Last week or so I have been using this method as an alternative from a 220 volt stovetop. I think I can save a bit of money each month. The set up I have a slightly different though.
When you want to heat up a cold burner, you can drip a small amount of fuel into that little "moat" around the outside of the ring of jets. Light that as well as the fuel in the middle. Various ways to drip it. Simplest is to dip a twig in the unlit burner then drip a few spots of fuel from the twig into the moat.
A wonderful demonstration. I lost three meals in the woods last year because of wind.(back pack stove, windshield, canteen cup). Now I understand the logic of having a Trangia cook kit. Cheers from the South Carolina Lowcountry.2024
Good day to you. I am a senior rider on HONDA Cross Cub from Japan. Enjoying touring ,camping and video uploading. This is so nice camp gear Trangia video
Good Video Paul, the small hole is for the multi fuel adapter, as for the meths add 10% water to the meths, It will stop the pots going black underneath, it does work. I have 2 25's, a mini trangia and a gas adapter. I love them.
i have a 25 and a 27 and use them all of the time, sometimes i cook full meals on the 27 with all of the pots and pans but i also take the 27 with me on dayhikes and hikes where i only need boiling water and strip it down to just the windscreens, the burner and the kettle. stripped down it doesn't weigh very much more than a trangia 28 and works fantastic in high winds with no additional windscreens. my favorite thing about the trangia 25 and 27 is that when you are using it, the pots and pans are always securely held in place and won't slide off or blow away easily. you can stir a pot with one hand and it won't slide off the stove.
I thought I remembered this video 🙂. I loved it when I saw it the first time around. I think that is what I'll cook up for dinner tonight. It's been awhile since I served it up. I make it at home in my rice cooker by adding some brown gravy to make the rice cooker like steaming it better. Glad I ran across it again! Have a fine weekend 🤗.
Thank you, Sir, your video just made my mind up for me. I've been jumping back and forth from a jetboil to pathfinder stoves to a new msr whisperlite, none of them can compare to the versatility of this cook set.
For me the best Trangia are the Storm Cooker 27-21 UL/D with Gas Burner, I have the Kettle 27 Small, 0.6 L and ditch the small pan, so one large pan and a kettle. I ditched the spirit burner many years ago, it takes much too long time to cook and uses too much spirit, so gas cooks much faster and uses not much gas, so it is a much more light weight solution with the gas burner ! Highly recommended.
Another great video featuring the wonders of the Trangia cooking set. I, too, love the T27, can't be beat. Your lunch looked fabulous, nice recipe - meatballs always a winner. Gee, sure glad I found your channel. We have similar tastes in food 👍♥️
Been looking at this kit for some time niw that I've watched your hands on review I'm no longer considering I'm convinced its the one for me thank you for a great video
The pot grip will fit on top of the kettle. Handle end near the spout. I find that I can get the burner a small bottle of detergent and a cut down cleaning pad in the kettle. You should also be able to get a microbites utensil set parallel to the pot gripper.
Really enjoyed the video - not too keen on the music but anyway. I was thinking of getting one of these and you sold me. I love the fact that they are made in Sweden and not china. Everything else it seems is cheap chinese tack, even the not so cheap stuff!
Cheers for all the vids - just ordered my 27 cook set....can't wait ! Thanks for explaining everything ... it's priceless to be honest 👍 All the best.....
Thanks for a great video. At first I got the mini, now I added the 27 and the billy pot. Now I can go minimum, bigger and even bigger, depending of my trip. I can also combine the mini with inside one bowl of the 27 etc. The combinations are endless.
One thing I really appreciate about my Trangia 25 is how quiet it is. I sometimes will use a Pocket Rocket .. with gas cannister for a really fast cup of hot water. It's a tad faster for just that...but the noise is imho quite irritating... and far less stable than the Trangia. Also the pocket rocket is very poor in the wind. All around... Trangia is the winner for me.
Hello Paul, thank you for the video, I was wondering how the Trangia system worked, I liked the way you explained the smallest details, because they are all important. I was also thinking about the handle scratching the pans, it would be interesting to know if the rubber grommet versions are better? The video would have been even better without any music, just the sound of the birds and your voice. Thank you again!
Thanks Ruby. I have learn't my lesson with the music! I am glad you liked the video and have an understanding of the system now. I used to and still do sometimes wrap the handle with a small cloth.
