NEW Stanley Cook Set for Bushcraft & Camping - Wildfare Go!

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

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[@ppfd]

Got my Stanley at Goodwill years ago. Didn’t have a lid. Called Stanley and they sent one free.

[@rafterL78]

Wow, I riveted a D-ring to the lid of a pickle jar for my thrift store find.

[@memphischuck]

Love the idea of folding the handle over the key ring to allow you to hang it up!

[@wahyasaquii7563]

@@memphischuck No kidding. Great idea!

[@ClaudeBohls]

I love my original and cup. I found it and thought, hey.. this could be useful. It was. 8 years and lots of use still going strong. 😍

[@janmariolle]

Nice review! You covered all of my questions. Thanks!❤

[@distaff2935]

Have the old one already, but I'll have to get this new one. Thanks for the video!

[@randymartin5521]

I bought one of the originals 10 or 12 years ago and love it. I bought an MTM plastic ammo box, made a T shaped divider for it out of some 3/16 inch plywood and the cookset, an old Coleman 502 stove, a 16 ounce can of fuel for the stove, a funnel, lighter and some other odds and ends fit in that ammo box perfectly. It's great for car camping.

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

Cool idea!

[@diddybushcraftnoutdoors8072]

I'm gonna have to look into to getting one of these that I don't need. I got 3 or 4 of the original ones. They stand behind their products, I lost a lid once and asked if they sold them separate, they asked for my address and they shipped a whole new kit free. Thanks for sharing.

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

Yeah they have great customer service

[@Wolfram762]

Thank you for this review buddy! I love the original Stanley cook set and I can not wait to get the updated version!!

[@cnybanditoutdoors]

The void between the Walmart cup and the pot may be able to hold a small round tin.. such and an old Altoids tin.. or small empty shoe polish tin etc... Which could hold coffee grounds!... Or fire starter pads . A bic lighter and bandana could fit as well... Let us know if any of these will work! Make wise use of that extra space! Excellent review!

[@joanfos4890]

@@cnybanditoutdoors I wonder if it would work as a double boiler?

[@buzz5969]

I got the old one, had it for years, and love it.

[@pjcrabtree4456]

I didn’t realize that Stanley had redesigned the 2 cup cook set. Those are nice upgrades.

[@landonashby2029]

Looks like it will hold the larger Isobutane canister, too. 😎

[@pamelaklemp5615]

Great review comparison. The STANLEY 2 Cup cookset is LEGENDARY. THE new one is nice too, I have several of the older ones and 2 of the updated ones. If you like a cup with a sip style lid... there's an Ozark Trail lid (sold separately) that fits that cup and is the correct size exactly 💯. The YETI cup lid also fits. One is a sliding style opening and the other is a flip style opening. Both fit perfectly. It's important that you get the correct ounces size when buying the lids, there are several sizes and not all sizes fit... mines packed away in my Conversion Van but I believe it's the 16oz that fits. Walmart carries both so take your STANLEY and compare sizes for the correct ones. I keep mine in my Tornado 🌪 GoBag for Evacuations. I ADORE STANLEY 💗. I've collected them for decades and I'm a life-long Outdoors adventurer.

[@kimsims763]

I saw this on someone else's video. I was waiting for you to do a video. I knew if it was good you would do a video. Thank you. I love all your videos. Very informative & enjoyable.

[@hokudadog7637]

Old version is 24 oz, new is 32 oz. The cups are rated for 10 oz, but the new is maybe 0.5 oz larger capacity. Love the new design, especially that Nalgene bottles nest nicely.

[@pierreanelli]

Something others haven't mentioned that I have seen, the gen 2 lid does not fit the Ozark trail or GSI nesting cup, it is too big. I found a Coughlan's 21oz nesting cup that nests completely with the cook pot leaving no void space and the gen 2 lid fits perfectly. Also, the 40oz Klean Kanteen does nest in the cook pot. Just wanted to spread the word.

[@wahyasaquii7563]

Thank you, friend! 👍☀️

[@stephenbrady3305]

Have had the old Stanley kit for long time I'm 74. Can't remember when i bought it? I'm so ready for the new one. Still have my to go bag with my fly rod. Thank you for up date.

[@denofearthundertheeverlast5138]

One thing people were complaining about is that the lid no longer fits snug, but I think that is a plus, used to have to grab the handle on the old pot and give it a strong tug, which could cause spillage and with a hot pot, but now they come off easily

[@dm1523]

These are definitely on the to get list.

[@Badger77722]

Appreciate the review and the comparison between the old and new Stanley cook pots. Nice to see that Stanley actually seems to take customer feedback into account and has come up with an updated version of their classic cook pot.

[@denofearthundertheeverlast5138]

I have both also, awesome pieces of kit I have one in each pack, a daypack and my BOB

[@mikederosa3379]

GREAT video as always!!! Already have a few of these cook pots. The old one was my favorite cook kit. But this one has replaced it! Thanks Wendell!

