Hello! My wife and I love your videos, they are so inspiring! The quality/production deserves way more views. We have a question for you! We noticed you used to use a combination of then Snow Peak Gigapower LI stove and Petromax. What are some of the reasons you stopped using that in favor of the ikamper? We are trying to decide on a disc-style stove combination for ourselves. Is the ikamper not too small for you guys?
Thank you for watching my video! We still use them, but less these days. The only reason we use iKamper a lot is because it's convenient. I can just bring an iKamper Disco bag that contains a stove, extendable legs and griddle + some useful accessories. It's a good size for two of us and even for 3-4 people IMO. Hope it helps.
Thank you for sharing your reviews and especially your cinematic videos. I grew up in Seoul, attending International School, and camped all over SK for nearly a decade. Loved my Korean camping gear back then and now a Snow Peak junkie. Can you suggest your favourite string lights? Have you tried a propane area heater/pot cooker that you love? Thank you!
Thank you for watching! It's cool that you grew up in Seoul and camped all over SK! I hope I can travel SK and camp around the country in the future as well since I have very limited experience camping in SK. (mostly when I was small with my parents) For string lights, I only used some products from Amazon (cheap ones) and realized that it doesn’t last that long. Let me know if you find something cool! :D So far, I only used one product for the propane heater which is Mr. Heater and it worked really great! amzn.to/3kAiPtm Hope it helps.
@@mcble My favourite camp sites were in Soeraksan in the autumn. Perhaps you can go for Chusoek and then camp in the mountains with the leaves changing at the perfect time . Second is probably Jejudo and you can do a broths tour. Of course it may be hard for you guys without all the SP Lux left at home hehe :D I was looking at the 'Campy 8000D Hunky' combo propane but I'm unsure of the quality - also it lacks the tip and oxygen depletion cutoff. I would like to find a Korean or Japanese made one that is similar, with the safety features and also stay with one fuel so lpg is easiest for us. Thank you again! I'll reply again if I find quality lights :)
Thanks for sharing your pro's and cons for your gear load out. I think the floga needs alot more wood and heat to get smokeless. Eating through wood while at home entertaining isn't a big deal but conserving wood and staying warm is 🔥🏕️🇨🇦
Yeah buddy again very very awesome setup u always have..love it my guy good work great channel and thanks for sharing as well take care and enjoy life be happy and happy holidays
Great video! For the kettle, do you need a second kettle for the pour over? I have been admiring the Alpha Breeze, and you did a great job showing off the attributes. The iKamper and DOD products look cool, as well. Great video, as always. Thank you.
Thank you for watching! I don’t think I will need a second kettle for the pour over. It worked fine with just putting coffee drip on the kettle directly. Alpha Breeze is one of my top favs for sure. It’s just easy to carry on and pitch and go. :) Thank you!
@@mcble I think what he's asking is if you use the field barista kettle to catch the coffee dripping from the collapsible coffee drip sitting on it, then what are you using to heat water and pour into the collapsible coffee drip to make the coffee?
Love the video, it's always a relaxing watch! I have a quick question about the IGT 3 standing unit set. Did it come with the left or right IGT corner? Yours looks as though it is the left corner extension. But on Snowpeaks website, the pictures look like it's on the right side.
Thank you for watching! Actually you’re right. If you buy 3 standing unit set, it comes with the left corner (mine is the right corner) I have an opposite corner table because I bought it separately. Hope it helps.
@@ldc89 As you can see in my video, I wanted to put the standing IGT table for cooking on the left and put the extension or IGT table in the middle so 4 people can sit comfortably when I use the Living Shell Long Pro shelter. I don’t think it's something about one set up that works better compared to the other, it’s just a personal preference. :)
I enjoy watching all your videos - the quality is impressive and I especially like the sense of calm you provide. QQ about Minimal Works and others - I follow several Japanese camping Instagrammers and it seems there are several Japanese outdoor equipment companies who do not provide shipping to the USA. There are some items I’m particularly interested in which are made in Japan but not available in. USA. Do you know of any reliable and not too costly service in Japan who could receive and then forward items?
Thank you for watching! I don't have any information about forwarding items from Japan, unfortunately. I once asked my friend in Korea to ship a camping item to the U.S for me.
I've been watching your camping videos for over a year. Other youtube channels feature Snow Peak camping gear but you showcase it like no other.
🙏🙏🙃
What an excellent way to showcase items - simply with well edited video and text and no voice overs - well done! I wish product videos were like this.
Thank you for watching! 🙏🙂
Honestly speaking, I think it’s ALWAYS the price tag with Snow Peak. You’re guaranteed quality, but at a hefty price!
I agree
Just found you and now I’m watching all your videos! Subscribed! Great work!!!
Thank you for watching!
Nice gear! Is that a regular or long Bamboo IGT table? 10:05
Thank you! That's a regular bamboo.
This was really great.
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Hello! My wife and I love your videos, they are so inspiring! The quality/production deserves way more views. We have a question for you! We noticed you used to use a combination of then Snow Peak Gigapower LI stove and Petromax. What are some of the reasons you stopped using that in favor of the ikamper? We are trying to decide on a disc-style stove combination for ourselves. Is the ikamper not too small for you guys?
Thank you for watching my video! We still use them, but less these days. The only reason we use iKamper a lot is because it's convenient. I can just bring an iKamper Disco bag that contains a stove, extendable legs and griddle + some useful accessories. It's a good size for two of us and even for 3-4 people IMO. Hope it helps.