I have the same kit. I discovered the .6L kettle fits perfectly in a Pathfinder 64 Bushpot (line up the spouts) and you can change up the cook kit. Cheers.
I started with a 1980s Coleman white gas single burner. Too heavy but worked well. Waiting on a 27 HA. Should be able to cut the current mess kits and just use the trangia.
13:50 Funny to see swiss army knife at work. When I was young I never used it. It was "If nessesesery" in my pocket. 15:05 I find aluminum lid from old cookware which fit with trangia pot. Aluminum foil is good enough too.
Excellent video - brilliantly done and really appreciate that you cooked an actual meal rather than just boiling water - it looked delicious! I subbed your channel too - Cheers! - Luther
I enjoyed your video, thankyou. It was very relaxing :) I'm vegetarian but I appreciated you taking your time to cook and I'm happy to see you enjoying yourself. I've just ordered my Trangia 27-UL and can't wait to use it. You gave very helpful information about the cooker - cheers!
Loved your review, Paul. This piece of kit and your amazing recipe is definitely on my bucket list. Thank you so much for sharing. You come highly rated by Kent Survival.
The pot gripper fits, just need to get rid of the packaging. Don't worry about scratching the non stick, it's going to happen! Love the vids Paul. Keep them coming.
Have the brass burner - the “incendiary Swedish doorknob” and a 1 liter Trangia fuel bottle. Bought them last year, for “just in case” on a trip to L.A. (by request of an aged parent). Am thinking to get most of the full set, for the following: 1) Ebike “travel”. Due to age and health problems, I will probably need to stay in either hotels or “improved” campsites. (Electric power will be required) This will mostly be for backup, and/ or wanting a warm meal while “on the road.” 2) power outages at home. These are rare - one to three a year - but have lasted as long as 16 hours. I *have* wanted warmed meals then. I have very limited cooking skills, so a typical meal will involve “boiling rice and veggies.”
Have secured the Nonstick fryer, and just got the pan stand. Just need either the inner or outer duossal, opposite the one I have, the billy pot (washing up, mostly) and a bag like the one shown.
Great watch.... I agree if you want a controllable cooking system then I think you would be very hard pushed to find a better system then the trangia... cheers Chris
I recommend putting the pot or kettle on as soon as you light it. It's just wasting fuel otherwise, plus the pot keeps the heat in and the burner blooms faster. I've never had one go out doing that.
@@PaulBissekerBushcraft can't speak for the triangle as ive never tried it. I like the idea of low weight, but its really expensive for what you get. I imagine you need to set up a windbreak ourdoors, but for hut camping it looks great.
Thanks for watching Felicia, Your welcome. I have watched a lot of videos for the purpose of understanding a product more, so i know its important to explain things properly. I am glad it helped you.
Great video very interesting. The perfect demonstration of the cooking system you have it going on Paul. I think you should think about making a cooking show or a series?. I would tune in on every episode. so as you Brits would say, Bloody good old man, Bloody damn good
Great vid. You could have drained the liquid into your other pot of meat and onions to make the sauce in. It still looked really tasty, and probably less messy, the way you did it. Thanks for the demo.
12:50 No it's wont burn or melt. Melting point of aluminium is 660.32 C + all that mass of the kettle will not allow it to get to that temperature with a simple alchohol trangia stove.
