What's In My Condor H2O Pouch Cook Kit?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ย. 2014
- Showing what's in my Condor H2O pouch cook kit, including, but not limited to :)
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-2 canteen pouches
-Ozark Trail hobo tool
-Mora Classic No.2
-Emberlit Stove
-Stanley Adventure Cup
-Stanley water bottle
-walmart GI type cup
-Pelican 2360 LED flashlight/2AA batteries/lumens 250 (hi) 24 (lo)
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Oh man, thanks for the tip on putting your bottle/nested cups in a stuff sack! That makes getting the while component out much easier.
+James Patterson Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your nice comment, James! I am happy to be of some assistance! -Dave
Best review on this setup yet. Of all the reviews I've seen nobody indicated whether the water bottle nests in the Adventure cup. Well done!
Very cleverly thought out bit of kit,i found a few bits from it that are going to be useful, thanks.
+Tom Keir Thank you, my friend! I am glad I could be of some assistance! Thanks for watching! -Dave
Just watched your backpack vid and now this. I really like the way you show and present things: calm and clear. Nice cooking kit!
+marieketie Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your excellent comments on my videos! I really appreciate the kind words! I just went over to your channel and watched your outstanding EDC video and liked it very much! I gladly subbed your channel! I hope to talk with you again soon! -Dave
So many wonderful ideas, budget friendly. Your voice is so calming!
Thank you for the kind words, my friend! I really appreciate you stopping by! -Dave
Excellent ideas , so many ways this could be configured to fit just about any outdoor situation .
Thank you for watching and leaving your awesome comment, Jon! I've modified this a lot since the video, however, the basics stay the same. I love this Condor H2O pouch! -Dave
Thanks for the kind reply , very cool idea for a versatile kit .
Hey David, hope all is well. I just managed to score a Condor H2O pouch this weekend and I am putting my own kit together, thanks so much for your ideas.
+Shawn Wideman Everything is great and I hope the same for you, Shawn! I am glad to hear you picked up the H2O pouch! You are going to love using it! I am glad I could give you some suggestions, my friend! Let me know how it's working out for you and I would love to see a video of your kit! -Dave
Nice kit and good presentation
That is an excellent kit , thanks for posting !
Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your nice comment! I really appreciate that! -Dave
Nice work my friend, i did get a few good ideas from this video. Thanks for posting it.
Drew4078 Thank you very much for taking the time to watch and leaving your kind words! I am glad I could provide some ideas. I hope to talk with you again soon! -Dave
I have one of those bottle holders too and I like the idea of strapping on the two extra pouches, I think I will try it! I have that same Ozark knife, spoon and fork set, nice to know that you can strike a ferro rod with it too!
karenchakey Definitely try it out! They are canteen pouches purchased for very cheap on ebay (under $10 for the set, I believe). They do a great job of holding extra gear and making the H2O pouch much more of a day kit. Thank you for stopping by and watching! -Dave
HighCarbonSteel Love
Where did you get your Ozark knife, spoon, and fork set
Cool video & nice kit. I have/carry & use something very similar in my truck as an every day carry. I am glad to see that you actually use your equipment. Very well spoken as well. LOL I use those $5 cups in a lot of my kits & they work great. Thanks for the video and keep enjoying the great out of doors.
Thank you for the kind words! I really appreciate it! This would alos work great as an EDC, as well. I'd love to see a video on it sometime. I am really glad you stopped by and took the time to watch and comment! I subbed your channel, my friend, and thanks, again! -Dave
Nice kit. Covers a lot of bases. Well thought out
Thanks, John! It means a lot coming from you. Thanks for watching and for your support. Talk with you again soon, my friend! -Dave
very nice! I have the Stanley adventure cook cup and the $5.00 stainless steel Wal-Mart cup as well as that plastic whistle/ compass/ match holder/ signal mirror combo. Now I just need to get the rest of it.
Great idea of attaching other pouches to it.
Thanks for sharing!
