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That thing is massive and heavy. Also slow. I don’t understand them. Car camping I guess.

Hi may I change the black and red cables for higher ampere measurements?

I would have loved seing you stack all the parts together at the end :D I was kinda waiting for it. Good review - thanks. I will go for the Duossal for everything I can.

Does anyone know if the Trangia duossal can be used on induction stovetop? Thanks

Got a trangia 27 from a 2nd hand shop for £3.99 😅Absolute baargin 🎉

How to "sell" ice to an Eskimo....

You have a large cooking capacity with T27, T25 and the camping set 😊

Beautifully clear in every language. Thank you.

Hi Pete, thanks for the review, I found a brand new with burner and wind shield still in the box at car boot sale a few years ago for £5.00 with a used burner and wind shield, not sue the seller knew what they had, it is a great little cook set and well worth having.

I’d recommend the billy can as well. I’ve got a Trangia 27, and although I do cook pasta and rice etc in the pots, if you’ve used the pan to fry, I don’t like using it to cover the pot whilst the pasta is cooking so I invested in the 2.5litre billycan. The whole thing fits neatly inside the billycan and doesn’t add that much bulk. It’s got it’s own lid and just makes it that much more flexible.

Note: am *much* further along getting a complete set of -27 stuff.

no ventalation?.....what about heat they get hot ....seems your traping the heat ...

I have been cooking like this while camping and it works well. I use wood to heat up water too.

Just wondering what you know about the 25-23 2.0 D and the wrinkles I've seen on my new pots and was described in a printout with my pots? Is it as common and a non issue like they make it sound or is it a really bad cosmetic thing ?

Any stamps on the fry pan and pot?

NC = Gotthard Carlsson Nickelfabrik in Eskilstuna, year 1968.

Great review, thanks

I was thinking of making something like this also. You have a handle to work with it. It just seems safer.

Good to see this video. I have a set made from stainless steel from the 80s and a duossal set from the mid 90s. Both are as good today as they were when purchased. My "everyday" set is the titanium one purchased around 2000. The early duossals had some issues with delaminating but I have never had any experience of this. I still have the cups and candle lanterns from way back.

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the "waist strap" might be a leg strap. I use the rubberized French gas mask bag.

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Hi from a Brit expat living in Malaysia. Nice video 👍. As soon as I saw one of these in my YT feed, I had to get one - spurred on by the fact that I ordered a 25-7 UL HA from the UK at the end of November but it's still held up due to Royal Mail strikes before Xmas and now a cyber attack of the Royal Mail.😠. Normally it's less than a week to receive stuff I've ordered. Mangaged to source my T28 from an outdoor shop in Indonesia and it arrived in les than a week. Took it out to my local woods the day it arrived and cooked pasta to go with my cuppa ; it's an awesome piece of kit for solo trips and I look forward to many years of use from it. Hopefully my 25-7 will arrive some time this year when the Royal Mail sorts itself out. Have also subbed to your channel. Cheers buddy and stay safe 👍🇲🇾

I got an alocs version of this which has a handle on the simmer attachment, and a slot on the side so yuo can move it without removing the pot, but that magnet trick is brilliant!

I own the 28T and LOVE IT. So quick, easy, functional to use. Perfect for so many kinds of adventures too. From camping, fishing, kayaking, day tripping, boating, etc. It's not a toy like some thought it was at first. It'sa powerful little kit. Not only for backpacking but for anywhere you choose to take it.

Lucky bugger getting a kit in that condition second hand. Personally, I find the hard anodised better. More non stick than the duosol and safer than the nonstick version. Great kit though. Have fun with it.

The only thing i dont like about the 28 is that the fryingpan and bowl is that the bottom not all flat like on a 25 or 27.

Good job Pete. Keep these videos coming.

Thanks for sharing!

Leave the poles in the sleeves for easier setup

I have a Suzuki Jimny car. This kitchen box is designed for suck small cars. I appreciated your videos. Good work!

