I’ve been using the PF Bottle set since they were originally released. I have used them countless hours in the woods. I’ve cooked with it, carried water in it, and even used the bottle as a hot water heater and as a cold compress. I recommend them all the time. They make great gifts for outdoorsmen too.
The system has been absolutely perfected now with the stove adjustment and the bottle blanket which ties it all together. I also like using the multi-tool stand on that stove as well. It is probably my most used piece of gear. It always goes with me. I still have a couple of the old "Backpacker" slant style Guyot Design bottles from Nalgene from back in 2008 I believe. I have a couple of straight walled ones as well. I remember drilling holes in the rim to attach a bail and nesting with the GSI cup. We also painted the bottles with black stove paint to try and heat them faster lol. This set has come about through countless hours spent in the woods and should be at the heart of any kit.
I like the bottle set but prefer using the pathfinder canteen cook set and plan on buying the pathfinder canteen cup with the Bat wing handles on it when Dave releases it this year
Fantastic product. I go back and forth between this and the canteen set. I am planning to have a morning squirrel hunt tomorrow morning in fact, and it will look eerily similar to this. I greatly prefer this to my old Klean Kanteen/GSI cup combo because as the video points out, it's an engineered system that works well together, and you can't hardly ever beat that putting a hodgepodge of separate products together. Kudos to Dave and SRO for creating and continuing to develop and refine a product that sets the standard for what it does.
Other than it holding more, there isn't any difference between the gsi and pathfinder cup. Do I prefer the pathfinder cup? Absolutely! But I also prefer the Klean kanteen bottle because it holds 8 more ounces than the pathfinder bottle and still nests inside the pathfinder cup. So I have the best of both worlds
Bought the kit last year , one of the Best purchases ever. Was nice making a hot cup of coffee during buck season here in Pennsylvania. Then a cup of Lipton soup. Warmed pepperoni role wrapped up in tin foil on stove. Comfort level 10.
For about the past 5 years I have been using a combination of Pathfinder,(bottle set), Klean canteen, and Stanley for all camping cook ware. Pathfinder gear is great, but when my wife and 3 daughters take to the woods with me or their Girl Scout troop. It’s time to break out the large Stanley heavy bottom Base camp sets. Stay dry Dave, big storm just crossed the Ohio river here in Scioto county!
I have had this set with the bottle bag for 7 years and I love it. I find that turning the wind screen part upside down, stove in the bottom and your small squar grill on top provides a much more efficient heat source to the pot.
Yes, I remember when the canteenshop got the idea to add a grill on the canteen stove. He would put a strp of bacon or a small piece of steak on it and grill it. I still have it that really heavy duty grill canteen stove. I use the water bottle stove upside down with the trivet across it. It becomes a windscreen for the alcohol stove. The trivet becomes a rack to hold the cup over the flame. It works great with the large alcohol stove and also with the fuel cans like the sterno fuel cans. It's so multi-function and efficient. Thanks Dave for everything.
If you’re able, I’d like to see the alcohol burner made in titanium. For anyone wondering, that pot stand works well with both a burner and twig fire. Works great for the wobbly Stanley adventure cup
Yeah, I noticed that with that burner. I got the tall one. And it didn't work that well, so I put the stand up a little bit. I then bought the smaller burner. And works good.
I have this bottle set with your new alcohol stove. My set also has the carrying case you designed. I appreciate how there is more space inside that you can work with whether you are just putting in a can of tuna or something else to eat while you out hiking. One thing that surprised me is the case that you show at the end of this video, which looks like a good case but I would have thought you would have developed something more like a gravity, filtration bag to use as a pre-filter. I’ve seen ones that you can scoop up the dirty water hang on a limb with a string that is attached and then just put your canteen or water bottle underneath to collect the water and then of course boil the water afterwards. That to me would’ve seemed like a better choice or at least a first choice in design for people who are interested in Bushcraft/survivalism. Love your products! And I will continue to support your videos and product line. So so much good information & I really appreciate you & what you teach us. Thanks!
