Went wilderness canoeing in Sept. Did the Stanley system based on your vids. My meals were Mountain House so just needed to boil water. I'm a 67 yr old gal and needed a no muss no fuss system so this all worked well for me. Thanks for making my trip better. When the day comes that I can no longer do the wilderness adventure I'll still use all your hints even when I may have to switch to car camping. When I can no longer drive then I camp in my backyard. I am reluctant to give up. Outdoors makes me happy.
After filming 15+ hacks for the Stanley Two Cup Cookset, I thought it was time to show you how it all fits together in one complete package for packing with you into the wilderness. This has been a fun journey of discovery and I will be on the lookout for more useful hacks that I can film to share with you. Thank you so much for watching and please leave me a comment in the comment section below!
Thank you for asking but you must be thinking of a different website. Mine is www.waypointsurvival.com and I don't sell the MSR mess kit. Also, I couldn't sell the kit with all the hacks because of the time and money involved. It would simply be too expensive. Thank you though, for watching and for your question!
He should do an infomercial style 'unboxing' video lol, So yes Guys, we have the stanley cup, 24 ounce capacity singlewalled maon cup, not one but two green insulated small 8oz cups, locking bale handle which flips to hold things secure but wait! There's more... :-D
That's a well thought out kit. I made a day hike hiking kit using a Stanley Adventure stainless pot ( Minus the blue cups ) and a Olicamp stainless steel cup. The Adventure pot sits inside the cup. A Trangia burner and a cross ( X ) stand with a tin foil wind screen stored inside the Pot along with a spoon and some matches. The whole outfit sits in a camouflaged ( Condor ) water bottle holder. The outside pocket of the Condor ( water bottle holder ) has a plastic bottle with 8 oz of alcohol for the alcohol burner and a fero rod. I attached two canteen cup pouches to the sides of the Condor pouch. One has a Nalgene canteen for water and the other has the dehydrated food. I keep it in the vehicle so when I take a walk I have refreshments with me.
Neat thing about these hacks you can apply the ones you want and even do things a little differently if you want and not worry about those you do not. You can still end up with a very inexpensive cook kit based off the Stanly two cup kit and other very inexpensive items that work well. I just did the Stanley two cup kit with the Caribiner lid lift, that nest into the Ozark trail cup and I only use 1 cup stored in the kit and place one of the cheap small pocket rocket copies propane stoves along with matches and a small micro fiber towel for clean up and to keep things from rattling around. I still need to add a removeable bail handle which I am going to use the hose clamp attachment method and a couple of fishing snap swivels and a steel fishing leader for the "handle" which can be easily unsnapped and removed. Again super light and cheap. I am also using a "bottle" bag of the same design as you are using in this video only a different brand and smaller size. The nested cook kit is inserted first and fits great and a screw on butane/propane mix 7.75 oz canister in the is next, on top of this is a small flint/steel Firestarter and a Bic lighter. The outer pouch carries a Sawyer water filter kit so this one bag has cooking and emergency water procurement covered in a compact package. I wanted something small and compact that could also be kept in my vehicle for the just in case scenario and this fits that role perfectly.
Outstanding I found a small military bag just big enough for the cookset, cup, extra lid, spoon and fork, fire kit, bandanna, and a FireAnt stove. I can load the cookset with some food and hot drink mix, and I’m ready to go. I’ve really enjoyed watching your videos on this kit. 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks! That was all part of the plan all along. The kit isn't very efficient if it doesn't nest together in a small, portable assembly. Thank you again for watching and for your kind comment!
Sure, it's 3lbs, 14 oz. Not light for sure but packed with versatility. Of course, you don't have to carry the whole kit unless you just want to.... Thanks for watching and for your question!
Love some of the additional options you show. My kit has fuel, BSR2000, wood processing chain saw, in it by getting rid of one green cup. Also have a fine mesh cloth strainer instead of the metal one but still love the video.
Very Cool intro... . 💪😍👍💓💗💖 I love this Stanley compacted gear kit !! Most packers don't consider the hi value of Organizational Efficiency in the field , until its too late. . 3:55 ...love those Bottle cases...I settled with the heavier 12" x 5" Maxpedition brand, for its better stitching....My pathfinder bottle holder , started to unravel at the seams after a few canoe trips .
