Another great video. The point is it doesn’t matter if it is titanium or not. Just being outside on your own boiling up in a crusader cup or similar is good for the soul. Keep them coming Ernie😀👍
I have the same firebox nano/heavy cover combo it’s great. I don’t like fiddling with windscreens when it’s really windy. What I do that works quite well in wind is to not use the nano sticks and put the trangia down at the base of the stove. Then turn the legs of the nano stove so they face outward and place the canteen cup directly on the top of the nano walls (instead of the pot supports). It works really well.
I have been using the Keith titanium canteen kit for the last year. I true love it. I looked at buying/ investmenting into this canteen for sometime before taking the plunge. It is a lot of money but after using it . I was not disappointed at all. Great video keep it up..
Got a WW2 Canteen my brother brought me in the mid 60s from his hitch in Korea. Used it for years! And then one day I looked in it with a light and saw the lead soldernon the interior. Oops.. Ordered a couple of Nalgene canteens from Canteenshop. Your right, there is just something about drinking from one. Good luck with the new shop!
Ernie, for those of us that really like to use alcohol a lot, Bic makes what they call the EZ Reach lighter. It's a regular Bic with a 1 3/8 in. extension for the flame. Perfect for lighting these alcohol stoves. Check it out! Another great vid, thanks
I have almost the exact same set up. Only difference is I have a different titanium wood stove but use it the same way. I have tried a lot of setups but this works great for a day or scout hike. Thanks for all the great videos
Very nice young man! The simplicity of your equipment made for a delightful presentation. Thanks for sharing your memories of your Dad. He would have been proud. Hope things continue to improve after the numerous storms. This video was a peaceful experience that I needed to see tonight. Take care. Be safe!
I'm old school, truth is can here to troll you. after seeing your video I changed my mine. Never had stove like that with me in my day. But I see the advantage to have one with you. great video. will be looking for more.
I am a huge fan of trangia stoves as well. Nice to have options. I have a really old school Svea that I use too, along with everything else. My wife says I'm a camping gear addict. Your canteen looks sweet, but I have switched to a Nalgene Triton canteen. 4oz and holds 32oz. Easy to clean and I can still use canteen stove set up. I wouldn't pour boiling water into it though.
I agree it seems water always tastes better out of a metal canteen! I have the Keith titanium canteen kit. It’s only advantage is weight so if not ultralight backpacking save your money.
My kit has a Maxi Titanium Canteen ( it replaced my smaller Keith Titanium canteen ). Inside the Maxi Canteen is a Titanium Gen 2 Nano Firebox and X stand. A Evernew Titanium alcohol burner with a Exotac ferro rod and a Go Bites Duo utensil. All of it Making a nice compact package inside the canteen cup. The Canteen Cup is in the center of a Mountain Smith Drift Lumber pack. With it is a dehydrated meal and a small bottle of alcohol for the stove. Included is a GSI Escape 17 fl oz cup plus a small bag of incidentals. The two end pockets of the Drift Lumber each hold a single 24 oz water bottle. The pack rides in the center of my lower back and is the most comfortable item I have found.
I have 1 canteen from heavy cover and one from Keith, exactly the same but the Keith came with a nice case and sling I use hiking with my dog. A GSI silicone bowl folded up in the case straps and we have all we need. The Helicon case is cool but I just use one of my Hidden Woodsman Haversacks to hold everything and my sit pad. Great video but I can’t believe you didn’t have your cream. ‘Are You Ok”?
Wow Ernie, that price gave me sticker price, but I'm sure if you think it's the ultimate, than I believe it. I was also Surprised to see you not put creamer in your coffee, As always great review 👍. Sincerely your freind from Mo Rick and God bless you and your family and are Great Country
Whatever mic you're using works pretty well in the wind. Thanks for sharing, always like seeing those Titanium canteens.. ever think of torching or electro anodizing the canteen or the spoon? Titanium is soo easy to customize.
Another option for the Nano is the Trangia gas burner. It fits just like the Trangia Alcohol Stove, but the gas pipe goes through the wood feeder hole. I used it on two week walk across England and it worked perfectly, every time. My day hike set up is Nano Stainless Steel version, a 40 Oz Kleenexes Kanteen and Stainless Steel cup and Trangia Alcohol Stove. I use a NATO Pattern 90 first aid kit pouch and belt to carry them, £10 off E-Bay. I have tried those fold up Titanium spoons, but for anything other than stirring your brew they are too fragile, so the long handled version is best, I find. Thank you for your video.
