A Must Have! Stanley 24 oz. Camp Pot

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[@stowellsoutdoor2673]

I love my Stanley cook set, one really cool thing is the pot nests in the Ozark trails stainless steel cup with butterfly handles, great set-up.

[@gideonstactical]

Sweet!!!

[@JustInCases72]

been using the stanley cook set for about 3 yes now. It just works .I put a cable om it so i can hang it over a fire

[@stevenbrogna1100]

I have been using this for the past 2 years ontop of a solo stove. Exterior is black from the twig burner, but it has cooked everything from boiled eggs, rice, coffee, mountain house meals, purify water, and my go to pot. My kit is solo stove, stanley pot, and stanley utility cup. Sawyer micro bag filter, and titanium spork. I'm good.

[@renaissancemarinetv3536]

ive had this system for about 6 months and am so pleasantly surprised. stanley has been putting out some good stuff. and that was a very well thought out review. covered everything that mattered without going on and on. thanks!

[@beepot2764]

I absolutely love this set. I picked it up at my local Walmart for a short 3 day backpacking trip with my wife. It's super light and easy to fasten to the outside of my bag if I need to. We have cooked with it on every type of fire lol and it's held up wonderfully. We usually use it for boiling but I have cooked single meals in it and a simple blue gill stew! Perfect for me and is our go to cook ware for backpacking.

[@tag1462]

Hey y'all! I have one of these and by God does it work! It's not designed to be hung over a campfire tho. You can mod it to do so, but this thing does well when placed on a bed of hot coals or on a camp stove. As far as the cups go, love or hate them, they do serve a purpose. I feel sorry for those who ditch them to save weight. I can have coffee in one cup and oatmeal in the other at the same time. The big plus is you are not burning your lips on a hot pot.

[@rescueraver]

I keep this in my backpack/ b.o.b. Inside I store a cleaning sponge, paper towels, a Colman butane stove, a match case with match's striker,a and a mini BIC along with a snack baggie of instant coffee. I have used it on multiple occasions. Tried cooking a Lipton pasta side my spork didn't get the noodles off the bottom and they burnt. I should had a longer spoon. Boiling water for Mountain House meals, heating up soup, making coffee I love it. I haven't tried it but you can use it as a coffee press. Nice review great channel keep up the good work.

[@charleslarson3152]

Welcome to my world Amigo. Owned and used this unit for over a year along with other Stanley pots. You really should check the others out as well. I have this "pot" nested in a SS steel butterfly handled cup. Perfect fit. And with the perforated lid, it's great for "cowboy coffee."

[@johneykennick102]

keep an eye on Walmart, they will a lot of times mark down their Stanley items. I found my set for $9. They also have a single walled stainless steel 32oz cup where the top half comes off so you can boil stuff, and the lid turns into a cup.

[@bigdaddychud]

Love these I have 2 sets. I store them in a Condor H2O pouch. I ditched the cups and nest it with a different cup. My gas and stove fit inside the pot, and in the front compartment of the pouch is my fire kit and a couple of sporks. I have a fix blade knife on the side. Makes for a great little kit.

[@gideonstactical]

Thanks sounds awesome.

[@user-yh6yz4us9t]

The plastic tab will melt if your not careful. Its an awesome addition to your camping trip. a must for coffee.

[@OldPackMule]

If you take the cups out you can fit an MSR micro-rocket and a small gas canister.

[@timgoward9407]

I have had this for well over a year. I removed the two cups tho. the greatest thing about this is will nest in those popular steel and titanium camp cups as well. I put mine in a Maxpedition water bottle pouch, i put the lid in the bottom, nested the pot in steel cup, put in the pouch then filled it with eating utensils and some drink packs. for under twenty bucks you really can't beat it. the pot and prep bowl with utensil set is pretty awesome for the price as well.

