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Casual Camping
Canada
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 ก.ย. 2017
Algonquin Park | Parkside Bay
We went backcountry canoe camping this past summer in Algonquin Park, Parkside Bay. The trip started off at Canoe lake where we picked up our canoes from Algonquin Outfitters. A quick portage across the highway into Smoke lake, another portage into Ragged bay and finally into Parkside bay. It was quite a busy weekend with almost all the sites taken. For the most part, it was a weekend of great weather except for the last day where we had to rush out of the park to beat an incoming thunderstorm and strong winds.
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Algonquin Park - Western Uplands Fall Beatdown
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A couple of buddies and I went on a 3 day hiking trip in the Western Uplands trail in Algonquin Park. I tried to film it, but it proved to be tough. This is the footage I managed to squeeze out of the trip. It was muddy, wet and I think we overpacked. I definitely learned at lot as a back country "film maker."
Solo Stove Lite Review - A Quick Guide
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Get the most out of your solo stove lite with these handy tips. *Amazon Affiliate links* Solo Stove Lite - amzn.to/2vlbQ1f 1. Prepare and process your fuel ahead of time. A handful of twigs will boil a cup of water in 7-10 minutes. 2. Place on flat ground to ensure stability. Having a windscreen also helps protect the flames from strong winds. 3. Don't cook inside the pot itself. It slows you d...
Amazon Camping Gear - Long term review
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I go over the my favourite camping gear I purchased from Amazon over the years. The ones that proved useful or fun are featured in this video. Jump to product time codes below: 1:15 Klymit Insulated Static V Lite 4:24 Solo Stove Lite 7:29 Morakniv Garberg 8:12 Teton Sport Explorer 4000 10:20 Sawyer Mini Amazon Affiliate Links Klymit Insulated Static V Lite amzn.to/36lmG3S Solo Stove Lite amzn.t...
Hiking and Camping - Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands
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Hiking a portion of the QE2 wildlands portion of the Ganaraska train
Algonquin Park - July 2018 - Fire Ban
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raw-ish footage, Parkside Bay, Ragged Lake, Smoke Lake, during a fire ban
Can you burn charcoal in this?
I am late to the party, but thanks so much for sharing your tips! You have a very calming voice; and I appreciate your use of quiet jazz music in the background.
Thanks for sharing the tips 👍
The boil water in 2minutes point 3871649 seconds is done to death
Which site is this on jeffs map?
I ordered the Solo Stove Titan yesterday- a tad larger and hopefully I can still place in a large backpack- any thoughts?
For hiking back country, the Solo Stove Lite is pushing the size limit of a cookset for me in terms of volume. The Lite is great for dry days where you can save fuel by using twigs and get a pot of boiling water going in 10 mins. The larger size of the Titan might negate the convenience factor of the Lite.
@@casualcamping4309 thanks for the response- I'll keep that in mind. However, I may just keep using my jetboil for backpacking and use the titan for simple car camping when stationary for a few days. I'm a solo traveler- so probably best to have one of each.
@@briantodd4887 makes sense. I carry the Lite + MSR gas stove as backup. and it all tucks neatly in the Solo Stove pot.
👍🏻
Really useful. Will be ordering solo stove this weekend. Plus Homer mug was classic 😁👍😁
You don’t need a back up to solo stove. You can use sterno and charcoal if you don’t want to use wood. The key is to use hard wood. Burns hotter longer. I have 4 solo stoves. 2 lites with 900 pots 1 campfire for frying pan pot or skillet and one Bonfire. They are the best. Key is hardwood and cutting it the proper size. Everyone I see on TH-cam stuffs the solo stove, this is wrong. Takes very little wood !
Hi! It depends. I recently went on a hiking trip in the back country where it had rained for a week. I used the solo stove at night when I had time to collect and process wood, but used a gas stove in the morning to boil water quickly and head to the next site. I would continue to pack a gas canister stove as backup where time and weight is an issue.
If you burn big chucks if wood once it's Hot, You won't have to set there and feed it thing sticks that burn up in 3 minutes👍 And a trick is to use semi green/ wet wood once it's hot, it won't smoke and it will burn alot longer !
Why are you so out of breath
This was filmed when I had a cold and it was still legal for people to be outside while sick
Theory of Evolution Busted...
Man, this was the hardest thing I've ever done. Quite the adventure!
What a trek it was! Would given up a dozen times on the way if it weren't for my companions keeping our spirits up <3
Glad he didn't jump lol
99% sure he was about to
Saved him!
More of a vid of what you don't understand, than a vid of what the stove can do. The experienced woodsman get that. The ignorant children will not.
Nice, hiked on a part of it also a few weeks ago. Want to go overnight though.
Hey partner. Joe here new to your channel. Great job on the video loved it. You have y subscription would love to have your support as well ATB Joe
I have the campfire stove and absolutely love it! Good money spent!
Love the ending 👍
I like that the solo stove includes the pot, and am considering purchasing largely for that very reason. Good content, and hopefully more to come.
you oughta get yourself a truck or suv brother, i had a mustang before my most current rig and getting a bigger car changed my outdoor capabilities! love the vids tho
thanks! I actually have a bigger SUV for my actual camping. This little park is a 5 min drive from my house.
So the lite is worth it ? I’m thinking of picking one up. Right now they’ve got a sale, buy one get one !! Which I think is a huge plus
get it
It's a fun little camp stove I use in the backcountry. I've used as part of my cooking arsenal when preparing meals or boiling water for a group of 5-6 guys.
I picked up 2 of them! I really dig them a lot. I wanted something else besides a rocket stove in case of grid down/power outage situations and these should work well.
Air mattress doesn’t insulate, on the contrary, also a firebox nano will burn sticks or support a Trangia alcohol stove, acting as a wind screen, the kit comes with a separate wind screen as well and much smaller and efficient.
I've been meaning to get a firebox, but I have gone out to the wild exactly 0 times this year :(
Please do more videos brother.
I'll try my best 😉
Does the sooty smell from the stove transfers to the inside of the pot during transport? Is the storage sack waterproof?
The smell doesn't transfer to the inside of the pot. The storage sack is not water proof.
Very informative. I think I'd be tempted to use a gas canister with the stove though instead of finding wood.
That's always an option but not as fun imo ✌️😀
You can’t use a canister specifically with this stove.It’s either wood or the alcohol burner.
@@TheRichtaber Or charcoal
Nice video👌
Thanks!
Thanks for the review! Thinking of the klymit!
It's a good sleep pad!
Great video :)
Thanks stranger!
Thanks for sharing the trip!