Really sorry this turned out to be a biggy, possibly too much home made wine lol……Anyways: I really luv the Trangia kits. I've an old 25 series I bought years ago that I've used extensively when camping with my wife; we still use it today on our more comfortable glamping adventures. Crawling in and out of our little tents became a bit troublesome on the bones lol, but campers we'll always be in one form or another. I also recently purchased a 27 series. Truly these Trangia kits in whatever size are almost bomb proof, they really are great bits of gear. We also have a Trangia triangle that we generally always use as a secondary burner so we can cook with at least 2 pots at a time. Other great bits of kit we use are the Svea 123 and the Coleman's 442 Featherlight. We've had these at least 25 years and they still prove themselves to be reliable beyond their years. If you can find these buy them, they won't ever disappoint. On the Glamping front, (well it's Glamping for us now). We bought a poly cotton tent we can stand up in Outwell Concorde 5SATC, It's very spacious for 2 and for a small family, I'm really looking forward to introducing my 18 mth old grandson to camping this summer when he's 2yrs old, although my daughter and my wife think I should wait a while, lol. He fills my world what can I say; being a Grampa is in my opinion is pretty great, anyways the tent: ruclips.net/video/aGs1AhkGotc/видео.html Intex queen air bed from Tesco's we'd heard great things about these and wow it's like camping in the Ritz, just make sure to protect the base of the bed, (Yep lesson learned lol after a silly mistake of not safeguarding the bottom of her bed we bought cheap Tesco roll mats at £5 for 2 to prevent the base of the bed from getting punctured: www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/289165863?sc_cmp=ppc*GHS+-+Grocery+-+New*PX+%7C+Shopping+GSC+%7C+All+Products*Home+%26+Entertainment*PRODUCT_GROUP289165863*&ds_rl=1116019&ds_rl=1116322&ds_rl=1116019&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI1pzYtsL73wIVuArTCh0H1QKYEAQYAiABEgI2S_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds We also bought a Sunngas Platinum Double Burner and Griddle: ruclips.net/video/k4dUSLDyzK4/видео.html. It's pretty much exactly the same as the Outwell Chef Cooker Premium 3 Burner Stove and Grill but a little cheaper. Probably made from the same manufacturer in China and branded as required lol. And a lovely double sleeping bag, I think this is the one we we bought: www.gooutdoors.co.uk/vango-ambience-double-sleeping-bag-p367501 All this kit I've mentioned you can disassemble, clean and get it looking like new again. Kick the disposable and embrace the recoverable and the renewable. My grandfather was a watchmaker….. I like that he tried to fix things before throwing them out. I know we're not bushcrafters and we glamp more than camp now but we have over 30 years experience together in various types of camping and I just wanted to share a little of what we found to be useful. Luv and peace to all…… my soapbox time has ended. lol PS...Much as we luv camping we do really enjoy a holiday in a good hotel too….I just wanted to add that to balance things a little ……. : )
Camping is what you make it. Bivvy bag to a luxury motor home, it's all about escaping the four walls. Thanks for the comments, my biggest comment to date ;)
Thanks. Yes i know what you mean about the size. The 25 series is an excellent size for cooking a decent meal. Its a bit bulky in a small pack, I do love my 25 series tho!
Love this vid and this cook set. It can be dangerous. I had mine set up in an unstable table. The leg folded on me and luckily I was close by to keep it fe crashing to the ground and catching the forest on fire...but some fuel spilled out of the burner onto the metal table. No harm done but could have gone much worse. It hasn’t slowed me down I use it very often....almost daily in the winter...cooking lunch (soup) on cold days.
Hi Paul back in the day when I had my "Frankensteined" 27 ( started as plain alu then upgraded bits of it) before some little shit stole it, I used to place the gripper handle points up on top of the packed up stove and run the strap through it no rattling no scratching, just a thought 🍳
Really good video. I have the 25 series and love it. That table you used was really nice. Is it a local item or something I could get here in the states? Thanks for the video and it looked delicious!!!!!
That's a nice Hootchie (Tarp). I'd love one of those. UK MOD? If you can buy them, I'd like a link. I have two Aussie ones from when I was in the Army, but I left in the early 70s, so they are pretty ratty now. The Aussie ones were designed for two soldiers to clip theirs together to come up with a Hootchie a bit smaller than yours looks.
Good vid, you mentioned your older Trangia that doesn’t clip together. Just got an old 27 that doesn’t clip together. Are the pan sizes the same for old 27 to new? Thanks.
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Last week or so I have been using this method as an alternative from a 220 volt stovetop. I think I can save a bit of money each month. The set up I have a slightly different though.
When you want to heat up a cold burner, you can drip a small amount of fuel into that little "moat" around the outside of the ring of jets. Light that as well as the fuel in the middle. Various ways to drip it. Simplest is to dip a twig in the unlit burner then drip a few spots of fuel from the twig into the moat.
A wonderful demonstration. I lost three meals in the woods last year because of wind.(back pack stove, windshield, canteen cup). Now I understand the logic of having a Trangia cook kit. Cheers from the South Carolina Lowcountry.2024
Great design cook kit. I believe it's the best i have used.
Good day to you.
I am a senior rider on HONDA Cross Cub from Japan.
Enjoying touring ,camping and video uploading.
This is so nice camp gear Trangia video
I’ve had my Trangia for 27 years and I think they are brilliant
Good Video Paul, the small hole is for the multi fuel adapter, as for the meths add 10% water to the meths, It will stop the pots going black underneath, it does work. I have 2 25's, a mini trangia and a gas adapter. I love them.
