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Hey, I just bought the primus 1l plus 0.6L set from outdoor action-just under £24 reduced from about £75! I'm hoping the set will go well with my Polymath Phantom stove that I've got coming. Looks like a really good option. I might use a pot gripper too, not sure if handles will get too hot.

Although I'm not a hammock camper Bex, I'm definitely going to try the sheepskin rug out. Thanks for the tips.

Your mad camping in that weather

Great to see you on a camp, not seen one for ages. Really enjoy the other videos as well especially the ' surplus - only '

Look extremely cold Bex good to see you out 👍😉HEALTH & HAPPINESS 2025...Happy Trail..🙏✌️

My Trangia burner works very well in my Firebox stove when I can't find wood.

First time I've ever seen that Primus pot Bex I think it would make a good upgrade for the no-name cheap aluminium pot sets seen all over Amazon/Ebay, etc Plus, as you pointed out, you get the bonus of a small frying pan too.

!!! - 𝑺𝑻𝑨𝒀 𝑻𝑼𝑵𝑬𝑫 𝑻𝑶 𝑺𝑬𝑬 𝑴𝑶𝑹𝑬 𝑻𝑹𝑨𝑵𝑮𝑰𝑨 𝑲𝑰𝑻 𝑪𝑶𝑴𝑰𝑵𝑮 𝑺𝑶𝑶𝑵 - !!!

I wanny try an alcohol stove.

found this one the other day on trangia flame control. the gent found a can the same hright as the stove holder an a few mm's larger. 'Path2Go hack for alcohol camping stove flame control."

Great Ideas. Thank you for sharing them with us All the best Clive 🤠

Many thanks mate. A good bit of useful information. The use of the stove rope is an idea that is new to me. Cheers❤

Thankyou. I just got one after 50+ years of camping. I ordered it to brew up tea during my Europe and Iceland trip. It didn't arrive in time. Then two arrived, so now I'll pack one in my hurricane box. Hand sanitizer container for the meths. Will pass through security, too. Merry Christmas 🌲🌟

I was camping when something when wrong we with my regular stove. My alcohol stove saved the day! It was very windy but I had a wind gard. It worked to cook all are camping meals. Now I bring it every time I go camping.

𝗪𝗜𝗡𝗗-𝗦𝗛𝗜𝗘𝗟𝗗 𝗪𝗜𝗟𝗟 𝗕𝗘 𝗗𝗘𝗠𝗢𝗡𝗦𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗗 𝗢𝗡 𝗔 𝗦𝗘𝗣𝗔𝗥𝗔𝗧𝗘 𝗩𝗜𝗗𝗘𝗢....𝗜𝗻𝗰𝗹𝘂𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗹𝗼𝘁𝘀 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗮𝗰𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗲𝘀.

Over the years watching your experience in the outdoors & you sharing your TIPS ALWAYS APPRECIATE THEM.....HAPPY TRAILS BEX....👍👍

New sub here mate,its good to see other peoples load outs.look forward to see more videos

Thanks for all the videos Bex - really appreciate everything across the different channels 👌

Thank you Bex, for this and previous videos. Greatly appreciated. Merry Christmas Mate from Australia.

Let me know your tricks and tips for this stove.

Thanks for the info Bex, You always make a great video 😃

With all the videos/information available regarding packing for camping, it still amazes me to see just how much excess gear some folk bring with them. Although I don't hike a lot, I do camp regularly, and thanks to the likes of yourself, have learnt that you really don't need a huge amount of gear to be comfortable, just the right gear.

nice mods =)

I owned one about six years ago and it leaked and tore on a trip to the Highlands, I complained and sent it back, they gave me a full refund. I'm amazed they are still selling it, it has to be the worst shelter I've ever had.

