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i live in wv its easy to find fat wood here i get it from ever green pines white pine and pitch pine and cider here they all burn different and smell different but the harvesting it is the same here to bud

Topsail NC? I'm in wilmington

Great work, think i'll be picking one up, many thanks.

Thanks for the video. Well done. I got this same stove at Walmart at least 10 years ago and it has never let me down. My only criticism is that it is a little heavier than other ultralight stoves and doesn't have a self-igniter. That being said, I'd highly recommend this stove for general backpacking use. I recently got a iMountek Ultralight stove from Walmart but haven't used it enough yet to rate it.

Yes I have one. It is one of the few things that Cascade Designs makes that isn't a complete piece of garbage. But its cost is nothing short of robbery. Who am I? I have a PhD in geology, and have thru hiked over 26,000 miles and bike toured over 75,000 miles.

I have one, and I dug around in my "sour cream and yogurt" containers and found one that fits it perfectly, with the lid and all. I think it is a little better protected this way. I've used mine daily at home for years.

You can put a small metal cup on it to make coffee. It's the one I want in my car in case.

Great review of the Cuda HD; especially from a 5 year perspective. How skinny can the yak get? I fish the marshes in the upper Texas coast and I find myself in water as low as 6". Also, how does the Cuda do paddling against strong currents. Is it sluggish or does it cut through the current nicely? Thanks in advance.

I do the same thing. 👍🏼🤙🏼

Cool content my friend! I never knew this.

Happy fat wood from New friend in Michigan

How long you can store fatwood? Thanks from India!!

Hi friend, great video! I especially like the focus on exposure. It’s so fun and enjoyable to talk about knives and all the fun gear we love, but seems like a hat or jacket or space blanket, and to your point a way.. 0r 3 :)) to make fire is what will save you out there! Spot on brother. I keep pretty much the same gear on me as my EDC when out there, I just add a Victorinox classic and a whistle to my keychain. I also like to carry the small single “AAA” streamlight in my 5th pocket, right next to the Victorinox Farmer. If i get stuck out there overnight, especially off trail It will be nice to have a small and lightweight light. They are inexpensive and work well too! Take care 🤠🤜🇺🇸

DIY FIRE PUTTY = Give me some shredded up cotton balls dipped in liquid oil lamp anyday

Unfortunately , these sling packs mess up my neck, trapezius and spine..

I enjoy videos that add *TIPS & TRICKS* with their demonstrations of new gear.

Good tip....I have a belt dump pouch ,and when I am bushwalking, I pick up sticks and break them up and stuff my dump pouch ..when I get to my camp site, I have more than enough for 3 days worth of water boiling and meals. I wish the Solo Stove would add *A TOP GRILL* to their stove, so you can put smaller diameter pots/ cups on top.

What is the brand of your Pot and size ?

Same one I love it and my rush 5.11 72 2 favorite packs

Good review! I used to live in Hubert for a number of years, so not far from your area. Love the Solo stoves. I've got the Bonfire and the Lite. I'm thinking about this one as the Lite eats like a starving teenager and uses really small media. This one looks like it eats a bit too but you can use bigger media. Eh, we use these because we like fire right? A certain amount of tending is expected....thanks for putting this together!

A pencil sharpener doesn't take that much space in your pocket 👍. Greetings from Gernany.

I have one does great job for fixing eggs,sausage,hamburgers because of a wider spread on the flame and is much more stable cooking platform for a skillet instead of the rocket stove which are great for making coffee or boiling water I store mine in a crown royal bag

хороший обзор.хорошая печка.

I like it. I worry sometimes about stability and that's when I go to a GasOne Butane type stove that is lower and broader. But it takes up room in the kayak. This Peak One if it came with something that would make a broader base on the canister I'd go with it 100% of the time.

Great work , so I got one = THX

Ditch the red plastic decoration along with the black knob, and underneath you will find that it is a Bluet made in France. Blue knob and all. Makes sense as Coleman bought Bluet a few years back. The burner head can be removed by prying the spring clip with your fingernail and then it will all lay flat with a Bic lighter in the smallest of Wallyworld's crayon boxes not much bigger than a cigarette pack.