Thanks for the info Barry
i have a 25 and a 27 and use them all of the time, sometimes i cook full meals on the 27 with all of the pots and pans but i also take the 27 with me on dayhikes and hikes where i only need boiling water and strip it down to just the windscreens, the burner and the kettle. stripped down it doesn't weigh very much more than a trangia 28 and works fantastic in high winds with no additional windscreens. my favorite thing about the trangia 25 and 27 is that when you are using it, the pots and pans are always securely held in place and won't slide off or blow away easily. you can stir a pot with one hand and it won't slide off the stove.
Excellent description of how the burner works with the liquid turning to gas as it's heated. Amazing little piece of kit.
I thought I remembered this video 🙂. I loved it when I saw it the first time around. I think that is what I'll cook up for dinner tonight. It's been awhile since I served it up. I make it at home in my rice cooker by adding some brown gravy to make the rice cooker like steaming it better. Glad I ran across it again!
Have a fine weekend 🤗.
Thank you, Sir, your video just made my mind up for me. I've been jumping back and forth from a jetboil to pathfinder stoves to a new msr whisperlite, none of them can compare to the versatility of this cook set.
Swedish meatballs, but Italian flavoured?? Luv it!!
For me the best Trangia are the Storm Cooker 27-21 UL/D with Gas Burner, I have the Kettle 27 Small, 0.6 L and ditch the small pan, so one large pan and a kettle. I ditched the spirit burner many years ago, it takes much too long time to cook and uses too much spirit, so gas cooks much faster and uses not much gas, so it is a much more light weight solution with the gas burner ! Highly recommended.
Another great video featuring the wonders of the Trangia cooking set. I, too, love the T27, can't be beat. Your lunch looked fabulous, nice recipe - meatballs always a winner. Gee, sure glad I found your channel. We have similar tastes in food 👍♥️
Been looking at this kit for some time niw that I've watched your hands on review I'm no longer considering I'm convinced its the one for me thank you for a great video
The pot grip will fit on top of the kettle. Handle end near the spout. I find that I can get the burner a small bottle of detergent and a cut down cleaning pad in the kettle. You should also be able to get a microbites utensil set parallel to the pot gripper.
I like simple, elegant design and function and the Trangia is all that. I get excited every time I get it out.
I totally agree!
Yet another very informative video Paul. I don't care much for that nervy music though especially when you are talking. ATB Marc Belgium
Really enjoyed the video - not too keen on the music but anyway. I was thinking of getting one of these and you sold me. I love the fact that they are made in Sweden and not china. Everything else it seems is cheap chinese tack, even the not so cheap stuff!
Cheers for all the vids - just ordered my 27 cook set....can't wait ! Thanks for explaining everything ... it's priceless to be honest 👍 All the best.....
Nice video Paul. Good to see a proper meal made up on the Trangia instead of just boiling water on it. Looked tasty. Atb. Ian.
Crazybear Kaiser Thanks Ian
Thanks for a great video. At first I got the mini, now I added the 27 and the billy pot. Now I can go minimum, bigger and even bigger, depending of my trip. I can also combine the mini with inside one bowl of the 27 etc. The combinations are endless.
Thanks Carmen. I know what you mean, it's a true combination that works for all scenarios ;)
One thing I really appreciate about my Trangia 25 is how quiet it is. I sometimes will use a Pocket Rocket .. with gas cannister for a really fast cup of hot water. It's a tad faster for just that...but the noise is imho quite irritating... and far less stable than the Trangia.
Also the pocket rocket is very poor in the wind.
All around... Trangia is the winner for me.
Hello Paul, thank you for the video, I was wondering how the Trangia system worked, I liked the way you explained the smallest details, because they are all important. I was also thinking about the handle scratching the pans, it would be interesting to know if the rubber grommet versions are better? The video would have been even better without any music, just the sound of the birds and your voice. Thank you again!
Thanks Ruby. I have learn't my lesson with the music! I am glad you liked the video and have an understanding of the system now. I used to and still do sometimes wrap the handle with a small cloth.
Thanks! Waiting for my 27-8 UL HA to arrive, getting excited!!!!
Bryan Young you will love It! All the best happy cooking 😎
I just bought the 25-6UL and it is great to see your instruction how to use this
I have the same kit. I discovered the .6L kettle fits perfectly in a Pathfinder 64 Bushpot (line up the spouts) and you can change up the cook kit. Cheers.
