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Watching you use that pump was painful. It has foot rests for a reason.

I just came across your video… awesome camp box and good and simple cooking 🧑‍🍳

Very helpful. Thank you!

Looking forward to following this.

Nice, how did your luggage get transported from one hotel to another?

So good to see your wife along. Could you introduce her? Thanks!

Nicely done . We also still tent camp . Just got back from Colorado. Used our ten by ten room as our dining room with second canopy as our kitchen. Plus our tent next to it . Was able to go from one to the other . Put a tarp over the canopies to help if it rained on us .

Can’t wait to get one ⛺️

Same here didn’t see link for radio.

I looked for the link to the mini AM/FM radio and couldn’t find it..

Omg am love with your beautiful kitchen setup and canopy in the top 🔝 of everything ❤

Up-Chuck Box! LOL.

Mesa with cooking crown is a titan

12406 is that altitude?

Nice build! Isn't the two burner stove meant to fit the top shelf of the box? I may have missed it, but how many people is the box meant to cater for?

Bro took a break from anchoring the 6’oclock news desk to showing us these stoves 😂😂😂 great review man

Pretty cool!

Nice video. You mentioned the vent would fall flat when opened, but there's a 2-3 inch strut with Velcro to hold it open. The strut is visible above your left shoulder, just hanging there, for most of the video. I think you hit it with the back of your hand when you stick your hand through the vent at 4:25.

Excellent vlog! The explanation and examples of the use and tips were very well covered. I was just outfitted with my CPAP system and was wondering what I would do going camping or during a power outage, and you provided me with choices so I can continue to live life with minimal difficulty!

Would love to see a follow-up comparison to your Zpacks.

Great video

Hellow how can i get one This IS mi WhatsApp thanks

Don't have a (liquid) gas option? 😋. I did like my Whisperlite, though I don't use it much anymore.

Good Video. I agree that the type of trip, the length, and conditions all influence a cook system. I am partial to an alcohol stove. The stove I use is a DIY using a Friskees can, a v-8 can and Carbon Felt. It is very efficient. For my fuel bottle I use a medium size Listerine bottle. The bottle uses a safety cap to prevent spills and is food grade so the alcohol has no issues with the plastic. Best of all it is a very light option and packs flat due to the bottle shape.

I too suffer from "cook kit" syndrome and "stoveitis"! I like them all and just wish I had more time to use them all! Great video! Enjoyed your commentary.

Ah, I can see you like stoves. Well I do also. I love my fancy feast stove. But have all the Trangia cook kits and stoves they make, Iso Butane, Alcohol ,and white gas. In White Gas I prefer Whisper lite. In my wood stoves the solo but bush buddy is a close second. But you put out a nice video. Nice Info. Thanks for your time

Good to see you back after the hip. You back on any trails yet?

Nice set up and very well thought out.

Ummm...Question: What happens on something like a chilly chili night? I don't think I'd be brave enough to put the end of my snorkel down into the sleeping bag with the rest of me. Do you just decide which issue you're least willing to have positively pressured into your face? Love your content, man!

Very good presentation

Hope you've healed well, brother. (And that you get into some yoga!)

Thanks for these three videos! This is exactly the overnight temps. I expect to be camping out in, in about 6 wks., so that temp. range you gave was very helpful. (I hope you survived the rest of the pandemic... haven't seen any recent responses from you.)

Thanks for de-mystifying this product! I just learned about it an hour ago when I saw one for for sale on Craigslist. (I've often, independently, had the idea of placing a tent within a tent for insulation purposes, but figured erecting the long fiberglass poles of the inner tent would be a problem. Looks like these guys solved that issue.) Hey, who video-bombed you, here, at 2:48?

Good review thanks👍

Excellent and straightforward review. You answered any questions I had regarding the differences. Thanks for posting! Looking forward to seeing more of your content.

I’d you had to only pick one between the campfire and the XL, what would you pick and why? I’m looking to pick one for small fires out while camping. I have a cooking stove, however wouldn’t be against using the solo for a meal.

This guy makes me not wanna buy it.

You prefer the cot over air bed?!

🔥 About to Host my First Glamping Event, Happy I found Your Channel after all my research, I finally found You lol

This is the exact video I was looking for! Its so hard to tell the difference on the Solo Stove site because they all look the exact same size. Thank you.

Really nice set up! I have seen some blow up pool noodles online. I wonder if those or the jumbo pool noodles wood keep water out for the area where the canopies meet if it rains?

Handy tip, thanks 👍

It's disappointing when you invest a lot of effort into a trip and then have to cut it short early on. However, it does make the hikes that go smoothly all the more satisfying.

Sharing gear makes life much easier. I hope the hip heals fast.

Man your videos are great. I’m glad I found your channel.

I’ve been looking for a nice multi day hiking trail and this one looks great. Did you ever do the full trail? How was it?

I was wondering about this specifically. THANK YOU

What a great review. It almost looks like the newer Mesas do not come with the pellet adapter insert but rather are built similarly to the Mesa XLs which have the pellet adapter integrated with the stove.

Good to hear from you, it’s been a while.

Great video. Got the Mesa XL and want an option to cook, so all I have to order is the replacement ring for the Campfire stove.