[@nvskorpio]

one of the smaller propane tanks fit inside perfectly - had one for years and I wouldn't leave for a day hike without it

[@marisionutalexandru9422]

This is also compatible with the 32oz Nalgene stainless steel bottle. Due to the different design on the bottom, the 32oz doesn't fit standard cups like the GSI stainless steel one (not tightly at least) like the 38oz bottle does, but because this is higher it fits it perfectly. And you can also fit a GSI cup on the bottom of the Stanley Cup. Just some ideas :)

[@JediJunkie247]

I've looked at this set for a couple of years now. I'm glad to see actual use of it. God bless you

[@gideonstactical]

JediJunkie247 thanks, always want to show actual testing!

[@ivankrylov6270]

It's fantastic! And when i only have to cook for myself at home it works well on a stove too

[@keithfillinger3182]

I carry that pot in my bug out bag. I ditched the cups all together as I only think they are good for car camping due to their weight. I can use the pot as a cup, and I carry a stainless steel straw to allow me to drink hot liquids out of the pot while the sides are hot. The graduated lines are perfect for things like Mountain House meals. Another feature not mentioned is that the handle can be completely removed so that it can fit in certain pockets (like Condor H2O Pouch). It is a great, fairly lightweight kit! I love mine!

[@alanwilliams5836]

Thanks Aaron. We have these in our car emergency/get home kits. We put a small alcohol stove and a few ounces of alcohol inside, as well as coffee packets/tea/instant soups.

[@gideonstactical]

Alan Williams perfect, I love that it is so versatile

[@wordwalker3]

Aaron! A glass coffee press on a camping trip??? Did you know that the screen assembly from a 38 oz. bodum classic french press will fit the stanley adventure cook pot. Keep an eye out in thrift stores or Ebay for damaged french press(broken glass) $10-15 much less weight and space to just pack the screen assembly and plunger...and no glass to break! Of course, if you keep taking your coffee press, you may just end up with the parts you need! :)

[@MrWmburr7]

The lid to the Stanley Camp Pot also fits perfectly on the ubiquitous GSI Cup. I have this pot in a Maxpedition 12 x 5 bottle holder. A stainless steel Nalgene Guyot Design Backpacker model (the tapered one) nests perfectly in the in the pot. Then I top it with the GSI Cup. And there's still room at the top for a Solo Stove or a couple cans of tuna. Once you put some fire lighting items in the pouch and hang a fixed blade knife on the molle webbing, It becomes a complete survival kit!

[@dylanshiflet34]

I've had this for a while now and it works amazingly

[@Love2Wander]

same here been using it for about a year now and I love it

[@wvpok]

This thing is great! Perfect size for a couple people. I've had one for a while and really like everything about it. Great review.

[@roberttosa2560]

I love mine. Have used I for yeas. Just got back from a camping trip in the Kettle Moraine in Wisconsin and we used this to cook and the cups were / are perfect for coffee and cocktail hour. Thanks for reviewing this set. Everybody should own one. Have a peaceful Memorial Day.

[@brentgraves2636]

I love mine, I have used mine in both fire and fuel stove works great.

[@BrayonBushcraft]

I have one, great little pot, I replaced the green tab with a key chain ring it makes it easy to pick up the lid.

[@mlodewijk]

And the sliding part on the handle can also go over the green plastic tab while the lid is on for some extra solidity, nice video, I have one of these things and they really are highly recommended in my opinion

[@msilverhammer]

I purchased this last year at Walmart. Good all around container. Budget friendly.

[@Hulkpants]

I use that one all the time. only one cup and my homemade stove, fuel, lighter, cloth, scrub pad spoon all fit inside. well made highly recommended

[@Californiafell]

Nice video. I totally agree, nice cook kit. The measure line inside cup is 8 ounces measured.

[@JPL_1971]

Good video, thanks for sharing. I've seen these at the store for a while now and have always wondered about the durability. Your video just confirmed what I needed to hear! Thanks again!

[@gideonstactical]

Glad to help!