I started with a 1980s Coleman white gas single burner. Too heavy but worked well. Waiting on a 27 HA. Should be able to cut the current mess kits and just use the trangia.
Great! Very helpful. Decided I'll go with the 27 for 2 people
13:50 Funny to see swiss army knife at work. When I was young I never used it. It was "If nessesesery" in my pocket.
15:05 I find aluminum lid from old cookware which fit with trangia pot. Aluminum foil is good enough too.
Excellent video - brilliantly done and really appreciate that you cooked an actual meal rather than just boiling water - it looked delicious! I subbed your channel too - Cheers! - Luther
Thanks Luther
I enjoyed your video, thankyou. It was very relaxing :) I'm vegetarian but I appreciated you taking your time to cook and I'm happy to see you enjoying yourself. I've just ordered my Trangia 27-UL and can't wait to use it. You gave very helpful information about the cooker - cheers!
You are so welcome!
Loved this. I've ordered my Trangia. Can’t wait to 'play with it'. AND I’ve subscribed.
Thanks
Loved your review, Paul. This piece of kit and your amazing recipe is definitely on my bucket
list. Thank you so much for sharing. You come highly rated by Kent Survival.
Thank you for the comment. Kent survival is a great channel 👌
I like that he didnt panic!
🤜🏻👍🤛🏻♡♡♡
The pot gripper fits, just need to get rid of the packaging. Don't worry about scratching the non stick, it's going to happen! Love the vids Paul. Keep them coming.
your one of the best on youtube
Hi, I enjoyed your video, I just bought a trangia 27 today, I can't wait to try it out, it looks amazing too!
Enjoy 😎
Have the brass burner - the “incendiary Swedish doorknob” and a 1 liter Trangia fuel bottle. Bought them last year, for “just in case” on a trip to L.A. (by request of an aged parent).
Am thinking to get most of the full set, for the following:
1) Ebike “travel”. Due to age and health problems, I will probably need to stay in either hotels or “improved” campsites. (Electric power will be required) This will mostly be for backup, and/ or wanting a warm meal while “on the road.”
2) power outages at home. These are rare - one to three a year - but have lasted as long as 16 hours. I *have* wanted warmed meals then.
I have very limited cooking skills, so a typical meal will involve “boiling rice and veggies.”
Its a lifetime cooking system
@@PaulBissekerBushcraft have gone much of the way toward getting a -27 set. Wondering about the “frying pan” - non-stick, hard anodized, or duossal?
Have secured the Nonstick fryer, and just got the pan stand. Just need either the inner or outer duossal, opposite the one I have, the billy pot (washing up, mostly) and a bag like the one shown.
Thank you just put my set in the cart on Amazon. I have been looking for a while for the right one!
Great video Paul. Really demonstrated how to use it to its best potential. Thanks, Paul
Thanks Paul ;)
Nice kit. Really enjoy watching your videos. Like the music too. Thanks for sharing
Put a little fuel on rim for heating it up and lighting. It is a preheating rim for cold weather use.
Paul, thanks for the review I think I'll be buying that kit shortly. I agree with other reviews that your food looked tasty too. Cheers.
Great review of the kit and usage! The food looked delicious as well! I let out a laugh on "Oh Shit", thumbs up mate!
Thanks Jimmy ;)
Excellent demonstration of the Trangia 27, good cooking and first class video.....well done!!
Thank you Rick.
a nice video thanks, I will try some more of your videos
Awesome, thank you!
Great watch.... I agree if you want a controllable cooking system then I think you would be very hard pushed to find a better system then the trangia... cheers Chris
Thanks Chris
I recommend putting the pot or kettle on as soon as you light it. It's just wasting fuel otherwise, plus the pot keeps the heat in and the burner blooms faster. I've never had one go out doing that.
I had one go out last week with a kettle of cold water. It was on the triangle tho. Thanks 😎
@@PaulBissekerBushcraft can't speak for the triangle as ive never tried it. I like the idea of low weight, but its really expensive for what you get. I imagine you need to set up a windbreak ourdoors, but for hut camping it looks great.
Loving the tune @ about 17 mins!! Ow and it looks great!!
My brother made the music ;)
Great video Paul, thanks so much for explaining how the trangia works. as a newbie that was quite useful. great meal you made there. ATB, cheers!
Thanks for watching Felicia, Your welcome. I have watched a lot of videos for the purpose of understanding a product more, so i know its important to explain things properly. I am glad it helped you.