+A Keeper Of Odd Knowledge Thank you for the kind words, my friend! You just cannot beat the adventure cup & walmart GI cup combo. Very affordable and very durable. It's nice to hear from you and am happy that you were able to stop by! -Dave
yep.. great idea.. strapped a canteen/util pouch to my bottle bag too... great idea!
That sounds awesome, Jeff! Always good to have extra space without going too 'bulky'. It's almost like these pouches were made to perfectly and conveniently fit the canteen pouches. Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your awesome comment, my friend! -Dave
very cool setup.
I like the ozark. seems like a cool little cutlery set.
i really like the condor h2o pouch... i didn't know about it.
I might look into it for carrying water attached to my gearslinger
thanks for sharing
Thats for watching, Denis! I really appreciate it, my friend! The ozark is very cool (much better than a spork) and only about $5 here in the US at walmart. I believe you can also get them through amazon if i am not mistaken. If you cannot find one, let me know...and I can send you one. The condor h2o pouch is great. The front pocket has plenty of room, I just needed a bit more space for my emberlit stove or a trangia and my Mora of course. I got the h2o pouch at amazon for about $20 shipped and have carried it ever since. It would attach nicely to your gearslinger. It only has the molle webbing, though, not the fastener button straps. Your videos are such an inspiration to my channel, Denis, and I really appreciate it. Your past Morakniv videos are the reason why I started with and continue to use and love Moras to this day. You can also see in this video that when it comes to sure-fire, I carry your vaseline-cotton ball-tin foil cubes and have since I saw you make them. Brilliant idea. Thanks again for your views, comments and support, brother! -Dave
the side canteen holders is a amazing idea !! I'm going to order four to complete my cook sets !! blessings sir😇😇😇
Thank you and I am happy I could be of some assistance! Let me know how they work out for you, my friend! -Dave
Nice review. You have everything you need to enjoy your time in the outdoors. The Condor is a great little pack. Thanks for the tip on the stuff sack. It works really well. Also glad to see that the Stanley H2O bottle will fit in the Stanley cook kit.. I'll have to redo my kit now. I carry a mug with a binner attached to the side with my alcohol stove, instant coffee, tea bags and non dairy creamer. I also use the Wallmart S.S. cup for boiling water. Great pack for a day hike. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy & be safe !
Thank you for watching and the comment, sir! Glad I was able to give you some ideas. Sounds like you have a solid cook kit, yourself! All of the Stanley adventure products that WM sells are great and the SS cup in excellent! Thanks, again! -Dave
Very Nice Condor Kit! Guns4funca, The MI Woodsman and live4wild and several of my fother riends have that same condor kit.I like that configuration! Great job!! Take care
Thanks for the kind words, my friend! I am glad you had a chance to swing by! This Condor H2O pouch has been the best and most durable piece of gear that I have purchased from Condor tactical. -Dave
A Verry great kit gives me some ideas for mine could not figure out how to carry my cook kit Thank you
renemanjr123 Thank you, sir! I am glad I could give you some ideas! Nice to hear from you, brother! -Dave
Nice cook kit. Gave me a few ideas for my kit.
Hello my friend and thank you for watching! Its funny becuase I learned a lot from your cook kit video! Its nice to get all my gear together in one place for a nice daypack/cook kit. Now, I just need to find a way to fit that cool walmart pan you havie in your video :) Thanks again and I look forward to talking with you again soon!
Very cool load out bro. Looks like you have everything covered. Atb. Robert
Thank you, sir! I appreciate you watching! Look forward to talking with you again soon. -Dave
A single use poncho fits in the small canteen pouch pocket . Thats the only thing i would add to this set up . Thanks for sharing .
Still watching, going to comment when done...but had to share my lol and smile at your "spoiler alert" when you went for your ferro rod to demo the ozark knifes sharpness. That was great! :) :) :)
+Forestwalker111 You are a good man for watching these older videos :) I was so new at videos at this time that I was all over the place when looking for a darn ferro rod to show with that hobo tool..lol! I said "spoiler alert" because I had it planned out on how I was going to show things, but you know what always happens when the camera is running! I am glad you enjoyed it...it makes me laugh too! It's so great to talk with you, Craig! You make me laugh, a lot! -Dave
Nice kit mate thanks for sharing.
