Outdoor Adventure and Gear is an independent channel that provides honest and unbiased product reviews and recommendations for outdoor enthusiasts. I am not sponsored by Temu or any other company, and I do not receive any financial benefits from purchases made by my viewers. My goal is to offer my genuine opinions, both positive and negative, on the gear and equipment I have personally used and tested. I understand that not everyone is in a financial position to afford expensive outdoor gear, and I aim to present a range of options to cater to different budgets. This channel is focused on providing helpful information to adult viewers who are interested in exploring the great outdoors. I believe that each individual should have the freedom to make their own informed decisions about how to spend their money. My role is to share my experiences and insights to assist you in making the best choices for your needs and preferences. It's important to note that this channel does not discuss politics. If you are looking for political content, I would suggest exploring other channels that specialize in that area. My focus is solely on sharing my passion for outdoor adventures and providing valuable information about gear and equipment. I appreciate your interest in Outdoor Adventure and Gear, and I look forward to continuing to serve my viewers with honest and objective content to enhance your outdoor experiences.
You could also put a bandanna tucked in the Molly to hang down over your neck to give even more sun coverage. Living in the tropics, I like to have a lot of coverage.
Great review of those products. I was really curious about the stand for the fuel tanks. I have had that in my cart for over a month. I really like the coffee item, but usually I have a 2-cup vintage aluminum percolator that I take for coffee. I like perked coffee. The crank bellow is nice, I have the telescopic (antenna like) tube for that. The hat is awesome, my son and I both love those style hats, we have several, and there is always one in our packs. I do have the pot handle that you showed, mine is silver aluminum. Didn't even notice the teeth at the back of the handle, learned something. I just purchased the MCETO t-pee tent from TEMU. It is just a little 5 foot in the center and about 10- or 12-foot diameter. I have done a review of it, but it was just setting it up in my back yard and using my DEERFAMY tent stove in it. I did purchase the wrong floor, my tent is an 8-point tent and the floor I bought was for a 6 point, but I just received this week an actual MCETO 8-point floor for it. Appreciate the review. Thanks for sharing. Now I am going to go and look at Part 2 and Part 1. Juddie
Thank you, I appreciate the feedback my friend. I got home this morning from a stealth overnighter and used the tripod again, it makes cooking so much easier and after settling in, I watched your vid on the MCETO, it looks very well made. Ever since I camped in my first Teepee tent, the Gonex, I have seen what I have been missing out on, these style tents are awesome. The MCETO may be a future purchase now, hmmm. More gear ! lol
@@OutdoorAdventureandGear I do like it. It has been years since I have done any tent camping, in fact probably about 30 years. The last tent camping I did was with a large dome tent. My wife and two boys and I went to Sherwood Lake in Greenbrier County, WV for just a two-night stay and ended up a whole week. Now 30 years later, I bought this wanting to do some camping with my youngest son, who is now 38, and the second half of J & J TOA. So I bought the tent, the tent stove was sent to me by DEERFAMY to do a review last year. I did the review, of course, it was in the back yard with no tent. That is what made me decide to buy the tent. Thanks for watching and also for replying back to me. I have seen that I have watched several of your videos already but watching more. Thanks for all those reviews. Juddie
The link to the Anti-Scold pot holder is the hat link. I bought the coffee filter recently and I was happy that it nests PERFECTLY in my Stanley Cook Set with Nesting cups, tucks right into the top cup. I fired up my alcohol stove the other night and made a cup of coffee with my kit and was VERY happy with the outcome. 🍻
Dang..... I had to snag all of them, although the hat is now $4.49.....highway robbery, Just kidding. I have bought a lot of gear off of Temu and have only been disappointed a couple of times, usually due to materials being too thin. I subbed.
Thanks for subbing Wayne, I've only been disappointed a few times as well with them and will pit up a vid soon on those products. I'm testing something now from them that will be up soon.
The bellows is only meant to force more air into your fire. It's especially helpful when dealing with wood that has moisture in it or when it's close to going out.
I don't understand why preppers or survivalists or campers, who are usually so careful and cautious about risk, would shop with a company whose sole purpose is to get your personal info by infiltrating whatever device you use to shop on your channel!
Outdoor Adventure and Gear is an independent channel that provides honest and unbiased product reviews and recommendations for outdoor enthusiasts. I am not sponsored by Temu or any other company, and I do not receive any financial benefits from purchases made by my viewers.