I am a huge Maxpedition fan. They make some of the very best gear out there. Still, the Pathfinder Bottle holder is less expensive and that's what a lot of Stanley Cook Set owners are looking for, so this is one of the reasons I used it. As well as the fact that it fits the entire kit very well. Thanks for watching and for your comments. You're right about organizational efficiency in the field, way underappreciated!
Probably the next best option i would personally go for is maybe 32-40 ounce stainless steel bottle the water weight would help offset and help balance out pretty decently
cool kit. But I would prob keep my spoon and maybe some other smaller items in the front pathfinder bag pouch, just to have quicker access to my cup and avoid assembling/reassembling in the field. Great stuff however. I'll def be looking for videos of you using your baking hardware, seems super cool.
That was awesome. I hadn't seen all the hacks, but I am going to them now because I need something to do and possibly build myself. Thanks for sharing.
Great way to wrap up an awesome series James, I’ve enjoyed each one and even adopted a few of them so far. Thanks so much for your creativity and enthusiasm with each video. Top notch my friend!
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed the series. I've got a lot more great content on various topics that I've been waiting to film so I hope you stay along for the ride!
Thank you very much James! I have some grandchildren that are old enough to appreciate the skills you teach, and I think the Stanley Cook Kit creative uses that are on the RUclips channels make this almost a “folklore piece of gear”. I’m sure you also know that you could put in (if you wanted to a P 38 can opener), and maybe a a Mini Bic lighter in there (in case you got lazy and didn’t want to use something more befitting a woodsman like yourself’s way of fire starting! I remember watching videos by Steven Harris who had the saying: “Two is one, andone is none”. So I would have in my kit so it windproof matches in a waterproof case or a mini old fashioned lighter in a waterproof case of the Mini Bic seems too big. From what you showed me in this one video it seems like you will still have a lot of room in the backpack itself for some sort of shelter tarp it tent as well as food (obviously dehydrated). You also have a very engaging personality (I’m not blowing smoke up your nose). I think that there are some people that are cut out for making RUclips videos because the viewers see his as genuine other people who use the platform simply are not. You’re one that has the enthusiasm of a true believer in what you preach, has the skills and therefore has the credibility! Thanks again for this video especially and all the other ones you’ve posted that I’ve had an opportunity to watch so far. Richard Berkshire Country Western Massachusetts
James - echoing others, GREAT series. Working on getting my sets together and looking forward to introducing my grandkids to these great ideas. Looking forward to upcoming videos and also looking at some of your training courses. THANKS for all you do.
Thats a great looking kit , bit in my personal opinion I would find a way to attach it either to the top or bottom of my pack , I'm not much for things hanging on the sides
Wal-La , and it all disappears . Nice . JTLYK I did get the other two Stainless Steel bottles from you . Just as the other two , VERY good quality . Be safe .. gubs
I like this hack. There are of course somethings I would not need, like the coffee press ( I have one and don't like it much ) I would want to find other things I could replace with the cup in the stove. How many liters is your back pack, just wondering. There should plenty of room for food, I'm a big believer in haveing food. You never know when you might need it. A broken leg or twisted ankle can slow you down like crazy and it hurt if you have to wait days for aid. I guess that's my big thing.
Nice and compact kit been enjoyable watching you putting it all together . I was thinking you could get a longer inner bag to put both stove and stanley cook set together? in Main bottle bag. Thanks brother James stay safe out there By Faith God bless!
Ok James . How many family members can you fit in a Volkswagen Bug ? Lol Wow that’s a lot of options in a small cook set !!!! Awesome Job ! Thanks for sharing !!!!
Im new to this channel, you seem to be well informed. Keep up the good work. I noticed something though, that you use the word hack(s) but what your actually doing is adds. Mods obviously short for modification; example: drilling drain holes, cutting notches, etc Hacks are defined as using it in this situation would be using items for other purposes more than intended, as in using the lid as a cutting tool, the handle as a fishing device, etc
Thank you for watching and thank you for the explanation. I would say, however, that the word "hack" has become common vernacular for anything being used in a way other than factory intent including modifications and additions. That was my understanding when I used the word as most people will get the idea and I'm limited in space on the thumbnail and somewhat on the title. Just trying to convey the general thought to the greatest amount of viewers as possible. Thank you again for taking the time to give a more accurate description in the comment section!