ATB
Thank you, my friend! I really appreciate you stopping by and watching! -Dave
I have a few Condor H2O pouches. Two on the outside of my pack with the Molle and another one on my Maxpedition Thermite 5-C's waist pouch. They also make a decent tinder gathering pouch if that's all you have! Thanks for the video Sir.
Thank you for watching and leaving your awesome comment, my friend! Excellent uses for your H2O pouches! Tinder gathering is also an excellent idea! I appreciate you stopping by, Dano! -Dave
I run a similar setup with a shoulder bag and 2 Molle pouches. I have a stainless GI canteen cup, lip and stove, with a lexan canteen, a Trip Tarp, space blankets, Sawyer mini and bag, ferro rods, Mora Robust, Swiss army, compass, fire kit with tinder and bellows, fresnel lens, bank line, flash light, head lamp and all can be slung over a shoulder and are great for a day hike. Never go on a hike without basic supplies, all it takes is a slip or a fall and you are on your own.
Excellent system you have there, my friend, and you are exactly right...all it takes is a simple slip! Thank you for watching and leaving your awesome comment! -Dave
ty for the Share and that a cool bag there
Ranger Kooky Thank you for watching and the kind words, my friend! I love the Condor H2O pouch! -Dave
Nice bag and good video. Thanks
Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your nice comment! I appreciate you stopping by! Great to hear from you! -Dave
Great video. I also have an H2O and I like your idea of using a ‘stuff sack’. They come in many sizes, so could you tell us what size and brand you bought that fits so nicely in the H2O pouch.
+Tom Woolworth Thank you for watching and leaving your kind words, Tom! Unfortunately, I do not know the exact size of the stuff sack. They came in a pack of 3 different sizes from walmart for very cheap. Hope this helps, my friend! -Dave
Very cool little kit Dave. I too am curious about the sheath for the mora. I use a lot of the same bits and pieces. - Donny
Hello, sir! Check out my latest vid on the Mora Classic no 2 - th-cam.com/video/bviEY-ijv_A/w-d-xo.html. I talk about the leather sheath (its an old one from the pathfinder store - i think they stopped making it). In the comments below the vid, my friend IroinLion says he makes very similar sheaths through his facebook page. Unfortunately, I do not have facebook. Thanks for watching, my friend and I am glad you liked it. Hope to talk with you again soon! -Dave
I will check that out good sir. Thanks - Donny
With just the Stanley adventure pot in the main compartment would a MSR pocket rocket stove fuel canister sit on top off the pot?
Thats a great question, Thomas...unfortunately, I am unfamiliar with the exact size of the pocket rocket stove so I cannot say, but its very possible. Thank you for watching! -Dave
Dig it. Love a good kit viddy.
CMT Outdoors Thank you, very much! Its one of my kits that hasnt changed a lot since putting it together. I really appreciate you stopping by and watching! Grea to hear from you! -Dave
Great channel, I appreciate how down to earth you are. I was wondering if you know the name or a link to where I can find the stanley water bottle. Having a hard time tracking that down. The fact that it nests in the rest is great! Thanks, Keep up the great content!
Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your very nice, encouraging comment, Zack! I really appreciate that, my friend! I am also unable to locate the Stanley 32oz Multipurpose water bottle. Too bad, as I love that thing. I found one walmart link that said it was in stock but others said no longer available. I'd say keep an eye out at your local walmart, as I've see them (and buy them) every now and then. -Dave
I did about the same as yours but with some different items. Using the Condor H20 pouch. Starting at the bottom of the of the pouch there is a Oilcamp Stainless Steel Space Saver Cup. Then the Stanley Adventure Cook Camp System which fits ( sits ) inside the cup. The tapered sides of the Stanley Camp Cook kit fits inside the cup like it was made for it. Along the outside of the Stanley is a long handled Titanium spoon. Inside the Stanley is the Gen2 Folding Firebox Nano Ultralight Backpacking 3" Stove. On top of the Stanley is a Trangia Alcohol burner so I can cook with either alcohol or wood. The outside pocket of the Condor has a plastic ( Flask shaped ) bottle which has the Denatured Alcohol for the Trangia. Next to it is a fero rod for lighting the burner or starting a fire. Folded next to the fero rod is a bandana which can be used if the handles of either pot gets to hot for a bare hand to touch. All of it together makes one small complete cooking outfit. Thanks to using a wood fire mine has a nice blacken bottom and sides to it which I think helps it to heat up quicker.