I have a 1 qt canteen and cup, open canteen cup stove, and a 1qt canteen cut down as an insert/cup/bowl. All fits in a Field Line large utility pouch. Plus an Armour potted food can as burner, 2 oz fuel bottle, lighter, and beverages. There's also room for an ancient Esbit and fuel, some storm matches, and 7 hits of brown acid.
I also carry my dad's old canteen. I dont know if it's the one he kept from the army or if he got it later, but that was the one I found with his hunting gear. It's dated 1983, same as me. Lol
The bottle/cup/lid looks interesting, but is way too expensive (purchase price, shipping, taxes) to buy if you live in Europe. Maybe some time in the future .. when it is again safe to travel such long distances.
Great video and great stuff ! Thanks for posting ! I do like the Pathfinder set but will be looking for something like this. Take care and stay safe my friend!!
After watching your review of the firebox nano, I got it and made a kit pretty much exactly like this one. Debating whether to use the Trangia burner or get an Evernew titanium burner.
That is a good canteen I have two of them. Only I used the cup stove with it. Even when I use a spirit stove it's not hard to elevate a spirit stove. Three little wire tent Stakes stuck in the ground with a stove on top of it makes it where you Elevate the spirit stove as high as you want. And it practically takes up no room whatsoever because it's attached to my cup. Don't get me wrong I have twig stove I just don't carry them around all the time
Wow, upgrade the coffee to Kuju! 'Instant coffee with a built-in pour-over. I have the same exact kit except I use the Mother Canteen Carrier. Love the patina on the canteen and the cup after seven years of use.
It is now. Back when I got my canteens they were more expensive you couldn't find the titanium ones with the Largemouth. Now Dave has been they are easily available. But they are heavy. Another advantage of titanium is that it naturally kills bacteria. Which means your water is not going to go bad setting in it. Don't get me wrong it's not going to purify drinking water you would have to leave it sitting in it for days to do that
I also have this canteen carrier from Helikon for the keith. The idea is great, it has quite a lot of space for the small cooking utensils, if you just want to drink your coffee. But if you have to carrie the food seperat for a day trip, or must be supplemented by an extra pouch, it makes it uncomfortable to wear. The main compartment is also a little too narrow cut for the keith canteen, difficult to put it out . The mother canteen carrier seems to fit better, this is unfortunately difficult to get in Europe.
How do you keep the fuel from the Trangia from leaking through the crimp? Just lucky with your stove or did you solder it or?? I love my Trangia but I've had it leak now on several occasions and haven't found the nerve to try and solder it (yet)!
Great video, I’m going with the boundless voyage canteen kit, comes with 1100ml canteen a 750ml and 400ml cup one lid that fits both cups for $168 Canadian the Keith set, here in Canada, is almost a $100 more with only one cup. Slowly building up a full titanium kit, I like to be loyal to a brand if I can, I have the collapsible gasification stove, two coffee cups & a grill from the same company once I have the canteen set I just need to get a couple things to round it off.
@@Flo.891 so far I've been using what it came in. The bag isn't terrible, it isn't great but it works well, my guess is if anything on the bag goes it'll be the zipper first. If I'm just going for a short few hours hike I can sling it over my shoulder and it's not in the way, for longer hikes I can hook it up to my pack with D-clips on the mollie. As for the canteen and cups I love them and don't regret buying them that's for sure.
@@MrMann703 Hi there. Thank you very much for your extensive answer. For what I've seen on youtube there is one pouch that fits just perfectly. It's the Helikon Tex Essentials Kitbag. I think I will use the one it came with until thats gone. Have a great time!
Great kit. I carry that titanium canteen kit on every outdoor excursion, whether day hikes, camping trips or backpack trips. It's just too useful to leave at home.
Would the Helicon canteen carrier work with the Pathfinder TI canteen with its two cups? I’d like a bit more storage than the Pathfinder carrier provides.
I have a set of 750ml cup +1100ml cup+300ml pan which works as lid no brand titanium cook set, a Lixada 750ml Titanium French Press and a CampLeader 300ml double layer titanium cup, stack everything together and flip the French Press filter upsidedown, a perfect trip set. The 750ml cup for rice cooking and bowl for eating, the 1100ml cup for soup boiling, the 300ml lid for veggies or sausage frying and lastly, still another 750ml pot for water boiling then French Press filter for a good cup of coffee on the 300ml double layer titanium cup.