[@sylla2]

Yes, thanks, nice to see reviews of less tactical stuff. I'm familiar with the Stanley kit, the quality is very good. Thank you for yet another great video!

[@YTusercomment]

Have had my Stanley Adventure Cook Kit for years. Best quality and economical cook kit available...I use mine a lot. Also, with the slender designed pot, it packs better.

[@gideonstactical]

It is a great set for sure!

[@sawdust6968]

glad you reviewed this brother,have been using it for quite a while,great product.:-D

[@johnmadden6656]

Someone may have already mentioned this but, the lid also fits the stainless steel cup from Wally World that the Stanley nests down in nicely and gives you a smaller lighter option for day hikes.

[@Rick-wn5oh]

Yeah, I ditch one of the cups . Now it's amazing how much stuff you can store in there. I keep a fancy feast alcohol stove and a 2 ounce bottle of Methyl alcohol . Spare lighters and strikers. Still have some room left.

[@ScubavSteve]

Great system. I have one and have put a tatonka mug on the outside and a 32oz nalgene inside. All nest together perfectly. Makes an awesome set up. Great channel by the way.

[@gideonstactical]

Steve Baby thanks for watching glad you have had great success with it too!

[@backwater-otter7106]

Love it as well! I use it with a Solo stove and it works awesome.

[@ronaldrose7593]

Thanks for sharing your video. I just the same set at my local Wal-Mart. The set is great and very compact.

[@ManLand]

I can honestly say that you are a member of the "Green Cup Club"...yep such a club exists just for those Stanley Adventure Green Cups...lol. Welcome Brother!

[@Exist_Outdoors_]

Looks good to me, I'm ordering one. Thanks for sharing Aaron.

[@josephloya44]

I just purchased it from Amazon saw it a couple times but didn't know if the steel was cooking grade stainless because it's so well priced I thought it was probably aluminum, I want to see if it will fit in a water bottle pouch, that would be the icing on the 🎂

[@svlittlegem]

I have opted out the cups and use an gsi stainless steel cup witch the pot nests into with an scrubber stops the rattle. An stainless steel 1 liter water bottle fits into the pot, removing the handle when storing, in my backpack, makes this my goto kit.

[@dmtelfireland779]

I got one today because they build quality looked great. Thanks for the tips with it. I like it so much I use it at home a lot 😂

[@HarryKuloh]

That seems like the perfect "heith" for a camp pot! Thanks for the heads-up. Will look for it next time I'm at Walmart.

[@TheseAmericanTowns]

I have that camp pot and love it. Use it for everything....well, not for cooking my eggs. Great review.

[@Standswithabeer]

it's brilliant, I agree...thanks!

[@neddmoulton1]

Happy to see this review because I've looked at this system at my local Walmart and wondered if it was any good. Thank you for the review.

[@gideonstactical]

neddmoulton1 ya, totally love it!

[@Kris81mh]

I love mine, great piece of kit to have.

[@artiknanook9189]

Since I've this pot, I just bring with me the piston of my Bodum, it fit perfectly in the pot.

[@utilitariansharp8597]

Great video. Will be picking one up

[@AngryIrishBastard]

great looking and functional "common man" item - thanks for the review

[@happyknife8785]

These look great, problem is they're not sold in AUS except 1 or 2 online spots and you end up paying over $50 after shipping. Plus for my setup it is too tall, I prefer a lower wider pot, boil much better and they're more stable.

[@danofiremano]

My wife, best friend and I have been rocking these in our packs for a few years now and we love them! If you take off the plastic handle you can replace it with a small Nyte-Ize S-biner.

[@gideonstactical]

Dano DeMano I was thinking of doing the samething!!

[@annettesmith6241]

Oh man I have been looking for something like this for ages. I just saw it on ebay for $18 which is amazing for Australia. Thought about it for about half a second and bought it. Simple and easy, just my sort of thing.

[@COPPER314]

The folding Optimus Crux stove fits right inside the cup with a Bic and some drink mixes. I am a big fan of this little system and I almost didn't buy it.

