My Budget Friendly Cook Kit - Stanley Stainless Steel Cook Set plus two shout outs!

For about $40 you can score this cookset on Amazon. I picked up the Stanley cook set and steel cup at my local Walmart for about $20 and I had the H2O pouch. Just want to give a shout out to Dave Canterbury at the Pathfinder School for giving me the idea for the kit and Gideonstactical for beating me to the review! Both great channels and sources of info!
Stanley Stainless Steel Cook Set link - www.amazon.com/Stanley-Advent...
Condor H2O Pouch link - www.amazon.com/Condor-H2O-Pou...
GSI Stainless Steel Cup link - www.amazon.com/GSI-Outdoors-G...

[@tuathanbashieres3262]

I'm fairly certain that you already know this, but for those new to prepping, always save your spare condiment pouches from fast food places, and vary your sources. Some places even have small packets of honey and honey is ALWAYS useful. Thank you for another solid video sir.

[@caseysimpson1806]

I have been considering the Stanley cookset. You are the first person I have seen show how the cookset nest inside of the OT cup. Since I have the pouch, I foresee a trip to Walmart today. Great video.

[@sandym6760]

I have a mini Sawyer in with my Stanley setup, a couple of all cotton bandanas and a small ferro rod with striker. I also have bouillon, salt and pepper inside the Stanley pot, along with tea bags and sugar packets, and a couple packets of hydration multipliers. I never thought of using pomade with cotton balls -- thanks for the tip!!

[@denniskuenze659]

Nice review. Here's a tip for you. If you put your cook kit in a small nylon stuff sack it will slide in and out of the pouch with ease without snagging the inside of the pouch.

[@lordfairfaxpreparedness]

The Stanley pot lid ALSO fits the Ozark Trails cup! Good kit and nice video! New Sub!

[@adaptablesurvival]

Didn't know that! Thanks for the tip!

[@sarahchaddick7787]

Thanks for the info! It's so helpful to see REAL reviews that apply to actual life. This was awesome. :)

[@jeffrichards5106]

I have the Stanley cook set also. Thanks! you gave me some good ideas. I have to look for some of that pomade at the dollar store, great idea!

[@Oldsparkey]

Like you I have seen assorted set up's with the Stanley so I made one for myself. I made myself a grab and go cook kit using the Condor H20 pouch to keep everything in. Starting at the bottom of the of the pouch there is a Oilcamp Stainless Steel Space Saver Cup. Then the Stanley Adventure Cook Camp System which fits ( sits ) inside the cup. The tapered sides of the Stanley Camp Cook kit fits inside the cup like it was made for it. Along the outside of the Stanley is a long handled Titanium spoon. Inside the Stanley is the Gen2 Folding Firebox Nano Ultralight Backpacking 3" Stove. On top of the Stanley is a Trangia Alcohol burner so I can cook with either alcohol or wood. The outside pocket of the Condor has a plastic ( Flask shaped ) bottle which has the Denatured Alcohol for the Trangia. Next to it is a fero rod for lighting the burner or starting a fire. Folded next to the fero rod is a bandana which can be used if the handles of either pot gets to hot for a bare hand to touch. All of it together makes one small complete cooking outfit. Thanks to using a wood fire mine has a nice blacken bottom and sides to it which I think helps it to heat up quicker.

[@adaptablesurvival]

Chuck Littleton Sounds like a similar set up to mine. I really like the versatility that this kit can give you.

[@crypto_pinto2660]

Very nice I have the same exact setup with little differences. Last night I added a couple of other pouches and now I have a more extravagant setup that could probably last me a few days out in the field if need be

[@phillipmerritt1428]

Just a pointer for you go down there to waypoint survival he's got about five different videos on how to modify the Stanley cook set he did a great job and all that stuff works.

[@james_lessick892]

Yup his Stanley stuff is outstanding.

[@amydickerson2145]

Shhooooottttt...... I use the pot for a coffee ☕ cup. I love my Stanley!

[@adaptablesurvival]

When I was still using this regularly that was my go to with the setup 😎

[@Calamiti999Fine]

Loved your budget approach to the gear & your channel....affordable high quality. Subbing. Thanks

[@adaptablesurvival]

Allyson Clark Thank you for the support! My channel has been dark for awhile but I'll be putting out some new content shortly. It'll be a mix of high end and budget gear.

[@ILOVEZOZER]

cool... I'm just putting together a kit with the Condor kit just like this! Thanks for uploading!

[@abibritton8791]

The Corporal sent me, nice to meet you. Still learningin beautifulNH

[@jimjones5530]

Corporals corner sent me!

[@UrbCrafter]

Very cool dude thanks for sharing...

[@JordanCrowderFilms]

That's so awesome! I have the same set of pouch, pot and cup!! I also added a generic butane pocket stove (from Amazon) and a small fuel canister in there. The only difference is my Condor Pouch is black to match my Ruck. Thanks for sharing!

[@kidbach]

Nice kit I have the Stanley cook set and Ozark trails cup also. I just keep my gear in a small compression sack. Scout

[@adaptablesurvival]

kidbach Yeah I love using them. That's a great idea of having them in a compression sack.