@@tennesseeterri It’s not a new idea. I know the water in one of the lakes near me would definitely need to be pre-filtered before I would boil it to drink it.. the ones I’ve seen are generally canvas bags that you can hang from a tree on one side. Then the other side has an elongated end where the water will drip through into a canteen. One could easily be made that would fit right over this canteen set. I haven’t been on their website for a while, so maybe it’s even available. If not, it would be a great product for them to carry.
Great bottle and cup set, I have two sets. And I wouldn't think of replacing them with any other brand. All of my packable outdoor cooking gear is Pathfinder brand and has always served me well. Thanks to Dave and family and to the folks at SRO. Happy New Year!
I just bought my first bottle and cup set from SRO! I'm super excited about it. Ive wanted a set for years. I'm very likely to purchase the wool bottle Insulator after seeing how well it performs on this video, being able to hold the nesting cup and camping spoon as well! So cool David! Thank you.
I received my Pathfinder French press and two bags of coffee. I tried the light roast already. Home run Dave! The coffee is FANTASTIC! And holy toledo, the French press works perfect! Amazing products sir!
Camped out last night in 11 degree F, a bit of snow. Used my Pathfinder reflective tarps, cooked a Cornish hen in my PM40, used the alcohol burner this morning with the two-piece stand that fits into to make my coffee. All excellent equipment.
Hey, I’m guessing it’s the TBS set? If so, how’s it holding up? I see they’re selling the 3 piece set for £45 plus postage on top. For the same price (£52) Amazon are selling the pathfinder version. Wondering which one to choose. I’d be using it with the Trangia.
The quality and function of this set really can't be beat. I have the original witht he bush pot, fish mouth spring and all that; the only failure has been the zipper on the top of thee MOLLE pouch it all came in, but it's still servicable.
I lived In a barn for 3 yrs here in WNY and I used this gear DAILY. It's been 2 yrs since then and my gear still works like the day I bought when it was 1st released!
My Pathfinder Stainless Steel Bottle Cook Set remains a piece of rock solid gear after all these years. Camp fire seasoned and always with me when I am in the woods. The Alcohol Stove is new to me, but I like the boil time.
I bought the PF meths burner when it first come out, I don't know whether they've improved them,but I wasn't too impressed with it, it needed to be filled to the brim to light, I stopped using it to be honest and got a brass one for half the price which works tons better. The bottle and cup on the other hand is a different matter, I bought the first addition when they come out and it's still going strong.👍🏻
@DavidCanterbury It's cool, no doubt. But I think you nailed it with the original pack stove. Not criticism, just a data point. I have a couple of bottle kits, and I always grab the original. Though I do like the pocket on the newer bags.
Perfect timing. Your PMF40 should be here today and I was looking into getting a stove for it since PF is sold out and was strongly considering a Trangia. But to get one in stainless with a little more capacity would be even better. And it was Nalgene that had a 32oz straight walled out back in the day. I think they're still selling in Canada. I remember that even back then they were unicorns and difficult to find.
i have the m40 and the bottle set with the old burner and i love mine its my edc weather in the woods or in the city it fits well in my waxed haversack and my sro spork you make the best equipment for the price thanks dave
I ordered the 32 oz pathfinder water bottle with cup it should be delivered this Friday i cant wait to get it ill have to get the stove later when i got the extra money hopefully won't take to long
Not a fan of the stoves man. I'm not even sure I kept my bushpot one because the top gets warped and it doesn't cook that well in my opinion. I prefer an open top. I think old style canteens that have open top stoves that get hooked onto the canteen are better and lighter and I'd like an option like that from you to your stuff. Or have it modular by allowing to add a grill top and have it fully wind proof so you don't have to carry anything else. Other than that I love everything.