I haven't gotten the two side pouches but I really like your idea on them. Two of them will offer a lot more space for other items and I can see in the future where I will be adding a couple to my initial setup.
Thank you for watching and leaving your awesome comment, Chuck! You system sounds excellent, my friend! -Dave
Nice kit and nice video. Subbed your channel.
Thanks for watching, my friend! I appreciate your kind words and thanks for the sub! Talk with you again soon! -Dave
Nice sheath on that Mora. Did I miss something or did you not say where you got it from? I also have a no-name folding saw which works great. It's fantastic and fits my trousers pockets so it can go with me wherever I go much like a folding knife.
Good stuff.
Thanks for watching, my friend! I did not mention the sheath, although I probably should have. Its a "Pathfinder Leather Sheath for Mora Knives" that Dave Canterbury used to sell on thepathfinderstore.com. Right after I bought that one, he stopped selling them on his site. Its too bad because I really like it a lot and it fits all of my Moras very well. The #2 in the video is a bit loose, being that its my main blade for that sheath. He does sell a similar Mora sheath in brown leather that I bought (and like) but like the older model black ones better. Thicker leather and thinner profile. Maybe someday he will carry the black ones once again. The no name folding saw is pretty decent, but it only cuts in one direction, where the laplander cuts in both, but we make use of what we have until our budgets allow us to upgrade :) Thanks again for all of your support, sir! Nice talking with you! -Dave
Use old bike tube to put sharp cornered stuff in
WHAT IN YOUR BAG !!! ty for the Share
Ranger Kooky Thanks, brother! I really appreciate hearing from you! -Dave
I made a video of my condor water bottle pouch & mentioned you. I still have not conquered all the techniques to upload on You Tube so bare with me. Thanks again for all your great videos & keep enjoying the great out of doors.
+2010chingon That was a great video you uploaded, my friend and really appreciate the mention! Thank you for the kind words in your video and your comment! I am very happy to hear that you enjoy the videos and I hope to talk with you again soon! -Dave
Real nice.
Thank you for watching, Peter! -Dave
Maxpedition makes a 12" x 5" water bottle pouch that everything would fit nicely with room left over, nice info.
Nice! Thank you for watching! -Dave
Hello, thanks for the video! Now, 4 years later, I'd like to know how the Condor H2O is holding up?
Thank you for taking the time to stop by, my friend! Great question! 4 years later, this Condor H2O pouch is holding up very well! I continue to be pleasantly surprised by it's quality and versatility! -Dave
Nice kit mate atb Chris
Thanks, my friend! I really appreciate you stopping by and checking it out! -Dave
they are great water pouches i have one love it atb stuart
SCOTTISH WANDERER Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your nice comment, my friend! They sure are great water pouches, and very affordable! -Dave
Nice kit
survival 101 Thank you very much! I appreciate you watching and commenting! -Dave
Awesome video! Let me tell you why? Ready? Grab a brew and sit back then. :) lol
First of all, great daypack. All that's missing really is cover. Easily added too.
I love that you walk around with your striker whacking rocks to see what works. That's wild!
I really love nesting kit, as we all do I guess. :)
The point you made about sticking ferro rods in everywhere is just the same as I do. Lol
My wife has asked me on many many occasions, "how many ferro rods do you need?"
As many as I can get on me or in my pack! Lol
Never have fire covered well enough. :)
And most importantly...you did give me a great idea with this vid! I forgot entirely that i had one of those camp utensils! Fork,knife and spoon combo. A gift actually, from my good friend Matthias of PinewoodCH channel.