[@MrSIXGUNZ]

wow thanks much!! I Bern wondering how it would work. please keep making great videos!!

[@gideonstactical]

Will do thanks for watching!

[@47kcr]

Great video! I saw these at Walmart and thought they were junk because of the price and where they were sold. Got a Boy Scout camp out with my son this weekend, think I might grab one and check it out. Thanks for the info. 👍

[@joshellington4079]

I enjoy these no typical videos and reviews, thanks.

[@gideonstactical]

Glad to hear that, I plan on continuing to do them.

[@newhampshirebound8551]

Top notch. Love this item. Replace green thingy with keyring and put right in fire. Favorite thing. Permanent spot in every bag.

[@gideonstactical]

NewHampshire Bound sweet!!

[@MikeWood]

You have to be the first person who has suggested keeping one or both of the cups. Every review I have seen has suggested chucking them. Points for the French Press too. :)

[@collindubois6064]

great system! I have one and its great for coffee ( i love the Aeropress) and for heating water for camp food!!!! Thumbs way up!!!!!

[@gideonstactical]

Collin Dubois thanks for watching!

[@stefanodogg280]

Gotta have a few of these

[@The_OG_MP]

can't wait to get one. also brian is a trip. "and his friend," lol!

[@lamprozar1]

works great I use all the time for the price you can't go wrong

[@ArcticGator]

I have been using this for a few years and love it, i kind of want that stanley adventure two pot cook set

[@gideonstactical]

Arctic Gator ya that look sweet for car camping

[@bobcatnv8827]

Arctic Gator is that you Clint?

[@MakinHicks]

Arctic Gator yup. Goin on 3 years with mine. It makes up most of my cook kit for kayak camping. My brother often brings the pot set you mention. I'd recommend it for sure.

[@trentmcbride328]

I noticed that you were using a pocket rocket, I saw another review saying that it barely fit on the stove and was very finicky. Did you have this problem?

[@maindave1]

The lid also works for the steel cups from wal mart.

[@Skills2survive]

I have had mine for a few years now.. Its an Awesome piece of kit !! :D

[@gideonstactical]

Skills2Survive sweet!

[@daviddoucet2220]

Skills2Survive

[@roadhandviking2741]

Got one myself, love it. Hard to beat for camping or a b.o.b

[@mattvan7089]

I have that Lil pot I've used it alot never had any fails with it yet

[@dying2selfdaily477]

Awesome thorough review

[@benwright4484]

Ditch the cups, Will a small fuel canister fit in the bottom? That paired with the brs3000t would be a good combo

[@DamionJR4923]

I have a 850 ml titanium pot but I don't like to use it on wood burning stoves. I only see two to the Stanley pot. The first is the weight. It is heavy for backpacking. The stainless steel does give you durability for the extra weight. Which I like for cooking on wood stoves.The second downside I see is it doesn't nest Nalgene bottles. I believe the camelbak bottles will though.

[@gregoryhare8795]

Hello Aaron Just a month or so I did get a Stanley Small cooking pot and as I was going through Walmart I did see and stainless steel cup and it's only 5 dollars and the Stanley cooking it Fits in that stainless steel cup and I have to say they go pretty good together And I know this is a early video but I just needed to give you this kind of info from myself to you and I hope This info will give you something else to thank about I do like your videos and you and your family and friends stay safe Peace

[@whydoihavesomanysubscriber9729]

when you start boiling water, does the handle get hot?

[@steddyk]

you should check out the MSR brand reusable cup coffee filter for a far lighter way to make coffee in the wilderness.

[@PrimevalAO]

A nice modification for this system is to replace the plastic tab with a standard key ring to avoid melting if you use the pot in a fire or coals. I've had one for about several years.

[@floppinfish]

Been using mine for years. Never had it melt.