This looks like great piece of kit, Dave. Am I mistaken, or is this alcohol burner actually shorter (perhaps wider) than the original? I seem to remember the earlier version to be a bit taller (which means heavier).
i think this is a great idea and i love mine. i am looking to switch to a canteen setup bc it hugs my body better when i carry it on my belt. i am still very interested in the titanium canteen set that you came out with bc i want to cut weight. just an idea, to make the titanium canteen 32oz to the rim like you have for the bottles so it can be used w chemical disinfectants rated for 32oz
What I do is I have this old antique t-ball that I used to use for my coffee that way the ground stayed in the ball and you just rinse it out you have to get a t-ball that has Fine holes or screen material call my works good for many many cups of coffee probably forever if you take care of it
David i love the cup and bottle set and the concept with the stove.. but it take twice as long to boil then i take with other stove stands i sometimes use with the same alcohol stove, i used both Trangia and your new alcohol stove…ive made a few modifications to you bottle stand and it’s improved the boil time by alot. I would love to see a new version of this stand that could be used flipped up side down very similar to the BCB crusader bottle set either ver 1 or mrk 2 with the flip down bracket or something similar… and still be used as a twig burner. love to share my idea if your interested???
Quit packing the coffee so tightly in the cloth you’ll get much better results if you leave it loose so that the hot water can get all around the coffee grounds
That's a shame. I got one of these back in the day (and still use it!) but it never came with the stove in the kit. Just the bottle, cup and pouch. I've always kept one of those flat-pack sheet metal stoves with it in the front pouch.
I would be interested in a 2nd larger cup that nested that cup set inside of it. Something larger. Maybe similar in height to the bottle with enough room for the stove, the batwing handles, the lid and spoon to nest inside of it. That 3rd larger container in the basically the same real estate offers a lot more options in terms of multitasking and cooking more complex meal options, as well as easily accommodating a guest. I have the PFM40 and it has the basic fundamental issue of not being enough containers in a small enough space.
Dave, can you do a video on the deal with titanium? Is it too hard to keep in stock? Maybe too many competitors? I have multiple of your titanium and stainless but like to know the ultimate carry in a survival/shtf situation. Money being no object what's your take on it? My observations is the Ti bottles are thinner and seem to bend slightly under hand pressure where the SS seems to be more bomb proof. The weight savings is substantial so one of the questions I have for you is would you go to war with SS or Ti?
I have a question, I'm currently running the grayl geopress with the Pathfinder/grayl nesting cup....n wondering will that canteen cup stove nest with the grayl nesting cup.... That would make a great system.
l have the older slightly taller Pathfinder alcohol burner. Can l just counter sink the older burner about 1/4 to 1/2 inch into the ground for more head space above and achieve the same result?
? A😅re solid lids for the cups possible? No vent holes or bottle hanger holes. That cover for the water bottle would be great for hot water bottle in the sleeping bag
Dave, So many people don't understand why you would make your coffee while out in the woods, instead of just taking a full thermos with you. They don't understand how satisfying the whole process of making your coffee in the outdoors really is.
I bought the canteen set when it first came out years ago, but I've never been able to use it because the canteen has always leaked. I've purchased two replacement caps but it still leaks! Any suggestions?
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I’ve been using the PF Bottle set since they were originally released. I have used them countless hours in the woods. I’ve cooked with it, carried water in it, and even used the bottle as a hot water heater and as a cold compress. I recommend them all the time. They make great gifts for outdoorsmen too.
Thanks buddy.
The system has been absolutely perfected now with the stove adjustment and the bottle blanket which ties it all together. I also like using the multi-tool stand on that stove as well. It is probably my most used piece of gear. It always goes with me. I still have a couple of the old "Backpacker" slant style Guyot Design bottles from Nalgene from back in 2008 I believe. I have a couple of straight walled ones as well. I remember drilling holes in the rim to attach a bail and nesting with the GSI cup. We also painted the bottles with black stove paint to try and heat them faster lol. This set has come about through countless hours spent in the woods and should be at the heart of any kit.