So buddy..this was a great video! Thanks so much for doing it!
Be very well indeed
Craig
+Forestwalker111 Thank you, Craig! I took your advice and grabbed a brew...actually I grabbed a couple of brews..lol! I have thrown a 55 gallon drum liner in this a couple of times and you are right, it would make an excellent daypack. My problem is that it's too light for me to carry alone. I always end up throwing this in a pack with other gear just to add weight for exercise. When I am on my daily hikes with Ember in the woods, I always "pack heavy", just to carry extra gear and sweat and struggle a bit. I don't know why..lol..maybe just to get the feeling that I am working out there.
For the amount of time I have been hitting the striker with rocks, I am starting to get a better grip on the "type" of rocks that will get sparks. I am no expert, but after randomly trying so many rocks, I had to retain some sort of information. Nesting kits are great, even if they are mismatched. Sometimes, you just cannot afford full factory "kits", whereas collecting as your go can save you a lot.
I, too, am just obsessed with having ferro rods all over the place. That is too funny. You have given me some great ideas with using the pocket organizers as fire kits! They hold ferro rods perfectly! I mostly have Nathan4071's ferro rods because they are great and very affordable but, as we talked about before, I also love the firesteel.com rods. They are great, too, just much more expensive. I have their Gobspark and Scout and I think they are just as good, if not better, than the Light my Fire ones.
Yes, break out that hobo tool! And if it's the ozark trail one, the back of the blades absolutely rips a ferro rod!
Thank you for such a great comment, my friend! It is always so great to talk with you, my friend! -Dave
Good kit
Thank you, my friend! I appreciate you taking the time to watch! -Dave
must not of been a sub at this time Dave , great video i have used my condor in a similar way in the past , great bit of kit and so versatile ! thanks for sharing ,nice set up
atb john
Thanks, as always, for the watching, for the kind words and all the support you continue to show my channel, brother. I really appreciate it! -Dave
Was looking into the Condor bottle bag and lo and behold, to my non surprise, there's your video on it. Lol. Oldie but a goodie! Any suggestions after 2.5 years of this system and others to compare?
Thank you for watching, my friend! I am not really sure how it compares to others, as I have never owned any of them, but I can say that I have no idea why anyone would spend more than this Condor H2O pouch costs on a similar item. This thing is perfect...I love it and have been using it for years! Nice to hear from you! -Dave
HighCarbonSteel Love the only valid alternative in my opinion is the Maxpedition 12x5 bottle bag which Is $50 but would be necessary for a wider cool set as well as giving an extra 2 inches for nesting options. Plus the Maxpedition has thicker padding. But because I have the Stanley coffee press with a nesting system to go with it, as well as the same Stanley adventure cook cup, Stanley 27ounch wide mouth bottle, and Ozark trail cup system to use for food and water purifying, I think I'm gonna get both the condor and the Maxpedition. lol...but now because of your review I know I can trust the Condor as much as I know I can trust the Maxpedition!!! Thanks as always Dave!
Nice kit! Do you still use it? Has it remained basically the same or have you updated it? I'd suggest a Silky Saw, much better than the Bahco Laplander. Great video!
Thanks, Rob! I still use the core of this kit and yes, its gone through several updates. I no longer use the canteen pouches with this kit, just the H2O pouch and it's contents. Yes, someday I do plan to pick up a small silky. Thank you for taking the time to stop by and leave your awesome comment, my friend! -Dave
it is a really good value.
Thank you for watching, Mike! You are exactly right, my friend! -Dave
recently any plans for backpack review video? we can send the item to you for free.
wow where is the kitchen sink? I am amazed at what you have in the kit. we like your videos please keep doing them. I don't understand how you could ever receive a thumb down. wanting to make a kit like yours, we will keep watching. if we were stranded sure would want you along.