For a day hike, I prefer a water bottle (cold drinks) or an insulated flask (hot drinks). No need for a stove. For hiking over multiple days and nights, a stove is important for cooking, as well as for hot drinks. Then I look at the weight of any stove I intend to carry with me, as well as the terrain for fuel availability.
I bought the x a 32 oz master cook kit , she left it , ive a 64oz kit in a pathfinder gen 3 bag , with the stainless steel aochol stove , have it Mollied to my shoulder bag, coffee kit , carry beans and grinder , fresh coffee every time
@@carlfetters8082 Better still get a Russian army "sit mat". Only olive green or camo but you can kneel on it, fasten it round your waist and sit on it (you won't leave it behind when you stand up) or even haul it up and keep your kidneys warm. OK you're going to look like a dork and some smart ass is going to say "Hey man, you squashed your fanny pack" but your knees and butt will thank you for it in later life (ask me how I know that!)
The Pathfinder Canteen cook kit is about $100.00 cdn. Amazon has a Goetland WWII US Army Canteen set for $36.00 cdn. Plus, I got rid of that useless canteen stove. I bought a BCB crusader stove knockoff for GI Canteen. You don't need a windshield. It's incorporated. It's a multi-fuel stove (No gas). And, as much as I love Trangia, I hate the holes. I have a Tatonka stove no problem so far. Thx
A bit much for a water bottle and cup. This set costs more than my backpack and just a little less than my boots, both Dutch/German military grade. I bought the military version in stainless steel for a lot less and it is vintage WWII.
@@johnnybagofdoughnuts4193 and they all suck for one simple reason... Ti-on-Ti stamped cap threads.. they jam sideways, gall, squawk, and feel gritty. Why they insist on using a Ti cap is beyond me.. I have the Pathfinder Ti canteen and wouldn't buy it again if it where only $50
A canteen is unique to drink from, your right. I use the Keith canteen daily for a water bottle, at work or gym anywhere I have a water bottle with me. I don't actually camp, I work to much for that but I do like buying all the cool stuff, hoping I might use it someday. your videos have been great, Thank you so much:)
A canteen for $150.00 US... sounds more like an infomercial... I still use the canteen, cup and cover I used in Nam.. good enough for the jungle.. good enough for WV woods.... but to each his own... if you can afford it.. good for you.. for myself, no thanks..
Old and crusty. Hmm do what I do. Put pebbles and some water in it. Shake it in all the crusty area's. Then take a tooth brush and get the seems then be sure to do the lip. I still use a ww2 canteen set. The cup is two put together. Yes. You will taste the metal at first. But after a fill or two it's gone. Oh I do boil in it after the pebbles Shake. So that being said. The mess kit with the canteen kit is the ultimate cook kit. Yes it wait is more. But your not going to dent it. The pouch for the ww2 canteen kit was the ultimate cooler. Just get it wet and you have cold water. I have yet to see a good modern pouch. None are made right. Not one. Plenty of room and pockets but no felted wool. The mess kit is what I would use to store my extras. That too had a pouch as well. Want to make money. Make the pouch for both that are for mollie. As far as the canteen pouch? Make it with no drain hole and insulation of wool and felt with as many pockets as you choose. Same for the mess kit. Might be able to store a steak in it then. Hmm. Think on that and you will make the perfect pouches for any style canteen. Mabey put a strap on them that can be removed. Cold water and good way to transport perishable food plus cook it as well. The evaporation of condensation is why the pouch of ww2 was made the way it was. It's about cold water.
How can anyone justify $158 for a $10 canteen an cup. I don't see why titanium costs so much. You can get stainless for a fraction of cost. What benefits do you get saving a ounce or two but spending at least $100 more. Im not trying to be a troll i just don't get this crazy cost for titanium when other stuff will work just as good for a fraction of cost. Mainly because titanium should not be as expensive as it is but marketing in the last few years drove prices up. I my self like to by quality but I don't like to waste money this seems like a waste. I don't want to be rude,so please don't take it that way. Sometimes my wording comes off as abrasive im not trying to be really just don't get the make up on a type of kit I used in boyscouts years ago. I know how useful im a first gulfwar vet we used canteen an cup back then. Those cups where Vietnam issued we still used so not like they didn't hold up. An we abused them all the time. See what im getting at
If you had one, you would understand. I used to replace things like this every year or two, but I've had mine for seven years and it goes everywhere with me. It is more durable, I like the heat conduction and it cools down very quickly which is also nice. Cry once- have it forever
@@thunderingbear777 nope because I would never spend that kind of money on something take a cheap product will do the exact same thing. But I'm old school I'm not one of those guys worring about pounds. I carry what makes me comfortable. That buy once cry once is a stupid analogy. On the grounds stuff gets lost damaged and that's a crazy amount to replace.