@@WayPointSurvival exactly. That's why i was hoping to reach channels early. It seems that term "Hack(s)" has gone by the way of Xerox and Kleenex, so generalized that it means everything. Maybe im just being critical. When I hear hack I hear differently being that I work in the IT and Tech sector. Keep up the good work and stay on that post grind.
What a fun journey! Seeing everything come to fruition was an awesome experience. I have some of the mods finished, and am working on the others. But this is a project so fine, I'm surprised Stanley isn't offering it as a package deal: it's worth it! Also, I tried looking at the WayPoint Survival page, but it wouldn't load. I'm guessing the problem could be on my end, but I think I'd have a lot of fun attending. Great job and keep up the great work, I'm really looking forward to your next video, whatever it may be. Thanks for the video, stay safe out there and God bless!
Thank you so much for watching the videos and for your kind remarks. Not sure about the problems with the website, it works ok for me. Here is a link just in case: waypointsurvival.com/ I would love to have you come out to our school for training! God bless you too!
I had my doubts but you did it. Great job and enjoyed all the ideas. Could you do one more on the very minimum / light weight to carry Stanley cook set? Bare Bones.
Not sure what you mean. Do you mean overall weight of entire kit? Otherwise, just carry the kit itself with only the hacks that you would need for a given trip.
Yes sir. Like one green cup and alcohol stove ? Lighter? Meal? A one meal trip. I would say "what ever fits inside the Stanley kit." Bare bone kit. Thank you for the fast reply. Looking forward to many more good bushcrafting ideas.💡.
Once again great video...thanks for the info....I like hiking and camping to be fun with the least amount of gear....bushcraft what I need after that....very good video my friend...
Went wilderness canoeing in Sept. Did the Stanley system based on your vids. My meals were Mountain House so just needed to boil water. I'm a 67 yr old gal and needed a no muss no fuss system so this all worked well for me. Thanks for making my trip better. When the day comes that I can no longer do the wilderness adventure I'll still use all your hints even when I may have to switch to car camping. When I can no longer drive then I camp in my backyard. I am reluctant to give up. Outdoors makes me happy.
Thank you so much for the kind words! Glad you are enjoying the outdoors and that I was able to help out a little with the hack videos.
After filming 15+ hacks for the Stanley Two Cup Cookset, I thought it was time to show you how it all fits together in one complete package for packing with you into the wilderness. This has been a fun journey of discovery and I will be on the lookout for more useful hacks that I can film to share with you. Thank you so much for watching and please leave me a comment in the comment section below!
I like your style... the way you turned a One purpose item into a multipurpose item with the Koozy...was brilliant !!
Thank you so much!
Can you sell this package with your hacks instead of the MSR mess kit on your website?
Thank you for asking but you must be thinking of a different website. Mine is www.waypointsurvival.com and I don't sell the MSR mess kit. Also, I couldn't sell the kit with all the hacks because of the time and money involved. It would simply be too expensive. Thank you though, for watching and for your question!
Great video, dude!
And here was I thinking that half of these hacks were “or’s” and you showed that they are actually nested “ands”. Well done.
Thank you!
He should do an infomercial style 'unboxing' video lol,
So yes Guys, we have the stanley cup, 24 ounce capacity singlewalled maon cup, not one but two green insulated small 8oz cups, locking bale handle which flips to hold things secure but wait!
There's more...
:-D
and is my favorite conjunction
Nice to see how all the hacks fit into a package. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Certainly a complete cooking kit. Thanks for showing us along the way. Catch you in the next video.
Thank you so much!