I like the bottle set but prefer using the pathfinder canteen cook set and plan on buying the pathfinder canteen cup with the Bat wing handles on it when Dave releases it this year
Fantastic product. I go back and forth between this and the canteen set. I am planning to have a morning squirrel hunt tomorrow morning in fact, and it will look eerily similar to this. I greatly prefer this to my old Klean Kanteen/GSI cup combo because as the video points out, it's an engineered system that works well together, and you can't hardly ever beat that putting a hodgepodge of separate products together. Kudos to Dave and SRO for creating and continuing to develop and refine a product that sets the standard for what it does.
Other than it holding more, there isn't any difference between the gsi and pathfinder cup. Do I prefer the pathfinder cup? Absolutely! But I also prefer the Klean kanteen bottle because it holds 8 more ounces than the pathfinder bottle and still nests inside the pathfinder cup. So I have the best of both worlds
@ReachBrian…. Could not have been said better. 👍
Bought the kit last year , one of the Best purchases ever. Was nice making a hot cup of coffee during buck season here in Pennsylvania. Then a cup of Lipton soup. Warmed pepperoni role wrapped up in tin foil on stove. Comfort level 10.
Content like this is the best. Just the rituals of being in the bush
For about the past 5 years I have been using a combination of Pathfinder,(bottle set), Klean canteen, and Stanley for all camping cook ware. Pathfinder gear is great, but when my wife and 3 daughters take to the woods with me or their Girl Scout troop. It’s time to break out the large Stanley heavy bottom Base camp sets. Stay dry Dave, big storm just crossed the Ohio river here in Scioto county!
I have had this set with the bottle bag for 7 years and I love it. I find that turning the wind screen part upside down, stove in the bottom and your small squar grill on top provides a much more efficient heat source to the pot.
Been running my cup and bottle set since 2018..love it
Just received some of your products!! Unbelievable quality..... I really didn't expect this. This is the real Gear Folks 💪💯
Yes, I remember when the canteenshop got the idea to add a grill on the canteen stove. He would put a strp of bacon or a small piece of steak on it and grill it. I still have it that really heavy duty grill canteen stove. I use the water bottle stove upside down with the trivet across it. It becomes a windscreen for the alcohol stove. The trivet becomes a rack to hold the cup over the flame. It works great with the large alcohol stove and also with the fuel cans like the sterno fuel cans. It's so multi-function and efficient. Thanks Dave for everything.
If you’re able, I’d like to see the alcohol burner made in titanium.
For anyone wondering, that pot stand works well with both a burner and twig fire. Works great for the wobbly Stanley adventure cup
Yeah, I noticed that with that burner. I got the tall one. And it didn't work that well, so I put the stand up a little bit. I then bought the smaller burner. And works good.
Great design. Looks very practical and easy to pack and use. Thanks for your efforts.
I have this bottle set with your new alcohol stove. My set also has the carrying case you designed. I appreciate how there is more space inside that you can work with whether you are just putting in a can of tuna or something else to eat while you out hiking. One thing that surprised me is the case that you show at the end of this video, which looks like a good case but I would have thought you would have developed something more like a gravity, filtration bag to use as a pre-filter. I’ve seen ones that you can scoop up the dirty water hang on a limb with a string that is attached and then just put your canteen or water bottle underneath to collect the water and then of course boil the water afterwards. That to me would’ve seemed like a better choice or at least a first choice in design for people who are interested in Bushcraft/survivalism.
Love your products! And I will continue to support your videos and product line. So so much good information & I really appreciate you & what you teach us. Thanks!
That is a very good idea.
@@tennesseeterri
It’s not a new idea. I know the water in one of the lakes near me would definitely need to be pre-filtered before I would boil it to drink it.. the ones I’ve seen are generally canvas bags that you can hang from a tree on one side. Then the other side has an elongated end where the water will drip through into a canteen. One could easily be made that would fit right over this canteen set. I haven’t been on their website for a while, so maybe it’s even available. If not, it would be a great product for them to carry.
