Most Compact Cook Kit?

[@YankeeWoodcraft]

My UL kit comes in at 16oz. Toaks Spork Toaks 750ml cup w/lid MSR PocketRocket 2 Stove MSR Piezo Igniter MSR 100g Fuel Can ZZHXSM Fuel Can Stabilizer 0000 Steel Wool Pad Sure, there are times for cold skillets and cast iron and steaks & potatoes, but for for day hikes, hunts, etc..., it just makes sense.

[@clinnyboy]

Good morning Paul. Just came over for a first time view via an invite from Corporals Corner.

[@TheAngryChimp]

Thx Paul - nice quick informative vid. Much appreciated!

[@ExpeditionaryJonny]

Good video, brother! Choosing the right cook system makes for good food & good times. I carry the titanium Firebox stove. It's lightweight & very versatile. I can use canisters or just use twigs. I really enjoyed this one. Good job!

[@nauticalknotcraft]

Nice little kit, thanks.

[@dangudgeon3833]

Nice video Paul. I pushed that BRS stove past it's limit. I still use it, but wont do long term, heavy cooking. Cooking "fat pots" with a 2 qt stainless steel bushpot in a 3 day class here in Colorado(no ground fires allowed at the time) the titanium pot supports started to sag...too hot for too long. I was able to correct the pot supports with a multi-tool, but now I only boil water for dehydrated camp meals and for coffee. Your kit looks perfect.

[@adaptablesurvival]

Yeah, only downside to titanium is the long-term durability. For something like that I'd use one of those beefier GSI or Coleman stainless steel stoves.

[@davidtaberer3146]

As always good information

[@adaptablesurvival]

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[@MichaelR58]

Good video Paul, thanks for sharing, God bless !

[@adaptablesurvival]

Thanks man!

[@craigrobertson6082]

Great info, mate.

[@adaptablesurvival]

🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@darrinrebagliati5365]

My main GHB, aka my truck, has an old propane single burner and 9 cup stainless coffee pot. Several cups and a frying pan go along in the milk crate kitchen in there. Always coffee and sugar there alongside some jerky and other nibbler type foodstuffs. BOB has a gel stove and the same cup as yours along with a Stanley stainless skillet. EDC has a military canteen, cup and stove and is empty enough to be augmented from my GHB in case I need to abandon my truck.

[@adaptablesurvival]

Sounds like a solid setup!

[@davidreed8219]

Good video Paul. To the point and not a lot of BS. Looks like a practical kit for backpacking. Have you noticed if titanium heats faster or holds heat better or worse than aluminum or stainless?

[@adaptablesurvival]

I'll be doing a video on that in the next few weeks.

[@joshuahmoran]

I like my stanley kit, it's been all over the USA with me.

[@Canadian_Craftsman]

Honestly if you're going out for a week or more the fuel canister stove is a good option but anything less alcohol stoves are lighter and a better option for a few days or overnighter!!✌️💚✊️🔥

[@adaptablesurvival]

I've been looking at alcohol stove for a while. Haven't used em at all, so I'm definitely going to pick one up.

[@Canadian_Craftsman]

@adaptablesurvival I've got a ton and the Evernew Trangia style "not" the fake one and the New style titanium Boundless Voyage has built in pot stand and is really the best price and weight!!✊️🔥✌️💚

[@Canadian_Craftsman]

@@adaptablesurvival I actually prefer the alcohol to the canister stove they are more convenient for me and silent 🤫 stealthy!! Haha 😄

[@stevestumpy6873]

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[@davidrosenberg5453]

Hey Paul, Dying to know about the FEMU gear?

[@adaptablesurvival]

Won't be doing an update video on it for a few weeks yet.

[@mrwdpkr5851]

Off topic but where do you get the woobie hoodie ?

[@adaptablesurvival]

Perseverance Survival

[@VJLasorsa]

Perseverance Survival two thumbs 👍 👍 up from me !!

[@Dewint]

this is indeed the most compact but it isn't the most fuel efficient, look for vid for fuel comparison