That's a well thought out kit. I made a day hike hiking kit using a Stanley Adventure stainless pot ( Minus the blue cups ) and a Olicamp stainless steel cup. The Adventure pot sits inside the cup. A Trangia burner and a cross ( X ) stand with a tin foil wind screen stored inside the Pot along with a spoon and some matches. The whole outfit sits in a camouflaged ( Condor ) water bottle holder. The outside pocket of the Condor ( water bottle holder ) has a plastic bottle with 8 oz of alcohol for the alcohol burner and a fero rod. I attached two canteen cup pouches to the sides of the Condor pouch. One has a Nalgene canteen for water and the other has the dehydrated food. I keep it in the vehicle so when I take a walk I have refreshments with me.
That also sounds like a great kit! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Nice to see how all of this packs up. I just bought the cookset using your link.
Excellent, thank you so much!
The hacks were great I love the Pathfinder school,store and gear it's all top notch thanks for the vid
Thank you! Yes, I have used and purchased lot of their gear over the years. I even wrote a series of articles for their online blog.
Neat thing about these hacks you can apply the ones you want and even do things a little differently if you want and not worry about those you do not.
You can still end up with a very inexpensive cook kit based off the Stanly two cup kit and other very inexpensive items that work well.
I just did the Stanley two cup kit with the Caribiner lid lift, that nest into the Ozark trail cup and I only use 1 cup stored in the kit and place one of the cheap small pocket rocket copies propane stoves along with matches and a small micro fiber towel for clean up and to keep things from rattling around.
I still need to add a removeable bail handle which I am going to use the hose clamp attachment method and a couple of fishing snap swivels and a steel fishing leader for the "handle" which can be easily unsnapped and removed.
Again super light and cheap.
I am also using a "bottle" bag of the same design as you are using in this video only a different brand and smaller size.
The nested cook kit is inserted first and fits great and a screw on butane/propane mix 7.75 oz canister in the is next, on top of this is a small flint/steel Firestarter and a Bic lighter.
The outer pouch carries a Sawyer water filter kit so this one bag has cooking and emergency water procurement covered in a compact package.
I wanted something small and compact that could also be kept in my vehicle for the just in case scenario and this fits that role perfectly.
Great setup!
My ocd is loving this
Thank you for watching!
😲, wow awesome packing for cook kits,👍
Thanks!
You really surprise me great job it's like I was back in school remeber I earned my beret in training thanks😃
Thank you for watching and glad you liked it!
I have been considering a cookset. This video helps a bunch. Thank you
Thank you for watching, glad you liked it!
Outstanding
I found a small military bag just big enough for the cookset, cup, extra lid, spoon and fork, fire kit, bandanna, and a FireAnt stove. I can load the cookset with some food and hot drink mix, and I’m ready to go.
I’ve really enjoyed watching your videos on this kit.
👍🏻👍🏻
Excellent! So glad you enjoyed the series!
Nice to see it all assembled together like that. I was wondering how it would all fit together. Very nice James.
Thanks! That was all part of the plan all along. The kit isn't very efficient if it doesn't nest together in a small, portable assembly. Thank you again for watching and for your kind comment!
Way cool. I enjoy your Stanley hacks. I love my Stanley cook set. I need to start doing some of these hacks.
Thanks for watching and I'm glad that you are enjoying the video hacks!
@@WayPointSurvival One of my Green plastic Stanley mugs lives in my cup cabinet. its in rotation with my other coffee mugs!
Like the way you packed everything .
Thanks!
Great series. I started my mods, and already had some great adventures, even baked some bisquick over the fire in my kit!
Awesome! Glad to hear that you are already getting some great use out of the hacks!
Amazing gear kit. Could you give us a final weight for the whole thing inside the pathfinder bag?
Sure, it's 3lbs, 14 oz. Not light for sure but packed with versatility. Of course, you don't have to carry the whole kit unless you just want to.... Thanks for watching and for your question!
THANSK A LOT BRO , IS EASY , CHEAP AND FUNNY , SEE YOU SOON
Thank you.
You forgot the toothpick amazing had to watch three times couldn't believe it.Love it.GOD BLESS YOU
Thank you so much! God bless you too!
backpack/camp cooking can really make or break an otherwise normal camping trip. thanks for all the help. Good Journey Richie
Thank you so much for watching the videos and for your kind comments!
I have that Stanley cookset and with the exception of the cups, have used the hell out of it!