Great bottle and cup set, I have two sets. And I wouldn't think of replacing them with any other brand. All of my packable outdoor cooking gear is Pathfinder brand and has always served me well. Thanks to Dave and family and to the folks at SRO. Happy New Year!
I love videos like this, especially the first 4 minutes, no music while Dave is prepping his coffee, just sounds of nature
Great stuff Dave! I'd love to see a Palco style boy scout mess kit made in stainless steel!
I just bought my first bottle and cup set from SRO! I'm super excited about it. Ive wanted a set for years. I'm very likely to purchase the wool bottle Insulator after seeing how well it performs on this video, being able to hold the nesting cup and camping spoon as well! So cool David! Thank you.
Thank you very much. This set will be a staple for you years to come.
I received my Pathfinder French press and two bags of coffee. I tried the light roast already. Home run Dave! The coffee is FANTASTIC! And holy toledo, the French press works perfect! Amazing products sir!
We tried a lot of coffee before landing on the flavors we did. Thank you for the feedback. Glad you like the French Press, it's a great piece of kit.
Awesome Dave , Great Setup
Camped out last night in 11 degree F, a bit of snow. Used my Pathfinder reflective tarps, cooked a Cornish hen in my PM40, used the alcohol burner this morning with the two-piece stand that fits into to make my coffee. All excellent equipment.
Nice! Great to hear.
I use an excellent UK-made facsimile of this bit kudos to the originator of such versatile, robust, quality kit.
Hey, I’m guessing it’s the TBS set? If so, how’s it holding up?
I see they’re selling the 3 piece set for £45 plus postage on top. For the same price (£52) Amazon are selling the pathfinder version. Wondering which one to choose. I’d be using it with the Trangia.
@@anonymous4201 correct; it is the TBS set. Bloody good kit and apart from being blackened by soot, it's as good as new.
The quality and function of this set really can't be beat. I have the original witht he bush pot, fish mouth spring and all that; the only failure has been the zipper on the top of thee MOLLE pouch it all came in, but it's still servicable.
I just ordered mine! My only question is how efficient the alcohol stove is.
Pretty good about 8 min to boil a cup of coffee in cold weather
Any chance of sharing what rag your using to put the coffee in before placing it in the water?
Hey Dave, what fuel do you have in the alcohol stove that gives an orange flame? I've been using, denatured alcohol and flame is mostly blue.
Yellow HEET
@@DavidCanterbury Thanks for responding!
I lived In a barn for 3 yrs here in WNY and I used this gear DAILY. It's been 2 yrs since then and my gear still works like the day I bought when it was 1st released!
Used it every day for 3 years and it still looks new? Either you're full of crap or you take next level care of your kit
@@slickydicky where did I say it LOOKS like new? Go re-read before you comment.
@Dreoilin you edited your comment then decided to come at me sideways about it? Nice one, prick
@Dreoilin you edited your comment then try to come at me sideways? You're hilarious 😂
@Dreoilin glad you got out if the situation you were in though. I'm proud of you
My Pathfinder Stainless Steel Bottle Cook Set remains a piece of rock solid gear after all these years. Camp fire seasoned and always with me when I am in the woods. The Alcohol Stove is new to me, but I like the boil time.
It's a great piece of gear. I have 2 of them. My wife also has one as well. We do alot of camping and exploring
Love to hear it! Great to hear about folks getting outside and finding a bit of adventure. All the best.
Looks like solid construction of the same concept as my GI issue canteen set, heh.
The more things change ....
Thank you for all you do!
I bought the PF meths burner when it first come out, I don't know whether they've improved them,but I wasn't too impressed with it, it needed to be filled to the brim to light, I stopped using it to be honest and got a brass one for half the price which works tons better.
The bottle and cup on the other hand is a different matter, I bought the first addition when they come out and it's still going strong.👍🏻
I love that new sock for the bottle!!! It would be very helpful here in Vermont!
Will the sock with bottle set fit into the molle bottle bag???