@@richardhenry1969 it's not the weight, it's the other things and I don't lose gear. Seems you know what's good for you and I know what's good for me. Awesome
wow that price tag is too high to be an ultimate anything. a $300 canteen kit???????? good lord have mercy I have crawled the woods for the better part of my life and never spent that much on a cookset and this cook set does not even have a water filter of any kind with it????????? the best point is more money than logic i think.
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Another great video. The point is it doesn’t matter if it is titanium or not. Just being outside on your own boiling up in a crusader cup or similar is good for the soul. Keep them coming Ernie😀👍
I have the same firebox nano/heavy cover combo it’s great. I don’t like fiddling with windscreens when it’s really windy. What I do that works quite well in wind is to not use the nano sticks and put the trangia down at the base of the stove. Then turn the legs of the nano stove so they face outward and place the canteen cup directly on the top of the nano walls (instead of the pot supports). It works really well.
I spotted that as a possibility. Those lil sticks that hold the trangia look like they'd vanish the first time you looked away from them at camp.
I have been using the Keith titanium canteen kit for the last year. I true love it. I looked at buying/ investmenting into this canteen for sometime before taking the plunge. It is a lot of money but after using it . I was not disappointed at all.
Great video keep it up..
Got a WW2 Canteen my brother brought me in the mid 60s from his hitch in Korea.
Used it for years!
And then one day I looked in it with a light and saw the lead soldernon the interior.
Oops..
Ordered a couple of Nalgene canteens from Canteenshop.
Your right, there is just something about drinking from one.
Good luck with the new shop!
Love your videos! Please keep them coming,
Excellent series, keep it coming Ernie!
I use aluminum foil wind screens. Light, compact and cheap.
@Mike Hagarty good point.
Thanks for another great video Ernie, a good simple and versatile solution, complete with cherished memories of your dad, what could be better?
Always look forward to your informative videos.
Good one Ernie. I always enjoy your videos brother.
Ernie, for those of us that really like to use alcohol a lot, Bic makes what they call the EZ Reach lighter. It's a regular Bic with a 1 3/8 in. extension for the flame. Perfect for lighting these alcohol stoves. Check it out! Another great vid, thanks
Rest a twig in the Trangia burner for a minute, remove, shake, set fire to it, drop it back into the burner - done.
Ernie, thanks for another great video.
BTW, you can clean your “crusty “ GI canteen with denture cleaning tablets and warm water .
Very cool Ernie, thanks 🤠
Awesome kit 👌 i love my canteen sets
I have almost the exact same set up. Only difference is I have a different titanium wood stove but use it the same way. I have tried a lot of setups but this works great for a day or scout hike. Thanks for all the great videos
Love the Pathfinder canteen kit. Have the bottle cook set too. Recommend both.
I love your videos. Tq for the upload.💞
Having grown up in USAF family,I agree!We were either adventuring,or playing "war".Had lots of military gear,a good quality of products!
Very nice young man! The simplicity of your equipment made for a delightful presentation.
Thanks for sharing your memories of your Dad. He would have been proud.
Hope things continue to improve after the numerous storms. This video was a peaceful experience that I needed to see tonight.
Take care. Be safe!
That's funny, I have both the same bag and the same folding spoon! Nice showcase of a no-nonsense kit.
Good review. Thanks for sharing
I'm old school, truth is can here to troll you. after seeing your video I changed my mine. Never had stove like that with me in my day. But I see the advantage to have one with you. great video. will be looking for more.
I am a huge fan of trangia stoves as well. Nice to have options. I have a really old school Svea that I use too, along with everything else. My wife says I'm a camping gear addict. Your canteen looks sweet, but I have switched to a Nalgene Triton canteen. 4oz and holds 32oz. Easy to clean and I can still use canteen stove set up. I wouldn't pour boiling water into it though.