It's a really great set for sure!
A lot of good clever stuff you share with us... Thanks
Thank you so much!
Very nice. Water bottle will balance out the other side.
Thank you! Yes it would!
@@WayPointSurvival I think my nalgene is comparable in size to that moly pack.
Awesome gear assembly!
Many thanks!😎
Great, glad you liked it!
Well thought out. Drive On!
Thank you!
You'd be a great person to be hiking with if a person got lost.......simple easy hacks that simplify life. Thanks
Thank you so much!
Nice to see real useful survival and hacks everyone can use that can be thrown in to your car for brake downs or forgot something thanks the tips
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you!
Love some of the additional options you show. My kit has fuel, BSR2000, wood processing chain saw, in it by getting rid of one green cup. Also have a fine mesh cloth strainer instead of the metal one but still love the video.
Thanks, sounds like a great setup you have!
Only one word needed for a description, fantastic.
Thank you so much!
Great little set up the Stanley gear etc 🇳🇿👍😎
Thanks 👍
Thanks Again For Streaming Your Knowledge
You're welcome!
Very Cool intro...
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💪😍👍💓💗💖 I love this Stanley compacted gear kit !!
Most packers don't consider the hi value of Organizational Efficiency in the field , until its too late.
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3:55 ...love those Bottle cases...I settled with the heavier 12" x 5" Maxpedition brand, for its better stitching....My pathfinder bottle holder , started to unravel at the seams after a few canoe trips
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I am a huge Maxpedition fan. They make some of the very best gear out there. Still, the Pathfinder Bottle holder is less expensive and that's what a lot of Stanley Cook Set owners are looking for, so this is one of the reasons I used it. As well as the fact that it fits the entire kit very well. Thanks for watching and for your comments. You're right about organizational efficiency in the field, way underappreciated!
Wow. I’m totally impressed.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks for your great ideas
Thanks for watching!
Excellent job!
Thank you so much!
Boom brother! This is amazing! Can't wait to see what you come up with that will go on the other side of the backpack to even out the weight.
Thank you!
Probably the next best option i would personally go for is maybe 32-40 ounce stainless steel bottle the water weight would help offset and help balance out pretty decently
I'll only use about 1/2 of your hacks because I am not a storage nut, but the vid still has great ideas.
Thank you for watching. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Excellently Done!
Thank you so much!
Simplicity and genius!
Really enjoy!
Thank you!
Very cool setup!
Thank you!
cool kit. But I would prob keep my spoon and maybe some other smaller items in the front pathfinder bag pouch, just to have quicker access to my cup and avoid assembling/reassembling in the field. Great stuff however. I'll def be looking for videos of you using your baking hardware, seems super cool.
Thank you for watching.
That was awesome. I hadn't seen all the hacks, but I am going to them now because I need something to do and possibly build myself. Thanks for sharing.
Great! Hope you enjoy them!
Its amazing all the hacks you shared with us all. It was very informative thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Great way to wrap up an awesome series James, I’ve enjoyed each one and even adopted a few of them so far. Thanks so much for your creativity and enthusiasm with each video. Top notch my friend!
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed the series. I've got a lot more great content on various topics that I've been waiting to film so I hope you stay along for the ride!
WayPoint Survival indeed I will!
Thank you very much James!
I have some grandchildren that are old enough to appreciate the skills you teach, and I think the Stanley Cook Kit creative uses that are on the RUclips channels make this almost a “folklore piece of gear”.
I’m sure you also know that you could put in (if you wanted to a P 38 can opener), and maybe a a Mini Bic lighter in there (in case you got lazy and didn’t want to use something more befitting a woodsman like yourself’s way of fire starting!
I remember watching videos by Steven Harris who had the saying: “Two is one, andone is none”.
So I would have in my kit so it windproof matches in a waterproof case or a mini old fashioned lighter in a waterproof case of the Mini Bic seems too big.
From what you showed me in this one video it seems like you will still have a lot of room in the backpack itself for some sort of shelter tarp it tent as well as food (obviously dehydrated).