[@JamesSmith-eb6tp]

Genuinely helpful

[@BlackRifleSurvival]

Good set up, I run a larger pouch that fits my biolite. I think it's a maxpidition bottle holder. I'm always changing them up as they have so many options

[@adaptablesurvival]

BlackRifle Survival Thanks man! Yeah I picked up a few other cook systems. Like finding new systems to try

[@devildogsbushcraft7898]

Good video. Thanks.

[@crypto_pinto2660]

PS I use espresso instant coffee it's a lot stronger you can find it right next to the Folgers singles. I saw a comment below saying Folgers makes these in tea bag form I will be looking for that as well for my wife so thanks for the video good stuff

[@sherriwilson8120]

Nice video. I use the same cook set ,set up.

[@BK33REVIEWS]

I was gonna put together a set with the Stanley cup and condor bag but but the time I buy all the items individually I'm better off buying the dave canterbury set its hard to make that set any cheaper

[@davem5843]

great video

[@dcordry]

Very well organized kit.

[@adaptablesurvival]

Multi-Tool School Thanks! I try to make my gear and kits as versatile as possible.

[@joegarza13]

Same setup ditched the cups that came with it just carry the ozark cup carry two wire saws at the bottom of pouch small fuel canister and micro stove lighter dish soap sponge salt and pepper shaker all in the main compartment keep it my car great for fishing trips and unexpected situations

[@jeepnicc]

Cool video man. Thanks for sharing. Just a tip you may already know, Folgers makes singles in teabag form. Not sure, but I'll bet dollars to doughnuts it's better than instant coffee powder... Thanks again!!

[@adaptablesurvival]

I will have to track some of those down. I love my coffee but instant leaves alot to be desired hahaha

[@SPCLPONY]

Yes, I keep the Folgers 'tea bag' type of coffee in my cabin in the woods. Much better that the instant folgers singles.

[@devildogsbushcraft7898]

Got me one of those Stanley Cook set. I even use it at home. Lol

[@james_lessick892]

I have that exact same kit. Nice

[@Tenbears2022]

Enjoyed the video I think the holes in the lid are a strainer for noodles and such

[@wandashields6182]

Love the Cookstove......do you prefer this to the fuel stoves ?

[@ivettevilla7785]

Great video!!! I like your jacket what’s the name brand or where did you get it???

[@Hoonozit]

Subbbed, liked and commented. Thanks for the video.

[@philgawthrop2518]

What's the jacket your wearing?

[@Val_Halla777]

Nice setup. What stainless water bottle is that ? does it nest into the Stanley cook cup and still fit inside the condor?

[@adaptablesurvival]

Val Halla that's just a random stainless steel bottle I found at a goodwill. I'm going to be doing an updated video on my cook kit in the next few weeks.

[@devildogsbushcraft7898]

Nice rugged cook set. I thunk I also have the very same nesting cup. From Walmart.

[@jayf4357]

So technically i still need a water bottle hold my water. Or use a water bladder? Right

[@PaganPreppers]

nice channel mate, we're new to KZbin.

[@sebt9530]

Nice set. I like that jacket too. Who makes it?

[@adaptablesurvival]

Sebastian Tyski Helikon Alpha Grid Fleece should be able to find it on amazon. It's in European sizing so make sure to look at the sizing chart.

[@jamesmcgee2447]

👍🏻

[@jamesaritchie1]

If you drill a hole just below the rim n each side of the Stanley pot then add a lid from a Pathfinder cup, you can hang the pot using a fish mouth spreader. I like the dual option, and it makes the pot more versatile. I don't like plastic in the woods, so I leave the cups at home, where we use them almost every day. It's funny. I have the complete Pathfinder bottle kit that came with a stainless steel canteen, two stainless steel cups with lids, a stainless steel wood/tablet stove, a stainless steel alcohol stove, a windscreen, a fish mouth spreader, a fire kit, and a nice bag to keep it all in, but other than using one of the cups, I prefer the Stanley pot. My son bought the Pathfinder canteen kit, and I wish I'd made the same choice. It contains everything I need to spend forever in the wild, and doesn't have a lot of extra items I won't use, and won't have to carry. The Stanley makes an excellent bushcraft kit, as you've learned. I think I'm going to buy a slightly larger bag so I can add my other gear, and just make it my one and only kit for all things bushcraft, hunting, trapping, and bugout.

[@adaptablesurvival]

James Ritchie Thanks for the tip! I've seen a video where a guy replaced the plastic tab on the top with a metal ring. Think I may do that as well.

[@pappy451]

Godis .notreal ... a coat hanger does not have " spring properties " , and won't work as well.

[@zattan2002]

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[@phillipmerritt1428]

I really enjoy your clothes develop your mind your body and your gear that that's great

[@grayrecluse7496]

Why do people by the plastic, fork , spoon combo. You can buy a metal single spoon and fork a lot cheaper an they last for ever and a lot more uses.

[@juice9968]

So when do you use this on a regular basis and why? Where you in the Army? PATHFINDER? better be truthful...

[@adaptablesurvival]

I don't use this as much as I used to. But I mainly used it to boil water for meals and coffee. Never served and never claimed to.

[@williamstewart1883]

Talk to the camera.

[@quickplaya]

Why all that gear just to boil water? lol... I wanna see you do something other then boil water lol

[@normanroeder6868]

talk to the mic , not to the ground.

[@paulkoller8104]

Couldn't watch. The world doesn't need another review on this.