best Camping bushcraft and Backpacking Cooking Stoves
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Join us on a thrilling adventure as we put various camping stoves to the test in the great outdoors! From compact backpacking stoves to Bushcraft stoves, we review the top brands and models to help you find the perfect cooking companion for your next camping trip. Get ready to cook up some delicious meals under the stars with our in-depth camping stove comparison!
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Fire Dragon - Burner - Compact - Foldable amzn.eu/d/0eyD...
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Jetboil Flash Cooking System - Carbon, One Size amzn.eu/d/0j7M...
Terra Hiker Portable Camping Gas Stove with Convenient Piezo Ignition, 3500W Small Durable Backpacking Cooker with Carrying Case amzn.eu/d/025m...
Fire-Maple Blade 2 Ultralight Titanium Backpacking Mini Gas Stove | Camping burner with Adapter Convertor | Portable for Backpacking, Bushcraft, Outdoor, Hiking, & Emergency Use amzn.eu/d/07o9...
H&S Foldable Camping Stove Windshield - Camp Stove Windscreen for Outdoor Camping - 10 Aluminum Plates Camping Wind Shield for Stove - Folding Wind Shield with Carrying Case for Camping Accessories amzn.eu/d/05d5...
Fuhoghto Pure Titanium Camping Stove Wind Camping Stove Wind Screen Outdoor Stove Windproof Windshield 15Cm amzn.eu/d/0cXv...
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A good video, but...
I use a variety of stoves depending on where I am camping (environment) and the type of camping I am doing (backpacking/bushcraft/car etc).
My go to is a wood burning stove; resources are free and often abundant but can take time to process if we've had heavy rainfall. However, I always carry a form of backup, in the past it was my mini trangia, but today I use a JetBoil (official, but when it needs replacing, I'm happy with a clone as they appear to be as good as).
I think it's healthy to not stick to one type, they all have advantages and disadvantages; such as certain fuel types that can be a difficulty to light in cold temperatures.
That said, I like the format of this video, you have a new sub. :)
Thanks for ur comment and yes ur right u can have different stoves for different adventures.
As for the wood burner iv not played around with many but my friend has one
You have given me an ider for a Bushcraft video so look forward for that
@@DadsAdventureTime great, can't wait. I'd like to see bushcraft/camping skill you picked up whilst in the forces too. Things that can be employed by civilians. Like a good all round knot or smokeless fires. Enjoy your day.
What a helpful video
Glad you think so!
I must admit to having a bit of a thing for stoves. Gas, meths, petrol, hexamine, gel but not wood burners. I find that there isnt any fuel up the hills for wood burners.
In the winter I like the petroll stoves but a remote gas stove with a preheater tube can have the canister inserted and that works in the winter. They can flare up though like yours did. The preheater preheats the liquid gas and gets rid of that a bit.
Never considered the jetboil. As you say it is too big and bulky.
Trouble is that gas is getting pricey. Have a look at speedster stoves. His system runs off meths or bioethanol which is cheaper. It is also a very lightweight system.
Hi, thanks. I will have a look at them it aways amazes me how meny tips of stoves ther are
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Shod I coment on my own video lol
definately. YT is about algorithums and numbers - comments and likes help to promote a video. Good luck with this channel.
Thanks