You also have a very engaging personality (I’m not blowing smoke up your nose). I think that there are some people that are cut out for making RUclips videos because the viewers see his as genuine other people who use the platform simply are not.
You’re one that has the enthusiasm of a true believer in what you preach, has the skills and therefore has the credibility!
Thanks again for this video especially and all the other ones you’ve posted that I’ve had an opportunity to watch so far.
Richard
Berkshire Country
Western Massachusetts
Thank you so much Richard! That means a lot to me, and I really appreciate the support!
Great job on not only all the hacks but the whole series! Nested all together in one pack... excellent!
Thank you!
James you must be an Engineer on the side to be able to figure all that out. Too awesome. God Bless
Thank you so much, Chief!
Exactly what I was looking for! Makes up for the stove not being able to best around the cup!
Thank you! They are working on a new stove that is called the XL and it does nest around the cup!
@@WayPointSurvival awesome! I will reach to to them as to a time frame.
😳 wow! Incredible! I will be binge watching these videos for sure!
Thanks!
James - echoing others, GREAT series. Working on getting my sets together and looking forward to introducing my grandkids to these great ideas. Looking forward to upcoming videos and also looking at some of your training courses. THANKS for all you do.
Thank you so much! Love to have you come out and train with us!
Thats a great looking kit , bit in my personal opinion I would find a way to attach it either to the top or bottom of my pack , I'm not much for things hanging on the sides
That would be a great way to carry it. Thank you for watching and commenting!
That’s one heck of a load plan. Hack bag. Thanks and take care.
Thank you so much!
Wal-La , and it all disappears . Nice . JTLYK I did get the other two Stainless Steel bottles from you . Just as the other two , VERY good quality . Be safe .. gubs
Thank you! Glad you have enjoyed the videos and that you like the Stainless Steel Bottles. Have a good one, my friend!
I recently found your channel, and am truly enjoying it!
Excellent!
Thank you!
Wow! THAT is a system!
Thank you so much!
Wow you got it all in that bag very impressive. Love all the hacks thanks
Thank you so much!
Amazing AF, this is a Great Setup............
Thank you!
Fill the voids with Oxo cubes, soup sachets and spaceblankets/mylar shelter :-)
Excellent ideas! Thank you for watching!
I've seen Penn & Teller do something like this.
Are they taking my material again...lol!
Wow that was so cool! I can’t believe you fit all of that in there! And there was room for a few more thing in the second cup! Very cool brother!
Thanks for watching and I'm glad you liked it!
I like this hack.
There are of course somethings I would not need, like the coffee press ( I have one and don't like it much )
I would want to find other things I could replace with the cup in the stove.
How many liters is your back pack, just wondering.
There should plenty of room for food, I'm a big believer in haveing food.
You never know when you might need it.
A broken leg or twisted ankle can slow you down like crazy and it hurt if you have to wait days for aid.
I guess that's my big thing.
Thank you for watching. I'm not sure how many liters the backpack is but it's fairly small, I believe less than 1800 cubic inches.
Nice and compact kit been enjoyable watching you putting it all together .
I was thinking you could get a longer inner bag to put both stove and stanley cook set together? in Main bottle bag.
Thanks brother James stay safe out there By Faith God bless!
Yes, that's a great idea! Thank you brother and God bless you too!
This has been a great series. Do so much with so little.
Thank you so much!
another awesome video!!!
Thank you, glad you liked it!!
Ok James . How many family members can you fit in a Volkswagen Bug ? Lol Wow that’s a lot of options in a small cook set !!!! Awesome Job ! Thanks for sharing !!!!
Not sure....how big are the family members? Lol! Anyway, thank you for your kind words, they are much appreciated!
Nice series. Well organized and presented
Thank you so much! I appreciate it!
Outstanding
Great video
Thank you!
Impressive.
Thank you!
Amazing.
Thank you!
Wow. Cool.
Thank you!
God bless you James….⛺️🙏🏼✝️
Thanks and God bless you too!
