AOTU Camping Stove

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  • Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 6

  • @starlingblack814
    @starlingblack814 3 месяца назад +1

    Thanks Teach for the video review. Looks like you are getting more adept at setting up that little table. Probably could use it as a grill too, but would be a bear to clean up. Neat little stove.

    • @ugly.teacher.hiking
      @ugly.teacher.hiking  3 месяца назад

      The table was a good investment. I had my doubts but turned out great. The stove will do for the price. Thanks for watching and the comment.

  • @ItsMePaulyC
    @ItsMePaulyC 3 месяца назад +1

    I think you put that stand up pretty quick IMO. I'm liking it by the way too! That's a cool stove too! I like how it locks in place once it's closed up and ready to put away. I have a similar one that's super tiny by BSR and it works pretty great for its size. Those piezo igniter's can be a pain some times and can fail to work all together.. it's hit or miss so I usually have a lighter on hand lol. That coffee contraption is awesome..I've never seen one like that before! Nice scenery at the end BTW. Thanks for all the specific and for sharing! Cool video!

    • @ugly.teacher.hiking
      @ugly.teacher.hiking  3 месяца назад +1

      Thanks for watching. The table set up is getting easier every time I use it. The stove is good but cheap. I do not know how long it will last. We shall see. Thanks for the great comment.

  • @strongbear9304
    @strongbear9304 3 месяца назад

    O’Siyo Oginalii, ( Cherokee for “Greetings Friend”), How’s the poison ivy? Nice little table! Been looking for a new one to add to my gear
    About the stove, have one of those in one of my sets. Nice thing about the case is that there is enough room in it to add a Bic Lighter in with it (which is a good AND RECOMMENDED thing). For Real and Serious camping I recommend the SOTO Amicus or Windmaster stove. I always have a secondary burner or stove for long range camping or trail running (two is one, one is none) for necessary gear. Remember you usually get what you pay for! Take care! Keep on hiking!

    • @ugly.teacher.hiking
      @ugly.teacher.hiking  3 месяца назад

      Hey, love getting greetings in other languages. I caught the ivy quick enough and only had it a few days. The table is very stable but set up can be a pain. The more practicing the better I will get quicker. The stove is good for the money. If I needed a long term I would got with your recommendations or an MSR. Like what you said you get what you pay for and always carry a mini Bic lighter. Thanks for the awesome comment and for watching the vlog.