Aldi tent 😅main selling point it’s green 😅😅- sod it it’ll do for now 🎉🎉❤. Great vid 😊

Subscribed 😊

Great video great advice

Cracking channel mate. Ideas: Do you use poles? Woodland camps?

I bought that bag but the 35 I found it just a touch to small

What was the total weight of the bag

My first tent was a WWII pup tent used in the 1950's. Cooking, eating and drinking gear was an old boy scout aluminum mess kit with water held in an old WWII canteen. Sleeping gear was army blanket with canvas on the ground. My pillow was my clothes rolled up around my shoes.

Mate, watching you smash up those Super noodles was painful! Great video BTW! Not been out wild camping from last year, only been to sites so far. This is inspiring me to get up the Mournes for an epic hike and camp!

Great video mate, keeping it real 💪

Great video mate

Still using a mountain warehouse down bag I paid 69 quid for. I use it like a quilt for me and dog in all but winter weather, top vid and inspirational for young peeps wanting a start, top man🙌

Nice one Dar' my mrs is fuming cos im looking online for tents. Class vid bro x

What a brilliant idea mate and some great gear for the money.👍

Great video. Two questions please: How safe is that car park for staying over night? Where can you get the Nescafé sachets, I can't seem to find multipacks anywhere

Absolute class video mate. Brilliant idea and very well presented. Well done

Facefart marketplace is a great place to get some absolute bargains.

My first tent was a bobcat 1 got it for 50 pounds off ebay still use now 2 years on

Thanks Mate- I have those same aluminium pots had them for 6+ years. I have been looking at a lighter weight titanium option but to be honest if I replaced like for like with 2 pots it could be a cost of near £100 to save maybe 80gms. My pots are battered & scratched, handles a bit bent and insulation on them melted but they still work just fine & means I am none too precious about using them

what happened to your pocket rocket 2? it seems you remove the the wind protection

I've made my own out of an aluminium tray 27×14 and two tent pegs it works a treat but it cost me £1.00 for 3 trays KZbin vlogger (Greencraft)

Really useful review. I'm thinking about getting one of these or the Helm Compact 1. This has definitely give me some food for thought! Thanks!!!!

have you tryed the x-boil? not super sheap but super nice

Interesting video, much appreciated 👍 However, you are using the Speedster wrong! If you bought just the windshield already having the mug you need to cutout the slot for the handle, otherwise it’s just a average windshield! The complete wraparound design of the speedster is, imho, almost as efficient as the Caldera Cone. I’m lucky to have both these stove (and another 18+😂😂) and find myself using the Speedster as my go to 3 season stove. As you say if you need quick it has to be gas!

Try a tragia 27 it comes all contained or kelly kettle both do a good job. Or bcb crusader 2

Hi bud, another great video, got to love the gel blocks,

Im always interested in comparisons. Trangia triangle ticks all the boxes for me.

Toaks siphon stove and Toaks TiStand! 😊

Good video - keep it up - just sub'd

u could buy another firedragon stove (£5ish) and use 2 little wind break bits, in one stove cheap enough and that should waste less heat

Thanks for the video, just liked and subscribed, I use Meths with Xboil, think it all cost around £50 brilliant and in fact used it on my last camp for venison burgers, coffee and bacon in the morning and didn’t use all my meths, highly recommend.

Simple, straightforward, videos are usually the best. Comparing burn times is something we're all interested in, plus the scenery is gorgeous. As you pointed out, adding a wind screen will decrease boiling times and increase efficiency. I prefer cooking over a wood fire or wood stove but the downside is it results in messy pots and use of wood stoves is often banned in many areas. Use of a Trangia type stove is my next choice. Thanks for the videos.

Is this interesting? Still watching?😂nice video, thanks😊

Shame hexamine tablets are now illegal in the U.K. with other tablet options to follow. Stupidity by the government yet again 🙄🤬

Where are you based? And that looks like a good place to hang a hammock 😂. I use a SVEA 123 and love it