Ótimo vídeo Parabéns 👍
Im new to this channel, you seem to be well informed. Keep up the good work. I noticed something though, that you use the word hack(s) but what your actually doing is adds. Mods obviously short for modification; example: drilling drain holes, cutting notches, etc
Hacks are defined as using it in this situation would be using items for other purposes more than intended, as in using the lid as a cutting tool, the handle as a fishing device, etc
Thank you for watching and thank you for the explanation. I would say, however, that the word "hack" has become common vernacular for anything being used in a way other than factory intent including modifications and additions. That was my understanding when I used the word as most people will get the idea and I'm limited in space on the thumbnail and somewhat on the title. Just trying to convey the general thought to the greatest amount of viewers as possible. Thank you again for taking the time to give a more accurate description in the comment section!
@@WayPointSurvival exactly. That's why i was hoping to reach channels early. It seems that term "Hack(s)" has gone by the way of Xerox and Kleenex, so generalized that it means everything. Maybe im just being critical. When I hear hack I hear differently being that I work in the IT and Tech sector. Keep up the good work and stay on that post grind.
Thank you, my friend!
Gr8 Setup
Thanks!
Now that’s how u cross the Ts and dot the I’s
👍🏻
Thank you!
Thank you for the tips ,love watching your show
Thank you!
I just recently found and subscribed to your channel. I'll have to search for the previous videos you have done on this piece of gear.
Thank you and welcome aboard! Also, all the previous hacks that I have done for this set are listed and linked in the description box under the video.
Awesome!
Thanks for watching!
flippin cool.
Thank you!
Great wrap-up to the series! Awesome!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! More great content on the way...
Very much looking forward to it!
Hi! I found another partial "hack". The plastic Ozark Trail 30 & 32 oz tumbler Locking Lid at Walmart will fit this Stanley pot. 👍 $3.47
Yes, it definitely fits. Thank you for watching!
Cool packaging!
Thank you!
Kick ass job and trick . Thank you 👍🏽🤗😷
Thank you so much!
Dang that was a good review. 👌👍
Thank you!
What a fun journey! Seeing everything come to fruition was an awesome experience. I have some of the mods finished, and am working on the others. But this is a project so fine, I'm surprised Stanley isn't offering it as a package deal: it's worth it! Also, I tried looking at the WayPoint Survival page, but it wouldn't load. I'm guessing the problem could be on my end, but I think I'd have a lot of fun attending. Great job and keep up the great work, I'm really looking forward to your next video, whatever it may be. Thanks for the video, stay safe out there and God bless!
Thank you so much for watching the videos and for your kind remarks. Not sure about the problems with the website, it works ok for me. Here is a link just in case: waypointsurvival.com/ I would love to have you come out to our school for training! God bless you too!
@@WayPointSurvival I'll try that, I really appreciate it!
That is genius.
Thanks for watching!
Genius!
Thank you so much!
Nice 👍
Thank you!
Great series with nice tips.Thanks for sharing brother.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you James for all of these very useful hacks! ATB Sam Adler
Thank you, glad you like them!
I had my doubts but you did it. Great job and enjoyed all the ideas. Could you do one more on the very minimum / light weight to carry Stanley cook set? Bare Bones.
Not sure what you mean. Do you mean overall weight of entire kit? Otherwise, just carry the kit itself with only the hacks that you would need for a given trip.
Yes sir. Like one green cup and alcohol stove ? Lighter? Meal? A one meal trip. I would say "what ever fits inside the Stanley kit." Bare bone kit.
Thank you for the fast reply. Looking forward to many more good bushcrafting ideas.💡.
Once again great video...thanks for the info....I like hiking and camping to be fun with the least amount of gear....bushcraft what I need after that....very good video my friend...
Right on, well said! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Heads up to anyone looking for the pathfinder gen3 water bottle bag, you have to buy their kit to get the bag.
Thanks for the info on that. Good to know!
And all your seasonings in the second cup (in the stove)
Yes.
Wait wha? 😳 it's magic! 🤯🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you ☺️!
Riddiculous. Haven't got time for that everytime?
No one said you have to carry and use all of them. But, many of them do fit together....
Ok..I missed the cup lid hack..where do you get lids for the Stanley green cups? I have 4 cups
Online and Walmart. There are links in the description box of the video. Thanks for watching.
parabéns Ótimo 👍👍🇧🇷
Obrigado!