[@Thomasr435]

ORCA Tactical makes a 4.5"x 11" Cover that has zippered compartments at the top and bottom. Like a Maxpedition, but more storage. Has been the cover to my Stanley Kit for years. ORCAS are available on AMZ at like half the price

[@Wolfram762]

@@Thomasr435 thanks for sharing this man! I couldn't find a cover for mine that wasn't too bulky, I'm definitely going to check it out!!

[@doublepanthers3088]

Superb review. Thank you for taking the time to post it. You answered the two questions I had!

[@pinkiewerewolf]

Nice look at the updated kit compared to the outgoing model. Love the decals, great designs.

[@michaelyoumans2113]

I heard the plastic Yeti tumbler lid fits perfectly.

[@branch_preparedness]

Picked up at REI a couple of weeks ago. Glad they updated the pot. Great kit and overview.

[@tolik5929]

For the price , everybody should get at leat one . Just a good , gerneral purpose item . Pair it up , with a German M31 , you can do a lot between them .

[@uzbeck2006]

New one is nice. Good job stanley

[@denofearthundertheeverlast5138]

I like to make "center fire" alcohol stoves for the old narrow Stanley Pot, ...thats a stove that fires from a center hole and not around the edges like a Trangia, think like a WD40 can with the center nozzle removed and with 8 x 8mm holes drilled around close to the bottom of the "dome" for air intake holes but the stove fires from the center unless the pot is too close then it will fire from the airholes instead, so keep the pot 1.25" from the output enter fire hole. This stove also does not need a pressure chamber so its simple stove without the sleeve insert .

[@mrkultra1655]

Right on, thanks

[@MrJbarreda]

I had $26 dollars in REI dividends so mine was free, thanks

[@MichaelR58]

Good review, thanks for sharing YAH bless !

[@thomasbrandon5111]

Looks like good improvements

[@flynnstone3580]

I have all of them starting with the Adventurer. My favorite is the Stanley 1.1 it's sqauttier and a little larger diameter. You don't loose as much flame up the side.

[@garryruggiero3559]

Always informative Thank for all you do Garry, Raleigh NC

[@jperala658]

I am looking forward to picking up the new pot. I love the 24 oz but I use an MSR Pocket Rocket and you have to center the Adventure almost perfectly on the three supports or it will tip. The little bit of extra width of the Wildfare should make a big difference. The new pot is currently "Unavailable" on the Stanley web site. It looks like the entire Adventure series has been, or is being, replaced with the Wildfare series.

[@johnforeman9776]

Does the new lid fit the $5 ss cup like the old lid does?

[@rickshima9483]

Great Video ! New subscriber!

[@blackboardbloke]

I’ve had my Stanley for over a decade, I still use it on treks with alcohol stoves and homemade stoves out of used tin cans which can also burn solid fuel tans or twigs, but it gets used as my kettle several times a day as it works on my induction hob. Can’t see a reason to change it as it fulfills all my needs.

[@TNBushcrafter]

I've been wondering for over a decade when they were gonna come out with a 2.0 version. My biggest complaint was the bottom rounded edges. It just doesnt sit well on some certain stoves. I understand it makes it easier to clean the bottom inside corners. Although it just makes it so hard to sit with any amount of stability on many stoves. I've hacked mine to death and I believe it's as about as perfect as I can get it for my purposes.

[@WarrenKimpel]

I have had a Stanley thermos since 1976 and have only had to have the first one warranty that was easy

[@BUYBOTH]

Nice upgrade. Those that cook over an open fire probably wish a pail handle was included.

[@ChiefLilly71]

Just followed your Rumble account!

[@jhill4874]

I have two of the original Stanley Adventure cook kits. My main problem with them is the base has rounded edges, reducing the stability of the beast. Otherwise, love em.

[@bsd9230]

🎉 Great Review! Couple things I dont get why Stanley does not make a cook cup and bottle set like SRO or CC. Also they should add covers for those green mugs... cant tell ya how many times my coffee has spilled over!

[@tenchraven]

This one, I really appreciate the 32oz capacity, but the handle is still... complicated. But as a bushpot, this works, My short range brew kit fits in the largest round tin you can get at the dollar store, and that already fits inside the $5 and GSI cups. So.. it will work with this. Depending on your pack, this might be a great update, but I really wish they had put butterfly handles on this.

[@alanwilliams5836]

When did you record this, W? Not recently... no snow, and in short sleeves. Ha!

[@WarrenKimpel]

nice video thanks, just got one from amazon ,do not know if it is the new model or the old ,for me it does not matter ; I have a twig stove and a spirit burner to use at times THANKS again for your video

[@monaangeloutdoors514]

I love my Stanley cookset I always go back to it. I have the fry pan set too! Its awesome! Thanks for the video nice to see the comparison. Appreciate it! 🎉

[@loufarzetta2080]

Idea…if the GI cup doesn’t fit all the way up, and has space, why don’t you utilize that space and put your stove parts down there? Just a thought Great content as always!!