Just got my bottle,cup and fire stand today it’s really nice can’t wait to try it out thanks Dave
Laundry and coffee at the same time. Awesome🎉
I miss the original pack stove (ring) still use mine alot. Plus it keeps the bottle and cup from rattling
That’s why we created the multitool stove stand
@DavidCanterbury It's cool, no doubt. But I think you nailed it with the original pack stove. Not criticism, just a data point. I have a couple of bottle kits, and I always grab the original. Though I do like the pocket on the newer bags.
Perfect timing. Your PMF40 should be here today and I was looking into getting a stove for it since PF is sold out and was strongly considering a Trangia. But to get one in stainless with a little more capacity would be even better.
And it was Nalgene that had a 32oz straight walled out back in the day. I think they're still selling in Canada. I remember that even back then they were unicorns and difficult to find.
Excellent product, I would like to buy it but unfortunately the shipping cost to Italy (US$50.83) exceeds the value of the product. 😢
Now I need one! Thanks for the video / demonstration.
The PSMK - Pathfinder Scout Mess Kit? Wow, that sounds good, right?
Great set. I have the pathfinder bag aswell but im a little dissapoimted in the lid retention to be honest.
I wrapped mine in a pool filter sock. They’re made of a fine nylon mesh that could filter out debris from water sources
small touches like that wool cover make everything a bit more versatile, Id like to get one
i have the m40 and the bottle set with the old burner and i love mine its my edc weather in the woods or in the city it fits well in my waxed haversack and my sro spork you make the best equipment for the price thanks dave
I ordered the 32 oz pathfinder water bottle with cup it should be delivered this Friday i cant wait to get it ill have to get the stove later when i got the extra money hopefully won't take to long
I have used mine for years. Pathfinder quality is high. 👍
I remember when you first announced the Pathfinder canteen cook set, and still use mine to this day. Great piece of kit!
Very cool! Our Canteen Set has been a best seller for a long long time. Thank you so much.
That is very neat and practical and is something I need
Not a fan of the stoves man. I'm not even sure I kept my bushpot one because the top gets warped and it doesn't cook that well in my opinion. I prefer an open top. I think old style canteens that have open top stoves that get hooked onto the canteen are better and lighter and I'd like an option like that from you to your stuff. Or have it modular by allowing to add a grill top and have it fully wind proof so you don't have to carry anything else.
Other than that I love everything.
This looks like great piece of kit, Dave. Am I mistaken, or is this alcohol burner actually shorter (perhaps wider) than the original? I seem to remember the earlier version to be a bit taller (which means heavier).
i think this is a great idea and i love mine. i am looking to switch to a canteen setup bc it hugs my body better when i carry it on my belt. i am still very interested in the titanium canteen set that you came out with bc i want to cut weight. just an idea, to make the titanium canteen 32oz to the rim like you have for the bottles so it can be used w chemical disinfectants rated for 32oz
What I do is I have this old antique t-ball that I used to use for my coffee that way the ground stayed in the ball and you just rinse it out you have to get a t-ball that has Fine holes or screen material call my works good for many many cups of coffee probably forever if you take care of it
Truly is a legendary product Dave!
Thank you!
A hot drink is nice and not needing to build a fire is helpful no smoke to alert anyone packing up is a snap
Love your products. Can you please make a canteen blanket for your 39oz canteen cook set?
Good system…Have fun stay safe.
Purchased one of the first canteen models when they first came out, not a problem yet and has been used alot. Great video Dave!!
Great to hear. Thank you!
Nice rifle, Dave. Old school👌
Whybdid yall do away with the bottle hanger holes and cutouts?
Great video Dave 🙌🏻👍🏻🇺🇸
Hey Dave, It's Rich, I was wondering what boots you got on in this video? Hope you and family are all well. Thanks!
That’s is an outstanding and trustworthy set… professor… where could I buy the down jacket that you are wearing? Thanks
David i love the cup and bottle set and the concept with the stove.. but it take twice as long to boil then i take with other stove stands i sometimes use with the same alcohol stove, i used both Trangia and your new alcohol stove…ive made a few modifications to you bottle stand and it’s improved the boil time by alot. I would love to see a new version of this stand that could be used flipped up side down very similar to the BCB crusader bottle set either ver 1 or mrk 2 with the flip down bracket or something similar… and still be used as a twig burner. love to share my idea if your interested???