Thank you for sharing your reviews and especially your cinematic videos. I grew up in Seoul, attending International School, and camped all over SK for nearly a decade. Loved my Korean camping gear back then and now a Snow Peak junkie. Can you suggest your favourite string lights? Have you tried a propane area heater/pot cooker that you love? Thank you!
Thank you for watching! It's cool that you grew up in Seoul and camped all over SK! I hope I can travel SK and camp around the country in the future as well since I have very limited experience camping in SK. (mostly when I was small with my parents) For string lights, I only used some products from Amazon (cheap ones) and realized that it doesn’t last that long. Let me know if you find something cool! :D So far, I only used one product for the propane heater which is Mr. Heater and it worked really great! amzn.to/3kAiPtm Hope it helps.
@@mcble My favourite camp sites were in Soeraksan in the autumn. Perhaps you can go for Chusoek and then camp in the mountains with the leaves changing at the perfect time . Second is probably Jejudo and you can do a broths tour. Of course it may be hard for you guys without all the SP Lux left at home hehe :D I was looking at the 'Campy 8000D Hunky' combo propane but I'm unsure of the quality - also it lacks the tip and oxygen depletion cutoff. I would like to find a Korean or Japanese made one that is similar, with the safety features and also stay with one fuel so lpg is easiest for us. Thank you again! I'll reply again if I find quality lights :)
oooooo, right on the dot, i've been looking at the REI sales and all the new possible gear out there
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Thanks for sharing your pro's and cons for your gear load out. I think the floga needs alot more wood and heat to get smokeless. Eating through wood while at home entertaining isn't a big deal but conserving wood and staying warm is 🔥🏕️🇨🇦
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Yeah buddy again very very awesome setup u always have..love it my guy good work great channel and thanks for sharing as well take care and enjoy life be happy and happy holidays
Thank you! Hope you have a great holiday! 😀
Great video! For the kettle, do you need a second kettle for the pour over? I have been admiring the Alpha Breeze, and you did a great job showing off the attributes. The iKamper and DOD products look cool, as well. Great video, as always. Thank you.
Thank you for watching! I don’t think I will need a second kettle for the pour over. It worked fine with just putting coffee drip on the kettle directly. Alpha Breeze is one of my top favs for sure. It’s just easy to carry on and pitch and go. :) Thank you!
@@mcble I think what he's asking is if you use the field barista kettle to catch the coffee dripping from the collapsible coffee drip sitting on it, then what are you using to heat water and pour into the collapsible coffee drip to make the coffee?
Love the video, it's always a relaxing watch! I have a quick question about the IGT 3 standing unit set. Did it come with the left or right IGT corner? Yours looks as though it is the left corner extension. But on Snowpeaks website, the pictures look like it's on the right side.
Thank you for watching! Actually you’re right. If you buy 3 standing unit set, it comes with the left corner (mine is the right corner) I have an opposite corner table because I bought it separately. Hope it helps.
@@mcble Thank you for responding, it helps greatly! If I may ask, why did you decide to use the right corner in your setup?
@@ldc89 As you can see in my video, I wanted to put the standing IGT table for cooking on the left and put the extension or IGT table in the middle so 4 people can sit comfortably when I use the Living Shell Long Pro shelter. I don’t think it's something about one set up that works better compared to the other, it’s just a personal preference. :)
I enjoy watching all your videos - the quality is impressive and I especially like the sense of calm you provide. QQ about Minimal Works and others - I follow several Japanese camping Instagrammers and it seems there are several Japanese outdoor equipment companies who do not provide shipping to the USA. There are some items I’m particularly interested in which are made in Japan but not available in. USA. Do you know of any reliable and not too costly service in Japan who could receive and then forward items?
Thank you for watching! I don't have any information about forwarding items from Japan, unfortunately. I once asked my friend in Korea to ship a camping item to the U.S for me.
@@mcble no worries and thanks for your response
Hi, what size is the aluminum Minimal Works container? D63 or D80?
It's D63
In US, DOD is really hard to find
I think they are working hard lately :) dodoutdoors.com/
Do u use a camping toilet?
If they don't have one at their campground, yes, I carry my own portable one.
@@mcble I guess a video that would be helpful since you are such a detail oriented person, and great curator of these things.
오, 등유히터 들이셨군요. 연료 구매는 번거롭지 않나요? 한국에선 주유소 가면 팔았었는데 워싱턴주에선 안 팔더라고요.
저는 홈디포에서 1K Kerosene bit.ly/3IifzA5 하나씩 사서 갑니다. 2.5 gal이면 1박에 반통 조금 넘게 쓰고 나머지는 그 다음 캠핑에서 추가로 쓰고 이렇게 하고 있어요.
@@mcble 홈디포 등유 너무비싸요 ㄷㄷ
@@zonnage2877 1 gallon 기준으로 했을땐 Walmart가 그나마 조금 싸네요. 근데 딱히 1k kerosene을 bulk로 구할만한 장소가 없어서 이게 유일한 옵션 같습니다. 혹시 정보 있으시면 공유 부탁드립니다!
@@mcble 저도 홈디포 가격 보고 OTL... 요즘 타쿠도 장바구니에 담았다가 등유가격 생각하고 다시 빼고 반복입니다 😢
영상이 깔끔합니다 조용하고^^
감사합니다. :)