Great video very interesting. The perfect demonstration of the cooking system you have it going on Paul. I think you should think about making a cooking show or a series?. I would tune in on every episode. so as you Brits would say, Bloody good old man, Bloody damn good
Great vid. You could have drained the liquid into your other pot of meat and onions to make the sauce in. It still looked really tasty, and probably less messy, the way you did it. Thanks for the demo.
Thanks jmax ;)
Great video and perfectly explained. Thanks
brilliant video mate.
I have got the larger heavier trangia set and it really is fantastic 👍
Thanks
Good looking meal there on one heck of an amazing stove system. Thank you for sharing this vid! Good stuff!
Loved this video. The stick worked so well as a cooking item. Subscribed.
Really enjoyed the video. Like to see real cooking on these. I did a cooked breakfast the other day in mine and it was bang on.
Yeah i agree, got to cook proper food!
Super helpfull video
Great to watch, thanks for posting!
If you can get it I suggest Denatured Alcohol. Burns clean, no soot. Been using it for years in my Trangia 25.
Hi Paul,
thanks for another really good video. I am a big fan of Trangia kit also.
Regards,
Tony M.
Hi paul, i think you need make more video cooking with trangia many people love to watching it, btw thanks for sharing paul.
I will do ;)
👍 sehr schöne Video 👏 ich fand auch Tisch sehr praktisch ! Tolle praktische Ideen für Verwendung! Supper Küche für unterwegs 😍
Tack för att du tittade.
Thank you very much Paul!
12:50 No it's wont burn or melt. Melting point of aluminium is 660.32 C + all that mass of the kettle will not allow it to get to that temperature with a simple alchohol trangia stove.
great video I love the trangia cooksets I do find a non stick frypan a great benefit ! thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching John ;)
Nice A to Z vid Paul - cheers!
a long tongs might help to put the heat regulator / sniffer on and off.
Well that seems like a lovely Kit. You did a good job, seeing how it is brand new for you. Your a pro. Thank you for sharing
Thanks Monica, i have the 25 series too ;)
Really sorry this turned out to be a biggy, possibly too much home made wine lol……Anyways:
I really luv the Trangia kits. I've an old 25 series I bought years ago that I've used extensively when camping with my wife; we still use it today on our more comfortable glamping adventures. Crawling in and out of our little tents became a bit troublesome on the bones lol, but campers we'll always be in one form or another.
I also recently purchased a 27 series. Truly these Trangia kits in whatever size are almost bomb proof, they really are great bits of gear. We also have a Trangia triangle that we generally always use as a secondary burner so we can cook with at least 2 pots at a time.
Other great bits of kit we use are the Svea 123 and the Coleman's 442 Featherlight. We've had these at least 25 years and they still prove themselves to be reliable beyond their years. If you can find these buy them, they won't ever disappoint. On the Glamping front, (well it's Glamping for us now). We bought a poly cotton tent we can stand up in Outwell Concorde 5SATC, It's very spacious for 2 and for a small family, I'm really looking forward to introducing my 18 mth old grandson to camping this summer when he's 2yrs old, although my daughter and my wife think I should wait a while, lol. He fills my world what can I say; being a Grampa is in my opinion is pretty great, anyways the tent:
ruclips.net/video/aGs1AhkGotc/видео.html
Intex queen air bed from Tesco's we'd heard great things about these and wow it's like camping in the Ritz, just make sure to protect the base of the bed, (Yep lesson learned lol after a silly mistake of not safeguarding the bottom of her bed we bought cheap Tesco roll mats at £5 for 2 to prevent the base of the bed from getting punctured:
www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/289165863?sc_cmp=ppc*GHS+-+Grocery+-+New*PX+%7C+Shopping+GSC+%7C+All+Products*Home+%26+Entertainment*PRODUCT_GROUP289165863*&ds_rl=1116019&ds_rl=1116322&ds_rl=1116019&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI1pzYtsL73wIVuArTCh0H1QKYEAQYAiABEgI2S_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
We also bought a Sunngas Platinum Double Burner and Griddle:
ruclips.net/video/k4dUSLDyzK4/видео.html.
It's pretty much exactly the same as the Outwell Chef Cooker Premium 3 Burner Stove and Grill but a little cheaper. Probably made from the same manufacturer in China and branded as required lol.