My goal is to offer my genuine opinions, both positive and negative, on the gear and equipment I have personally used and tested. I understand that not everyone is in a financial position to afford expensive outdoor gear, and I aim to present a range of options to cater to different budgets.
This channel is focused on providing helpful information to adult viewers who are interested in exploring the great outdoors. I believe that each individual should have the freedom to make their own informed decisions about how to spend their money. My role is to share my experiences and insights to assist you in making the best choices for your needs and preferences.
It's important to note that this channel does not discuss politics. If you are looking for political content, I would suggest exploring other channels that specialize in that area. My focus is solely on sharing my passion for outdoor adventures and providing valuable information about gear and equipment.
I appreciate your interest in Outdoor Adventure and Gear, and I look forward to continuing to serve my viewers with honest and objective content to enhance your outdoor experiences.
Temu has surprised me alot with quality improvements since the days when wish first showed up.
They keep surprising me, that's for sure.
Five items should have five chapters
You could also put a bandanna tucked in the Molly to hang down over your neck to give even more sun coverage. Living in the tropics, I like to have a lot of coverage.
That's s great idea!
Great review of those products. I was really curious about the stand for the fuel tanks. I have had that in my cart for over a month. I really like the coffee item, but usually I have a 2-cup vintage aluminum percolator that I take for coffee. I like perked coffee. The crank bellow is nice, I have the telescopic (antenna like) tube for that. The hat is awesome, my son and I both love those style hats, we have several, and there is always one in our packs. I do have the pot handle that you showed, mine is silver aluminum. Didn't even notice the teeth at the back of the handle, learned something. I just purchased the MCETO t-pee tent from TEMU. It is just a little 5 foot in the center and about 10- or 12-foot diameter. I have done a review of it, but it was just setting it up in my back yard and using my DEERFAMY tent stove in it. I did purchase the wrong floor, my tent is an 8-point tent and the floor I bought was for a 6 point, but I just received this week an actual MCETO 8-point floor for it. Appreciate the review. Thanks for sharing. Now I am going to go and look at Part 2 and Part 1. Juddie
Thank you, I appreciate the feedback my friend. I got home this morning from a stealth overnighter and used the tripod again, it makes cooking so much easier and after settling in, I watched your vid on the MCETO, it looks very well made. Ever since I camped in my first Teepee tent, the Gonex, I have seen what I have been missing out on, these style tents are awesome. The MCETO may be a future purchase now, hmmm. More gear ! lol
@@OutdoorAdventureandGear I do like it. It has been years since I have done any tent camping, in fact probably about 30 years. The last tent camping I did was with a large dome tent. My wife and two boys and I went to Sherwood Lake in Greenbrier County, WV for just a two-night stay and ended up a whole week. Now 30 years later, I bought this wanting to do some camping with my youngest son, who is now 38, and the second half of J & J TOA. So I bought the tent, the tent stove was sent to me by DEERFAMY to do a review last year. I did the review, of course, it was in the back yard with no tent. That is what made me decide to buy the tent. Thanks for watching and also for replying back to me. I have seen that I have watched several of your videos already but watching more. Thanks for all those reviews. Juddie
The link to the Anti-Scold pot holder is the hat link.
I bought the coffee filter recently and I was happy that it nests PERFECTLY in my Stanley Cook Set with Nesting cups, tucks right into the top cup. I fired up my alcohol stove the other night and made a cup of coffee with my kit and was VERY happy with the outcome. 🍻
Thanks, I just fixed it lol. I'm going to use the coffee filter for my stealth tomorrow, stay tuned. 👍
Dang..... I had to snag all of them, although the hat is now $4.49.....highway robbery, Just kidding. I have bought a lot of gear off of Temu and have only been disappointed a couple of times, usually due to materials being too thin. I subbed.
Thanks for subbing Wayne, I've only been disappointed a few times as well with them and will pit up a vid soon on those products. I'm testing something now from them that will be up soon.
Just saying, “the entire circle “ is called circumference. Thanks for the video. I also purchase camping bargains from Temu
Lol I had a serious brain fart on that one. Awesome bud ! 👍
How will it inflate airbed or pillow
The bellows is only meant to force more air into your fire. It's especially helpful when dealing with wood that has moisture in it or when it's close to going out.
I don't understand why preppers or survivalists or campers, who are usually so careful and cautious about risk, would shop with a company whose sole purpose is to get your personal info by infiltrating whatever device you use to shop on your channel!
Hmm I can only suggest that you to read my pinned comment for my view. But it's simple, to each their own.
your information is already out there... everyonebis selling it even your government...