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2 years later, just to add there's a Trangia deeper frying pan - they call it Saute pan - fits the T25 which fits at the wider higher level on the T27 if you're stir-frying. Yes makes the packed size bigger but I also saw you had a plate, so there's some other options to eat out of the final "bring it together" pan. If you're not eating out of the frying pan - I usually do eat out of it - you can put some water in it and leave the flame going to begin the process of softening foot stuck to cause easier / no washing-up. I usually have a soup base packet to make a soup drink from those release pan water dregs.

thanks for the video man, going camping next week and wanted to see if my trangia was capable of exactly this

It's also facing due North! They need to do ground penetrating radar and start to dig!

Great video, do you know the dimensions of each metal side? I’m wondering if they would sit inside a large Trangia mess tin.

Always a shame when kiwis make video like this but don’t bother to try and pronounciate names properly

Hey mate just found your channel, really enjoying it, great work.

Great video! Thanks!

Clearly, it's a stone housing for an ancient alien ship. Any common person can see that!

Looks a bit too similar to the wall on Easter Island and it also seems like Tonga is ancient highlands, only now islands since water level rose in the past 10-12k years

Very cool little review. Mine should arrive this week 😊

Do you have Bourbon biscuits in New Zealand? Tamtams look a lot like them, I'm wondering if they're the same as the UK ones, a chocolate version of a custard cream. I didn't realise that black swans are invasive and edible! We have mute swans in Britain and they're owned by the crown, ie Charles, so I guess you'd be stealing from the king if you ate one! It looked a hearty meal. Hope you get your knee sorted soon.

Nice, we stay at Catleys a lot, might have to give Wainora a go next time.

Amazing...I've never heard of swan stew. I'm thinking that there isn't a swan season here in Canada. I'm thinking that I have to look into one of them tents. A wonderful breakfast as well!!

You could’ve called it “Black Swan Down” 🙃 but “misery camping” for the winning views. 🌧️ We lost a 56yr old cousin yesterday to cancer, so live YOUR best life now and all the best with your operation 👋

Good to see you out and about again.

Hi Mate, what type of knee surgery are you having? If its a total knee replacement, go for it. I am 64 and had both knees replaced about four years ago and haven't looked back. If it is a total replacement you will still be able to go camping and even backpacking. I waited for ages to make my mind up and suffered pain for about ten years before I had it done. Make sure you insist on a pain blocker after surgery. I had zero pain through the whole thing. Good luck anyway. Brad. PS: I wish we could hunt swans in OZ.

Really enjoyed the video. I love the term misery Camping. I really hope all goes will with the knee. Stay safe bud.

Nice video

OAP Adventures, you're on a roll with your videos

Its much wider than just the front

Hey. I am thinking of heading here with my son. Mind sharing where you parked for this and walked in on?

Haha that's so cool to see I'm not the only kiwi bloke with a furry pot cleaner. Evie my Lab always enjoys helping with the dishes. Trangia mini been in service now for a few years and its great.

Definitely not perfect squares. I dont see how you see perfect squares and where do get aliens? Theres nothing to suggest aliens

Maori arrived in 1350 there not natives there colonizers just like the whites

This structure is buried so deep from the last Taupo eruption not even lidar would be able to reveal a lot here

The wall faces due north, true north read that in another doco. about the Kaimanawa wall

Hello, your video is very good. Did you ever consider using the duosal line? I'm unsure between the two. I go hiking. but I saw that the overall difference is only 130g. Thanks

I helped build this hut back when i was an apprentice. Think it was around 2003/2004 when we built it

Hi Pete, thanks for the video. Can I ask what kind of lantern you were using in this video? Would you have a brand or a link you could share by any chance? Thanks again for your filming - keep up the great content!

dont you do business videos on the tube

Good on you. Nothing wrong with a bit of bush bashing 😀 providing you don't get bushed of course. I live local and haven't heard of this one. DB Hut. Nice one.

Thanks for the recipe idea mate, looks bloody good. I also think the pot grippers are fine, but I reckon the "wind shield" is rubbish so it's long gone. Instead I have wee titanium twig stove as a wind shield. Love Trangia stuff though. I started by buying a cheep knock-off but the real deal is so much better.

OK video. Awful music.

What does the base of the saucepans look like? Are they also milled like the fry pan? Seems to me that the milled surface will attract soot deposit. What is your experience with this?

Thanks for the good video. I just ordered the micro light version with a gel burner. We also have Trangia 35 with all accessories and gas burner. It is for family use. 35 is the same as 25, but it is black. I have used the Esbit stove mod the most, which uses a Trangia alcohol burner and a gas burner. In addition, it can also burn wood. Maybe I'll get a Trangia multi fuel burner someday. We have quite a lot of Trangia products, but the 27 model is still missing and the multi fuel burner. 😄 In Finland, even the army uses Trangia. A hundred year old invention and it still works. That's quite an achievement.

Keep it up mate👍

Food looks really tasty. Thanks for great video 👍

There is also a wall like this at Ball's Clearings on the Taihape road from Fernhill

Aliens lol I mean the fact that the local iwi stopped it from being properly investigated tells you all you need to know.

Hello from sunny wales The Trangia mini for me, love frying up a cooked breakfast in it.

Have you done any of the tunnels in the hunua ranges

What is the cooker that you are using

UCO MESS set : Le mot mess a été emprunté à l'anglais au xve siècle ; le terme anglais lui-même vient de l'ancien français mes (que l'on écrit mets en français moderne), issu du latin mittere. Le mess désignait au xiiie siècle un plat cuisiné ou liquide (comme la bouillie ou la soupe), puis au xve siècle un groupe de personnes mangeant ensemble. 😉 Super vidéo, Good Job !!!

interested to know your pack weights for a 2 or 3 night trip with tent

Can we set up tent up there? Thanks

Check out 35andRetired* videos on his trangia gear. Some thoughtful and interesting conclusions on them from his engineering perspective and multi year use.

I think the most under appreciated part of this video that deserves pointing out and some respect is that you walked all those mud pits and streams TWICE to set your camera up!

I love your tent I’m looking very into one here in Brisbane

Nice to see you out and about. Looks like a great spot to camp. Hope your knee heals soon. Thanks for sharing this adventure.

Thanks for showing this, I just ordered 1 from Amazon.