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

Good idea to put something down there. Maybe coffee packets. Thanks!

[@loufarzetta2080]

That’s what this is all about sharing ideas. You have shared many Keep on producing great content

[@kennethwilson8633]

Does it fit in the Stanley coffee press??? Have fun stay safe.

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

My old version still works great. If the new one had a titanium version that would convince me to upgrade.

[@johnwest4492]

Have you reviewed the Stanley bug cook pot, it was like 25.00 at Walmart a while back?

[@covertcamping2023]

When draining your pasta looks like you could leave the handle open and just press down on the silicon tab to hold the lid on. Saves ya from taking your glove off and on.

[@dalevodden1359]

How do you upgrade you showed on that Stanley 2 cup cook set what it used to be called aren't bad but I'd like the original one better God bless

[@dansu3586]

What is make and model of the stove? Thanks.

[@gregritchie9375]

I don’t know if I will get one of these or not. I have been using my 2 cup cook set a long time. It is the first commercial cook set I bought after using the Boy Scout and USGI mess kits. I like it a lot. But I am looking hard at it.

[@allanpeterson2364]

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[@WildernessMapper]

Where you get that cool bag for your old Stanley cup?

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

It’s an old water bottle pouch

[@Glenn4961]

Great review!, I'm thoroughly enjoying your content!, one question though.... Where did you get the small duffel bag for the old kit ? I have been looking for a small bag for my kit for the longest time... Any information you can provide for direction would be appreciated.

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

It’s very old and no longer made sorry

[@michaelbrunner6654]

I think i like the old one better.

[@davidturner3014]

I wondered why Walmart did not have these on the shelf anymore. I went online... $44.00! Amazon was half that. But Walmart has that shoulder strap pouch thing... Fits perfect! Lifestraw?

[@akbychoice]

REI has them for $20 online. I have two of the originals. Thinking about getting this new version then hack the old cups and new cups to see if they will nest inside.

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

yeah that was mentioned in the video

[@jakeells66]

Im confused about the fuel in the old cup. I can get a small fuel canister to go all the way to the bottom.

[@outdoordauber]

@@jakeells66 He put one of the cups in the bottom.

[@jakeells66]

@@outdoordauber oh I missed that part lol thanks

[@gordonferrell8809]

What is REI or REA that you got your new pot from

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

You don’t know what REI is?? Type it in google

[@madtownangler]

Does the alcohol stove take longer to heat up than the burner?

[@war3840]

@@madtownangler yes

[@johndegroot8664]

Put the new cup inside the old one, please!

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

What???

[@outdoordauber]

Some nice updates; wish they would have eliminated that stupid beveled edge at the bottom.

[@wirawhitebelt7364]

👍🇲🇾

[@kevincurtis6997]

I have both. the new one already rusted on me (all over the inside) after one use on rocks by the fire. The old one is blackened and going strong.

[@madtownangler]

I've never put mine on a fire so it's still shiny.

[@ShahryarSaigol]

Wow! Stanley fixed what wasn't broken with something bigger and heavier. We should all sigh and rejoice I suppose.

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

Hilarious 😂

[@learningcenter4u]

I bought 12 of those tapered Nalgene bottles for 5 bucks each when a local Sporting goods store went out of business...lol

[@KyleR.Watson]

unfortunately they are expensive now, used to get them at Walmart for under 10.00$

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

$21 is expensive?

[@lordkestlerful]

They want 30 to 40 dollars at walmart now for the cup, hell no!! I'm done with Stanley

[@mudsslinger]

I love Stanley gear, but they should have made the new set out of titanium

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

Titanium with light nesting cups and market it as the “ultralight cook set” would have been a win IMO. There was a company selling a titanium version on Amazon that was a knockoff of the Stanley design a few years ago. I’m kicking myself still for not buying. I keep looking for it.

[@cecildoss3157]

They ran out of Russian Mig22s to scrap

[@tracker5849]

Im interested in your camo kit. bag on the table...info please. Those tiny little stoves are nice i guess but scare me..ill take a bit more weight n size for SECURE fire.

[@joeyt684]

I don't get the hype. It's ¼" bigger & has more holes drilled in the lid. Basically exactly same as old one.

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

It’s that a standard bottle will fit it.

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

@ThePreparedWanderer, I find this to be a pointless change because the handle folds up in an awkward way unless you remove it each time for storage. This cook set still doesn’t properly nest a Nalgene inside of it. If they intentionally redesigned to nest a Nalgene, it’s a fail (and I’m not convinced that they did redesign with this purpose in mind mainly for this reason).

[@dalevodden1359]

The only thing about having a nalgene bottle in those is you cannot close the handle if you get the nail Gene bottle in there you can't close the handle you can't pack it away in the pouch you had it in not unless you remove the handle