And a lovely double sleeping bag, I think this is the one we we bought:
www.gooutdoors.co.uk/vango-ambience-double-sleeping-bag-p367501
All this kit I've mentioned you can disassemble, clean and get it looking like new again. Kick the disposable and embrace the recoverable and the renewable. My grandfather was a watchmaker….. I like that he tried to fix things before throwing them out.
I know we're not bushcrafters and we glamp more than camp now but we have over 30 years experience together in various types of camping and I just wanted to share a little of what we found to be useful.
Luv and peace to all…… my soapbox time has ended. lol
PS...Much as we luv camping we do really enjoy a holiday in a good hotel too….I just wanted to add that to balance things a little ……. : )
Camping is what you make it. Bivvy bag to a luxury motor home, it's all about escaping the four walls. Thanks for the comments, my biggest comment to date ;)
Yeah sorry about the length of it :(
Great review! (I've watched a few.) I'm holding out until I can convince myself I gotta have one! :)
nice review paul, cnt beat trangia , ive had the trangia mini for years,top gear,nice food too,cheers.......johny
Yeah i think its the best all round stove. Thanks for watching Johny.
Very well explained , thankyou
You are welcome
Love your videos 👍😂 keep them coming 👍😎✅🙏
I got the 27-8 but I think it's to small for what I want to do,
So I just ordered a 25-8 lol 😂
Thanks. Yes i know what you mean about the size. The 25 series is an excellent size for cooking a decent meal. Its a bit bulky in a small pack, I do love my 25 series tho!
Love this vid and this cook set. It can be dangerous. I had mine set up in an unstable table. The leg folded on me and luckily I was close by to keep it fe crashing to the ground and catching the forest on fire...but some fuel spilled out of the burner onto the metal table. No harm done but could have gone much worse. It hasn’t slowed me down I use it very often....almost daily in the winter...cooking lunch (soup) on cold days.
Careless users are dangerous .....this is one of the safest stoves available.....try a Coleman if you want dangerous !!!
The supplied pot gripper damages the non-stick surface. Get a Primus or Alocs one with rubber grommets.
That looked fun!
Thanks Paul. Very informative!
Nice kit thanks
Hi Paul back in the day when I had my "Frankensteined" 27 ( started as plain alu then upgraded bits of it) before some little shit stole it, I used to place the gripper handle points up on top of the packed up stove and run the strap through it no rattling no scratching, just a thought 🍳
Great idea! I will give it a go :)
Great video, thanks. Helped me make my mind up on getting a Trangia cookset
They are the best systems if you need a whole set.
Excellent review, thank you!
Btw, what watch are you wearing?
Thanks. The watch is a Citizen Eco Drive WR200
Well done, now I'm starving ;)
Sorry ;)
Very informative, thanks for the review! Well done!
Great review! Subscribed! Looking forward to more outdoor reviews.
Thank You :)
Really good video. I have the 25 series and love it. That table you used was really nice. Is it a local item or something I could get here in the states? Thanks for the video and it looked delicious!!!!!
Excellent vid Paul , informative and enjoyable , mac
Thanks Mac
ohh shit ! don't panic ............ great review thanks for shaing
That's a nice Hootchie (Tarp). I'd love one of those. UK MOD? If you can buy them, I'd like a link. I have two Aussie ones from when I was in the Army, but I left in the early 70s, so they are pretty ratty now. The Aussie ones were designed for two soldiers to clip theirs together to come up with a Hootchie a bit smaller than yours looks.
Thanks for watching Mick. It's a DD Hammocks tarp www.ddhammocks.com/product/dd_tarp_mc?from_cat=2
Great video paul, great quality and great content, thanks for sharing👍
Thanks
Excellent piece of kit TFS atb Dave
Good vid, you mentioned your older Trangia that doesn’t clip together. Just got an old 27 that doesn’t clip together. Are the pan sizes the same for old 27 to new? Thanks.
Yes i think they are. Mine is the old 25 and it's the same as the new pans.
@@PaulBissekerBushcraft - many thanks Paul.
Great video and good cooking...Well done!!
Thanks ;)
Good Video Paul
Thanks
¡Que aproveche, amigo!
Looked fantastic mate, cheers
Thanks 👍
Excellent; thanks.
Nice looking cook set. Very portable. Shalom Bubba
Thanks
Great vid mate.. that cook set is fantastic. I'll be checking out those meat balls too.. Keep up the good work..
Both are Great :)
Nice one mate, just ordered mine.