My Cook Kit Progression

A quick look at the various cooking pots and pans i have used over the years and my thoughts on how well they work.

[@Tom_Bee_]

Very clear and cogent descriptions and analysis. Thanks for sharing

[@jimbojet8728]

A useful setup for a single lightweight hiker. I do like a larger pot on occasion for cooking up whatever I can scrounge up as I go along. Using onions, garlic, fresh meat etc, usually for two. Reminds me, I must get out again soon. Thanks for the vid.

[@gregstone4835]

Really nice explanation of your progression. Thanks.

[@thriftysurvivor6117]

Great video. Looks like some simple, but robust gear. Just the way I like it. I think I'll have to say the MSR pan is my favorite of what you showed. Looks fairly easy to store, and you're not wasting space throwing things inside of it. I do the same. Thanks for posting.

[@MrBluoct]

Stowaways are bomb proof The quality is immediate The “Swiss army pot” Have several🤙

[@WoodcraftHamster]

Finn Green definitely my favourite pot, Billy’s are great they can be a bit cumbersome

[@ArmadilloJunction]

enjoyed the video, been looking for new gear ideas myself.

[@anthonygomez446]

Pathfinder makes a 48 ounce cup fits in that bag sir with a extra cup aswell and the pathfinder stove that's how mine is set up it's a huge kit in that same bag sir . And a huge can of the mini inferno. God bless

[@aaronzierke9920]

Replace that lighter with a bic then get a zip strip and put it on the lighter so 5hat it stops the gas button from being pushed down. You will like it much better. The bic is a little more refined and will use less gas than that cricket lighter. Plus its alot more dependable of a lighter as fare as plastic lighters go. I like yellow lighters because i can hold them up to the light or sun or even a flash light to see how much is in it. Yellow white or any light color will work for that.

[@royphelps8084]

Pathfinder skillet , one peice , i like better , ive got zebra pots , and Pathfinder pots , skillets . Fireboxstove.com , Pathfinder, self reliance outfitters , zebra makes. 14 mm pots like the you have your food stored in . Built thicker than the cheaper made ones .

[@glenroberts7557]

I had the msr complete junk u can boil water that's it soon ad you cook they stain up look a mess take forever to clean I put em in the bin after first use.

[@Tiger-789]

All pots get discolored from heat, soot and heated oil if you actually use them..

[@hardtrooth1776]

What size is the frying pan

[@paulmitchell9349]

Stop calling them Msr pots they are zebra pots and have been for nearly 50yrs, I have 3 off tthem

[@WoodcraftHamster]

Paul Mitchell Zebra make their own version of these but the ones in the video are MSR. I’ve tried both and definitely prefer the MSR version, that said for billy cans I would only ever use Zebra.

[@Minsang1st]

@@WoodcraftHamster why do you prefer msr stowaway compared to zebra 14cm pot (the one similar to stowaway)?