Haha! Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your very nice, encouraging comment! It's nice to hear from you! -Dave
Pelican are really good lamps
I concur! Thank you for watching, my friend! -Dave
Were can I get one of those U-shaped striker
I believe I purchased mine from thepathfinderstore.com. Thank you for watching! -Dave
thank you
Problem with watching these videos, is that every time I find something really cool, I go on Amazon and find that the item can't be delivered to my country. This setup with the Stanley and the Condor is PERFECT for my use. I have the Trangia cookset and its much too bulky in my pack and takes up a lot of space, and I only need three of the 5 items in it. What do you use for holder/windscreen when you use the Trangia alcohol burner?
I am sorry to hear the items cannot delivery to you country, my friend. For a windscreen/holder, I either use my Emberlit stove or the stainless steel stove stands from the pathfinder store. I hope this helps! -Dave
HighCarbonSteel Love Yeah, there's been a bunch of things that won't be shipped to Denmark. The Stanley cookset is available in stores here, but that nifty bag is not, amd can't be shipped. I've been thinking of getting the small IKEA utincils holder as the holder for the trangia alcohol stove. It seems like a nice setup and doesn't take up much space.
Nice.
+snaponjohn100 Thank you, John! Nice to hear from you! -Dave
Always carry a P-38 can opener
You might want to add some boullion cubes,instant soup,2-3 teabags,instant coffee,as some comfort food.Outside of that,you my man have an awesome kit.
Loy Streitenberger Thank you for the kind words, my friend! I appreciate it! I have done some slight changes to the kit, but not much. Thank you for watching and I hope to talk with you again soon! -Dave
What was the size of that red stuff sack?
+yard Thats a good question, my friend! I bought them quite some time ago so I am not sure of the exact size off-hand but I believe it was this set right here - www.walmart.com/ip/Outdoor-Products-Ditty-Bags-3-Pack/36549837. Thank you for watching! -Dave
thanks for the link.
yard You are more than welcome! -Dave
Say Heah Dave, Thanx I'm in tge market to get a new cooking set, I'm up grading to stainless, My old set isn't, Infact I have two old Buy Scout sets
I prefer stainless for my cooking sets! -Dave
Nice sack of tools but whereas the food you might take? Coffee, condiments, soups. Your bag looked full, no room for food
I just use it to hold water bottles when i go airsifting
Nice! It's an excellent, affordable piece of gear! Thank you for taking the time to stop by, John! -Dave
Dig your channel.......not wild ab out your ads.
LOL! Thank you for watching, my friend! I appreciate that! -Dave
nice kit if you don't want to put a water filtration system in it you should at least put a small bottle of water purification tablets for the lightweight it's definitely worth having in case something happens
Thank you for watching! I mostly just boil my water over the fire but you are right, tablets are always a good idea in case something happens. -Dave
you need to put this whole thing in another pouch... then put that in a larger pouch which molle's on to a really larg pouch.
+Daniel Stevens And then throw that really large pouch onto an even larger external pack frame! -Dave
@@HighCarbonSteelLove Then you've gotta throw that frame pack onto a Mule or Horse
I know you're just showing us your cook kit but wouldn't it be beneficial to have some "FOOD" to actually cook or eat in your kit? You have 18 ways of starting a fire but no small first aid kit in case you burn yourself, or food to cook or eat. How about throwing in some coffee or tea packets, oatmeal or lipton soup packets, ramen noodles, or even bouillon cubes. Do you use the canteen in one of those two additional pouches to actually lug around water in? Think that may be a good idea? I know this video was made 4 years ago so maybe you have updated what you carry in your kit by now. I hope you have. I think it's a great lightweight kit you have assembled. It just is missing a few things. Good Luck
Thank you for watching, Bart! This kit was more of a basecamp kit that I would carry in my main pack, which contained the items you mentioned. -Dave
@@HighCarbonSteelLove Thanks for replying Dave. I knew it had to be something like a basecamp kit or something like the bare essentials that you have one you every time you go even 100 yards away from camp etc. etc. I still think it's a great kit. Thanks for showing it to all of us. How has some of the stuff held up over 4 years. Pouches good? how about the zippers or some of the other gear?
Good kit
Thank you, brother! Nice to hear from you! -Dave
Anytime