Where do you buy these please 🥰

Pete is that for sale?? Good to see you the other day.

I have one M40 and two M44 and ordered PM40 from the pathfinder store. I love these mess kits. Great piece for gear! ATB Sam Adler from Vietnam

Ha! Simple design, stores everything you need! I even have the same Sistema click container! I will start building this as soon as it stops raining. Thank you so much for the inspiration!

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 video Awesome!! Thank you so much for sharing!! Have a nice day my friend!!

Good video. Thank you. I pretty much upgraded my 30 years old alu series 25 with the same choices as you. I managed to also get the non stick pots at a very good price so went an now totally non stick. I didn't buy the Trangia gas burner. There are third party ones by GoSystems and others out of China which are about a third of the price of the Trangia in the UK and fit and work perfectly. The great benefit of the gas burner is the overpipe which heats the gas as it feeds into the burner and keeps a consistent burn in cold weather. The little cutting board is a great accessory. I switched out my kettle to the GSI Outdoors Glacier Stainless Steel Kettle. Fits the series 25, and has a very wide lid opening so makes storage of the handle and burner easy. And its stainless. The other accessory I have is the Trangia pot stand. It's expensive for what it is and you could make one, but it allows pots of all sizes to sit on the stove. It's an accessory I now can't do without.

Oh, I am set up for sewing, and I most likely *have* most if not all of the supplies needed to make the bag.

You get 2 good sized cups of coffee or tea out of the kettle. Nice video By the way and of course we now have the Trangia triangle which is fantastic!

Nice informative video mate. I’ve had mine for a few years now and it’s coming into its own for solo day trips, lovely lunch in the woods.

Great video and I just have to say that this kit is absolutely outstanding! Used it throughout my military service and it was actually what I cooked on for a daily basis over a couple of years. Every single meal was prepared in such a kit when being in the fields more than most people will ever be. Still using it to this day, but not for lightweight hiking… I’m starting to get older and must prioritise low weight instead…

I got one free with a voucher I won from a claw machine with teddy bears for my kid ,I love it

Its a great bit of kit, I’ve also got the SS model in good condition - I love using mine, although the simmer ring doesn’t work well for me as a snuffer, I’ve had it fully closed off at times and the flames still pour up from the simmer ring holes - as high as flames with or without it. Best way I snuff is to invert the lid and drop it in top (to protect the rubber gasket). Actually, the best way I’ve learnt to cook on it to limit burning things is to tip wind shield upside down and put pot (or any type of pan) on top of shield, with metho burner on ground - works a treat.

you have an excellent kit! so well preserved it deserves to be looked at as a collection item instead as a mere camping kit

Mate, we got plenty of snow in Oz now so sure a snow shoe for your Trangia will be suitable. Hope to get to the Alps some day. The gas burner is excellent but I tend to use the alcohol burner when I just want to get out for a day and want to not have to listen to the hissing gas burner sound but rather enjoy the silence. The multi function of the plastic pot lid is good but I try not to use it as a cutting board, cost way to much to cut up veggies on it.

The handle is called "ta-moj" in Swedish, literally meaning "take-thing".

Nice set! Would say the stamped marking on the inside of the flap is the manufacturer´s stamp. 1940 makes it 80 years old! Svea (pronounced as one word, not an abbreviation) is the producer of the kitchen or kitchen parts. They have made many kitchens and products related to them. m/44 is of aluminium, can still be found as they were also issued as part of the civilian defense materiel. In Sweden the so called kuksa is kalled kåsa (cosa for you English speaking lot). Kuksa is a Finnish variation. Great to see our beloved "filth pot" being imported all the way to Oz. Swede in SA here, where are you?

Just unscrew the wind cover and then place the simmering thingie on top to snuff out the flame. :)

Brilliant!

Hi, nice video. There still plenty mess kits around here in Sweden. Complete kit cost between 450 up to 800 swedish crone. Gasmask bag i would say 250- 450. Feels like they are getting more popular here to.