The price has creeped up to $22.25, still a value though.

Another hack: Use tree trimming loppers to cut thumb sized dry twigs, just long enough to gather and set inside the stove and stay below the inside holes. Gather them in a bundle and place them inside the stove, then shoving some into the stove bundle to make it tight, inside the stove. Put the stove, with bundled twigs, in the bag. It’ll carry and be ready for a piece of Vaseline cotton, when time to light on top, in the center. If you’re truck camping, take the loppers or small saw to cut more big twigs. Use a tripod or a grill, for stews, chili and grilled food. I usually let some big twigs/limbs burn down to coals before grilling. Kentucky

Another super cool video! Thanks for sharing.

Super cool tip!

Is there a way to connect one of these to a 16 oz can

I collect all kinds of camping and Backpacking stoves. Own the SOLO Titan and the original SOLO Lite. Love them !! I, too, pack in wood for times of possible rain. Some places restrict you from bringing in non native wood, so I carry a dry bag of Hickory chunks (not the small chips) that I buy at Walmart in the Weber BBQ section. They are not restricted because they have been processed to food grade cooking standards. You do,, however need to know if a fire ban is actively in place. For those times I carry a Canister-style Primus CRUX Stove. Thanks for the review of the SOLO Titan.

I must say that your review just sold me on buying the Coleman Peak 1 Stove. I had looked at it in Walmart over this last weekend and wanted to see some reviews before seriously considering it. Own two of the Primus Crux Stoves and love them! However, I'm in Florida and they are back home in Georgia right now. Buying a third Crux stove seemed like an unnecessary expense for my kayaking and fishing day tripping. My cookware is STANLEY Cook Sets of various sizes and styles. Occasionally I'll take a small Cast Iron skillet too. It would seem that the Coleman Peak 1 is perfectly suited for that type of cooking. Going to head back to WALLY WORLD and grab 2 of them for that price point and still be under budget for what a (3rd) Crux would cost me. Thanks for the great review. Safe and Happy Kayaking To You!

Thank you so much for this video. Fantastic review. Exactly what I was looking for.

Great test and review my friend. Please take a look at the old Camper’s Stove I scored at a Yardsale and tell me what you think!

Or, you could fry yourself a piece of just about any dry wood in just about any grease in just about any frying pan instead.

Sweet.

I've wondered about this exact question for a while now. Thanks for answering it. Also, great idea to reuse the leader spools.

I carry wood pellets and a few sticks of fat wood incase there’s nothing dry available. Pellets are the most efficient fuel IMO.

I really like this little stove and have 2 versions of this. It is the exact model as their prior model, the Coleman Max, now rebranded as this Coleman Peak 1. And prior to the Coleman Max, it was called the Coleman Peak 1 micro, so they dropped the "micro". Currently a few cents under $22 at Wallies. Certainly a good bang for your buck 👍

The problem with butane is when it gets cold stop. Working this canister gets cold and stops pushing out butane so you left with a half cook dinner Coleman's Peak 1 outdoor stove is not the best stove in the world or on the market

Finally a decent video on the pack.

It looks like it generates much more smoke than they said, it's meant to recycle the smoke in the cavity wall.

burner can be removed from tank when not in use?

Here in Utah, we have Aspen trees in abundance. Aspen is a great fuel for twig stoves. It is east to harvest, east to split, ignites quickly. When I was in eastern Tennessee I tried some hardwood in my Canway twig stove and honestly I was surprised that Aspen will last equally as long as the hard stuff. My twig stove would quite possibly be one of the last preps I would be willing to give up.

Hi my new friend. Great items to take along on a trip in the woods/wilderness!!!

Nice piece of FATWOOD! Great adventure and great video!

Is Fatwood only in pine trees? Great adventure you are on. Here in Newfoundland and Labrador Canada pine trees are protected. I need to find a dead pine somewhere and start a collection!

Were did you get that coat?

Thinking about trying my luck turkey hunting on the Stainback tract this year, you ever see any sign out there?