Can u leave the lid on the water bottle while being heated over the fire because I'm worried that little things can get in there when not covered
Quit packing the coffee so tightly in the cloth you’ll get much better results if you leave it loose so that the hot water can get all around the coffee grounds
Getting mine soon Dave! Stay warm out there
Thank you Brett.
That's a shame. I got one of these back in the day (and still use it!) but it never came with the stove in the kit. Just the bottle, cup and pouch. I've always kept one of those flat-pack sheet metal stoves with it in the front pouch.
Me and my boys both love the bottle cook set
Is that a Remington Targetmaster .22? One of the most accurate built. Mine is a 1939 model
love it Dave
Very good design 👍
Yeah buddy 👍
I would be interested in a 2nd larger cup that nested that cup set inside of it. Something larger. Maybe similar in height to the bottle with enough room for the stove, the batwing handles, the lid and spoon to nest inside of it. That 3rd larger container in the basically the same real estate offers a lot more options in terms of multitasking and cooking more complex meal options, as well as easily accommodating a guest. I have the PFM40 and it has the basic fundamental issue of not being enough containers in a small enough space.
Yes, I would like to see another larger container also. That would make it just perfect for two or even three people.
We need more of those size wood stove cant find any Sr.
Dave you ever think about re-producing the carbon steel cold handle style skillets? I think that would be a good item to add to the SRO store.
Dave, can you do a video on the deal with titanium? Is it too hard to keep in stock? Maybe too many competitors? I have multiple of your titanium and stainless but like to know the ultimate carry in a survival/shtf situation. Money being no object what's your take on it? My observations is the Ti bottles are thinner and seem to bend slightly under hand pressure where the SS seems to be more bomb proof. The weight savings is substantial so one of the questions I have for you is would you go to war with SS or Ti?
Love the bottle and cup set. I like idea of filtering the coffee. What is the filter. Looks like a dryer sheet. Lol
I have a question, I'm currently running the grayl geopress with the Pathfinder/grayl nesting cup....n wondering will that canteen cup stove nest with the grayl nesting cup.... That would make a great system.
Can I buy the bottle stove as a separate item.
What about the BCB MK1 😅 It may not have a metal bottle, but it still has a burner and cup. 🤔
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I like the bottle much better than the canteen. The quality is much better. My canteen rusted really bad and had to throw it away.
Pretty rifle. Can tell it has provenance.
I wish we could buy the stove stand separately. I bought the bottle and cup not in the set.
l have the older slightly taller Pathfinder alcohol burner. Can l just counter sink the older burner about 1/4 to 1/2 inch into the ground for more head space above and achieve the same result?
Your .22 lr looks like my Remington model 511 Scoremaster
Where can I buy the stove v2 in Indonesia?
I have everything but the stand i wish you sold them separately.
? A😅re solid lids for the cups possible? No vent holes or bottle hanger holes.
That cover for the water bottle would be great for hot water bottle in the sleeping bag
Thanks Dave
Was that a 22LR? Great for squirrels.
Is that a Wingmaster 22?
Dave,
So many people don't understand why you would make your coffee while out in the woods, instead of just taking a full thermos with you. They don't understand how satisfying the whole process of making your coffee in the outdoors really is.
Gives me a woody everytime…
Exactly.
I gotta get me one of these asap
The hunting store go to when get a chance to and today went there and had pathfinder stuff there so I had to buy some pathfinder stuff
NICE!
I bought the canteen set when it first came out years ago, but I've never been able to use it because the canteen has always leaked. I've purchased two replacement caps but it still leaks! Any suggestions?
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I'd like to see a proper rolling boil with more than a meager mouthful of water !
Nice,but my Swiss volcano stove has been with me since the early 90s