[@WingsOfDomesticViolence]

Strange question but if anybody could answer,I was pondering buying one of these not only for liquid put possibly soft boiled eggs. Could you fit 2 eggs touching the bottom in this? Thanks!

[@wheelsgonewild1286]

Great pot for sure. Got mine long ago.

[@guncotton1950]

The cups are double walled so your hands do not get burned plus a full sized Trangia or Esbit spirit burner will drop neatly into the upper cup and under the lid this is a great little rig -cheers

[@gideonstactical]

They are really nice.

[@TictacAddict1]

Got one. Perfect!

[@jerryfortenberry1956]

Can you recommend a small bag for this ?

[@577buttfan]

Perfect for the AT!! Right on bro!!!! I smashed all the right buttons for ya!!!

[@puertoropelu2257]

Do you know if a 38 oz nalgene would fit ? I know the 32 oz does, but does the 38 oz ??

[@LIFTLEGIONCOM]

Gideon, what kind of burner do you use?

[@akeeperofoddknowledge4956]

I bought mine over two years ago and love it for all the reasons you mentioned! I also purchased a 16 oz SS camp cup ( Wal-Mart brand) and the Stanley cook pot sits right inside of it to give me two vessels to cook from or use the cup for eating out of. The two insulated nesting cups are another plus, though I initially removed them in favor of using the space for fuel tabs and a big lighter. I am now rethinking this as I really like those insulated cups. Anyway, great review as always, Aaron. Oh, btw how is Tommy the trail dog doing since the accident?

[@gideonstactical]

A Keeper Of Odd Knowledge glad you enjoy the pot too! Tommy is great thanks for asking!!

[@Dcr-nk3fw]

Supposedly, the Guyot 32 oz steel bottle that's tapered will fit inside with a GSI-type cup on top. All will fit inside the Maxpedition-style 10x4 pouch. Put a folding Esbit folding stove in the front pocket. That's a rig! dcr

[@gideonstactical]

Dcr 72104 nice!

[@ronswisher5377]

Very good video on a GOOD product I bought one 8-9-2021! thanks

[@yogililly884]

How is the HOB Link review doing, looking at purchasing this as a Christmas gift for son who normally edc the skyline.

[@gideonstactical]

Yogi Lilly video posting Sat.

[@glenmo1]

Someone on KZbin showed how you could take a small isobutane canister.. put it inside the Stanley cooker upside down.. then fit one cup inside. And inside the cup you could put a miniature rocket stove..

[@neemancallender9092]

will a water bottle nest in the main cup

[@TheGrizzlyHillbilly]

Stanley also makes a 2 quart bushpot/cook set for about $25.

[@gideonstactical]

I have seen that.

[@okaynoice]

Would you say the Stanley pot is just as stable on that MSR Pocket Rocket as the MicroRocket counterpart? The prongs are slightly different.

[@rogerparrett3242]

Gabriel Yeung The MSR Pocket Rocket holds the pot better compared to the Micro Rocket (I have both...) but the Micro + 4 oz fuel will sit inside the pot. For better stability, I made a triangular wire mesh out of a clothes hanger for the micro rocket to better support the pot.

[@backyardmechanic4827]

I've got two of these kits, well worth the invsstment

[@huejanus5505]

Looks a great piece of kit. Will definitely look into it. Thanks for showing us.

[@gideonstactical]

Michael Demers no problem!

[@f16gr31]

Your watch is casio G shock ?

[@huejanus5505]

John Kouros If you're asking me, it's no. I have a 20+ year old timex that's on its last legs.

[@explorationoutdoorsandrewr8053]

Check out Dave Canterbury's 25 oz cup basically same thing but his nests w/ a klean kanteen and other similar cups

[@gideonstactical]

ExplorationOutdoors Andrew R. A. I saw those too

[@MoranGuyVideos]

Thanks for the review , I'm going to buy from walmart : -)

[@JayBradford]

Have it, use it all the time, love it.

[@gideonstactical]

Jay Bradford heck ya!

[@JayBradford]

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