UDAP Bear Spray, Snow Peak LiteMax, Giga Power & Soto Windmaster Stoves Updates

I wanted to update on some of my previous videos on UDAP bear spray, Snow Peak Litemax, Giga Power Stoves & Soto Windmasrer Stoves

[@ivancollazo5591]

You have a lot of very good points that I have not seen any where else !!! And I have been looking at a lot of KZbin videos. A lot more people should be listening to you that what it shows up there. Thanks.

[@SeniorHiker77]

Thanks for such a glowing comment. ATB

[@SirMintfelix]

Wow my uncle you have amazing stove 👏 wow

[@SeniorHiker77]

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[@SeniorHiker77]

@Thoth Al Khem I use the snow peak with the wind screen for many years but for some reason I've switched things around and now use the Kovea Spider due to the pkatform. I see you have the Hangul alphabet on your phone too. Lol

[@Rashoop]

For the loosening screws, how about Loctite? Also, I found with the Snow Peak Giga Power, I actually found the optional windscreen actually caused instability because the pot supports can't bottom out to their most stable positions. Without the windscreen, a pot sits rock-solid. That being said, my go-to stove now is either a Soto Windmaster or an Amicus. The former is the better of the two, and the latter is just a bit lighter and more compact. Both great stoves though.

[@SeniorHiker77]

I don't know if Loctite can take the heat. I had the soto Windmaster and found it to be to strong and it was hard to simmer but the regulator didn't burn a lot of fuel. All the above mentioned stoves are acceptable. 👌

[@marzsit9833]

rashoop never had that problem with the snow peak windscreens, i have 2 gs100 stoves both with windscreens and when the windscreens are on the stoves all 4 of the pot supports are fully extended and even large pots are stable. senior hiker 77 you're right, loctite won't take the heat and will just burn up. i've never had any screws on my snow peak stoves loosen but even if they did i carry a leatherman tool with a phillips bit in it so i could fix any problems i run into.

[@johnganshow5536]

The voice of experience!! Thank you..

[@markcummings6856]

Great points! Tried and tested. Appreciate you sharing.

[@SeniorHiker77]

You welcome Mark. Thanks for your comment.

[@SeniorHiker77]

Thanks John.

[@samswain1162]

I got second degree burns from my giga power stove after a pot of boiling water slid off and landed on my ankle. It needs more aggressive gimping.

[@SeniorHiker77]

I know that can happen. I've started using a Kovea Stove. It's lower to the ground and seems safer to me.

[@samswain1162]

@@SeniorHiker77 I am going to check that out, thanks for the suggestion!

[@MrBluoct]

“.... Make Tiffany a blonde ...” Classic. And that height is actually an important detail Thanks

[@SeniorHiker77]

Glad it made smile.😋

[@SeniorHiker77]

Make sure you watch the previous video where I named her.

[@rolfoehrlein9875]

Hi there....How is the 3F UL LanShan 2 tent working out for you are you still happy with it. I'm thinking of buying one. I'm 6 foot 1 like you. The weight of this tent is great. Trying hard to get the weight down in my pack .thanks

[@SeniorHiker77]

Yes Rolf, I still like it, as you see I changed out the 3 season inner for the 4 season inner now that it's getting cooler her in Georgia.

[@rolfoehrlein9875]

@@SeniorHiker77 Thank you for your reply

[@MrBluoct]

Just purchased a wing master Difficult screwing in to a gas canister Now stuck

[@SeniorHiker77]

I didn't have that particular problem but I couldn't control the flame on simmering plus it burned to hot and scorched the bottom of my titianium pot. I've already sold mine and also the profile was to high. Wasn't a happy camper. Lol

[@MrBluoct]

Thanks