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Thanks for the comment. Yeah it's really good. It wasn't the prettiest of meals but it tasted nice and that's the key. I'll try harder on presentation in future.

Yeah they have put a couple of tears in it and pulled out the guy lines in their exuberance.

Ah but they get forgiven

@BrokenBackMountains that they do. We're up there now camping and they are creating a muddy circle around the tent.

@@BrokenBackMountains yeah I will probably end up going for the steel ones.

Thanks for the support. It's really appreciated.

@@Warren_Eagle737 thanks for the comment. I'm genuinely surprised by the positivity in the feedback on the video.

@@Sudy-u5u thanks for the comment. Yeah they love it, but it's not great on the guy lines

Thanks, I appreciate your comment.

Thanks for the comment, it really makes me smile when I see them like this.

@@fosterkennel649 thank you very much for the comment, it's really appreciated. The set is a duossol set which is stainless steel on the inside but aluminium on the outside, for better heat dissipation. I too don't like to regularly use aluminium for cooking.

I'm of the opinion cooking in aluminum is fine provided you don't scrape the aluminum surface with steel utensils. Use wood to stir the pots it's fine. IMHO.

@@stephenmcvay5368 it's more the frequency that I would have been doing it that was of concern for me, but yeah scratching it would be worse that is why i use plastic

Thanks for the comment. I believe Rab are doing an artificial filling that is almost as good as down but I'm not sure they do a quilt.

@@user-yx2ff3mv2q thanks, that's one of the best comments I've got. Made me chuckle.

@@GeekfromYorkshire thanks, I really appreciate the comment.

@@gobowin6568 thanks for the comment I really appreciate it. I'm in the process of reviewing the kit with the idea of a few improvements.

@@Professionalmoochers I really appreciate the comment, thanks. The dogs get a lot of love on this channel.

@@DubberDabbles rightly so 😁

@@jeffreyerwin3665 thanks for the comment it's much appreciated. I love trangia as well but must admit to using other stoves when appropriate.

@@carmenmartinez2882 yeah the dogs tend to do that. I'm always playing second fiddle to them.

Thanks for the comment. Glad it was useful to you.

Thanks for the comment. It works well for me.

@@12knots thanks for the comment. I keep trying to improve it without it getting too big.

Thanks for the comment. It's a GSI kettle from Amazon.

You're right about them being good. Also a little addictive. This is definitely as you describe and not for backpacking and sees regular use during the camping season.

Yes it was

@@NatureInspiredSnipsnSnaps thanks for the comment. It's constantly evolving as good kit should.

Thanks for the comment. I use pure bio ethanol of a good quality and wipe the pots on the grass or with a cloth after use. It's surprising how much soot you can remove with a quick wipe on damp grass.

I use denatured alcohol in the states. Soot isn’t a problem.

Thanks for the comment. I really like that way of looking at it. Puts a whole new spin on it

Thanks, it works for me. I have added another plate to the kit now.

Thanks I really appreciate the comment. Giving it a pass wouldn't be a bad idea.

Thanks for the comment. I'm pretty sure that somewhere in the comments is a link to the kettle. The comments are worth a read as there are some good recommendations that expand the kits usability.

Thanks for the comment. You are right they are great and very well made.

For backpacking I always carry a swiss army knife or an opinel knife, as a matter of fact I pretty much always have a swiss army knife in my pocket. I'll have a look at the skeleton, you never know it might be another one in the collection.

​​@@DubberDabblesThe skeleton came free with the Gerber multitool I have. It is a small single blade with a lock which means I can't really use it except at home. Just checked and it is the paraframe.

Thanks for the comment. They are stand alone accessories and are supposed to be used separately. Your suggestion may be a better way of using them in combination though, thanks.

@@tobygreenwood2544 thanks for the comment. There are loads of other good suggestions in the comments that will find it's easy into the set up.

@@michaelhancock1261 thanks for the comment. You're the first person to mention a breakout walking stove and what a brilliant that is. I have a windshield that will fit perfectly in it. Again thanks.

@@Standswithabeer thanks, much appreciated.

@@Shekaila it is. I am thinking of testing the new belt drive model.

@@DubberDabbles if u test it good luck and hope its marvellous

No you are absolutely right. It was an impromptu video and I'll have to edit it to correct it.. Thanks for letting me know.

I think I've edited it. Thanks again for pointing it out.

Thanks, as you can tell from its condition it is quite old and well used.

@@richardsmith9050 I agree it is large but it's not a backpacking set up. My lightweight set up is covered in another video. This is more for static camping. Thanks for the comment.

@@BrokenBackMountains good to know I'm not on my own. I did worry that I had just got a bad one in terms of the lid. The fragility off it never entered my head but I can see how it would be.

Yeah really disappointing from a brand I like and respect.

Thanks for the comment. I'm based in the UK so maybe they're not available in the US.

@@BrokenBackMountains thanks mate. Like I said they were a little more expensive but seem to be worth it.

@@aabbushcraft Cheers mate

@@davemurphy2020 it's the S2000 solar generator from allpowers. Charges from solar panels or mains electricity. There is a short video about it on my channel.

@@kennethwilson8633 thanks, same to you

Exactly

Yes it was

@@jimmellon4298 thanks for the comment. I'll try to do a video of my complete camp kitchen when I get a minute. Most of it is there already in separate bits but putting it all together would be good.

@@the_orange_shepherd6938 thanks for the comment, I'll look into one of those.