Solo Stove Titan Camp Stove Bundle [Test and Review]

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[@qa3990]

I’ve cooked full one pot pasta dishes with my solo stove titan. I say get it good and burning and have a pile next to you to keep adding as you cook. Know what your making ahead of time and prep everything before you start cooking

[@MikeS-ur2ql]

Sandwich baggie/pop bottle of wood pellets gives you plenty of fuel for at least 3 days in my past experience. Love my solo stove for coffee perculator verses a fire.

[@stephenkhan454]

Cool camping tip vids, presented well , easy to watch

[@zeez9053]

Great video 👍🇬🇧made one a few year ago in Germany from 2 different size food cans

[@Sonjaorleans]

I got the pellet adapter plate for my titan

[@miconn69]

I have the Campfire with tripod (which is awesome within itself) and pot accessories, although I prefer the Pathfinder bailed bushpots over the Solo pots. I also bought a stainless bailed coffee percolator to pair with it as well. I absolutely love it when by myself. I use it more than my Bonfire. I also found the Lite to nest perfectly in a 800ml bailed pot and an alcohol stove will nest in it for redundancy. Solo definitely has its place in my gear collection.

[@rodrigoroaduterte9415]

Wrong. Sticks on the ground are usually wet. If it is winter, they are covered with snow and wet. You need to seek for dead branches on the trees. Those will be dry if it is not a rainy day.

[@davidlaw233]

Don't use gas burners

[@20Hikecdt23]

I really like these types of stoves But in the West nowadays they are banned.

[@Terradrift]

Yeah. Huge bummer. These guys are working on a version of their gas firepit that you can cook over: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4jMYX-hZ8qAl5Y - hopefully it's out soon!

[@davidlaw233]

Why are u using a tripod you don't need it

[@Terradrift]

Because the kit comes with it. 😅

[@davidlaw233]

Ok yor a novice