Really helpfull info thought I would come over from your other channel and give you a sub 😍

Can't fault any of my jetboils mate been cracking kit, the Brs is a good little backup unit, but it's Terrible on gas and useless in the wind, better off with msr pocket rocket 2 or soto windmaster

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I purchased the MSR windburner over the jetboil better in the cold and wind, I also have a bunch of canister stoves I recommend the soto windmaster and soto remote stove. Theres a bunch of cooking vessels I wont go into how many of those I own lol depends what you fancy cooking. Do the British soldiers have to pay for those MRE? I know a lot of soldiers who makes noodles and instant soups on exercise.

In America the butane is about the same price as isobutane not cheap …alcohol is everywhere in stores or heat is a gasoline deicer . Have fun stay safe.

Morning Bex, good to see you 👍

👍 .. good points you make, thanks. For some, cost is also a consideration .. initial and then running .. a possible subject for another debate aka petrol vs diesel-powered motor vehicles 😏.. I do not use gas as often as I used to .. preferring now, Alcohol, Wood and White Gas / Benzine Stoves. To digress somewhat (but on the same theme), my Camping Gaz Bluet 206 Gas Stove which I bought back in the late 1970's in South Africa, still gives me very good service. Admittedly, once installed, the gas cartridge is not removable until empty .. seen by some as 'bulky', etc (the gas still has to be carried .. whether connected or not) .. an 'inconvenience' that for me as a 'boomer' (yob 1950) is water off a duck's back 😊. But, it's paid for, is pretty economical on gas, and here in Switzerland, the 190g gas cartridges, I can get down at my local Food Store and just about everywhere else. Price-wise, the Bluet Gas Cartridge is cheaper, gram gas per Swiss Franc than the more modern screw on/off cartridges. A re-purposed zip up 'toiletry bag' that can be hooked onto the outside of my pack if need be, carries the unit, footpiece, concertina windscreen (the burner head has it's own windscreen which is pretty effective anyway), lighter and other odds and sods (pot grip, eating utensils, cloth, whatever). A bonus .. this model is still available .. albeit slightly modified (now an 'S' version) and surprisingly, here in Europe, still quite popular. Anyone looking for an entry-level budget, tried and tested gas cooker should consider this option .. Decathlon being one of many suppliers thereof and well worth a review some time or other. Always a pleasure watching your posts .. and until next time, take care ..

The difference in efficiency is startling. Interesting, thank you ! .

Loving these pure factual videos Bex. No bias, and no slagging off of one piece of equipment over another. As you rightly point out, they all have their place and are all good for certain situations. Keep em coming.

I agree with you on the sleeping pad issue. Good report.

👍👍👍 .. good post with interesting content. To touch on some .. Yes, reducing the flame to just what is required will still do the job (albeit a bit slower) and save a heap of fuel. Using gas, I use my windscreen to 'shield' and not 'enclose' the setup. 'Down against Skin'. I have 'mulled' this quite a bit and it makes absolute sense. Having the most effective insulation up against the heat source (the body) and thereby contain / maintain the required Micro-Climate against the skin where it will do the most good, is the way to go. As long as that micro-climate has been established (by whatever means) and is maintained, all will be well. Whatever is happening beyond that .. be it centimetres or even millimetres away, is then of little consequence. Meals .. breakfast. I am a Philistine and when out there (and even 6 days a week at home), will scoff down a huge assortment and variety of food .. as long as it is Oats .. in varying variations thereof 😏. I boil the water, add, and then 'cold soak' my oats concoction the night before (boiling water to ensure that no nu-nu's survive therein to 'go out into the world and multiply). The next morning, a quick warmup if desired .. adding anything else and Bob's your Uncle. Thanks for sharing .. take care ..

Inflatable doll ?

Interesting video and was most surprised by your comments regarding this DD tent as my impression from watching DD kit reviews are favourable. What brand are your dry meals ?

Nice

Very good and precise. Done about 7 tents now, some quite large, and I have to say, my quality is going way down! A lot of overlap and reinforced seams are complex though, with mini flaps underneath. Good clear video.

Do you use the fly sheat often? Or is it just extra weight?

Super smart

Well done! Great looking tent. New follower here. Crow✌️

Nice to see you back bud . What happened to your other channel