I agree it seems water always tastes better out of a metal canteen! I have the Keith titanium canteen kit. It’s only advantage is weight so if not ultralight backpacking save your money.
My kit has a Maxi Titanium Canteen ( it replaced my smaller Keith Titanium canteen ). Inside the Maxi Canteen is a Titanium Gen 2 Nano Firebox and X stand. A Evernew Titanium alcohol burner with a Exotac ferro rod and a Go Bites Duo utensil. All of it Making a nice compact package inside the canteen cup.
The Canteen Cup is in the center of a Mountain Smith Drift Lumber pack. With it is a dehydrated meal and a small bottle of alcohol for the stove. Included is a GSI Escape 17 fl oz cup plus a small bag of incidentals. The two end pockets of the Drift Lumber each hold a single 24 oz water bottle. The pack rides in the center of my lower back and is the most comfortable item I have found.
Hello my outdoors friend, thank you for sharing this very informative video. I really enjoy your vides. The very to you and your family.
I have 1 canteen from heavy cover and one from Keith, exactly the same but the Keith came with a nice case and sling I use hiking with my dog. A GSI silicone bowl folded up in the case straps and we have all we need. The Helicon case is cool but I just use one of my Hidden Woodsman Haversacks to hold everything and my sit pad. Great video but I can’t believe you didn’t have your cream. ‘Are You Ok”?
Wow Ernie, that price gave me sticker price, but I'm sure if you think it's the ultimate, than I believe it. I was also Surprised to see you not put creamer in your coffee, As always great review 👍. Sincerely your freind from Mo Rick and God bless you and your family and are Great Country
Whatever mic you're using works pretty well in the wind. Thanks for sharing, always like seeing those Titanium canteens.. ever think of torching or electro anodizing the canteen or the spoon? Titanium is soo easy to customize.
Another option for the Nano is the Trangia gas burner. It fits just like the Trangia Alcohol Stove, but the gas pipe goes through the wood feeder hole. I used it on two week walk across England and it worked perfectly, every time. My day hike set up is Nano Stainless Steel version, a 40 Oz Kleenexes Kanteen and Stainless Steel cup and Trangia Alcohol Stove. I use a NATO Pattern 90 first aid kit pouch and belt to carry them, £10 off E-Bay. I have tried those fold up Titanium spoons, but for anything other than stirring your brew they are too fragile, so the long handled version is best, I find. Thank you for your video.
I have 2 of those canteen pouches. Each one has a stainless canteen and other essentials. One coyote one green..I love them
I have a 1 qt canteen and cup, open canteen cup stove, and a 1qt canteen cut down as an insert/cup/bowl. All fits in a Field Line large utility pouch. Plus an Armour potted food can as burner, 2 oz fuel bottle, lighter, and beverages. There's also room for an ancient Esbit and fuel, some storm matches, and 7 hits of brown acid.
I also carry my dad's old canteen. I dont know if it's the one he kept from the army or if he got it later, but that was the one I found with his hunting gear. It's dated 1983, same as me. Lol
Great video. Pathfinder now carry a range of titanium cook set.
The bottle/cup/lid looks interesting, but is way too expensive (purchase price, shipping, taxes) to buy if you live in Europe.
Maybe some time in the future .. when it is again safe to travel such long distances.
Great video and great stuff ! Thanks for posting ! I do like the Pathfinder set but will be looking for something like this. Take care and stay safe my friend!!
After watching your review of the firebox nano, I got it and made a kit pretty much exactly like this one. Debating whether to use the Trangia burner or get an Evernew titanium burner.
I also got the keith canteen set and Helikon essential kit bag, which I turned it to a PSK.
Nice kit Ernie but Instant Coffee & No Creamer. Wow that’s taking one for the team.
You can get the coffee with creamer already added. Or sugar. Or both. My wife's vehicle kit has instant coffee with creamer.
That is a good canteen I have two of them. Only I used the cup stove with it. Even when I use a spirit stove it's not hard to elevate a spirit stove. Three little wire tent Stakes stuck in the ground with a stove on top of it makes it where you Elevate the spirit stove as high as you want. And it practically takes up no room whatsoever because it's attached to my cup. Don't get me wrong I have twig stove I just don't carry them around all the time
Wow, upgrade the coffee to Kuju! 'Instant coffee with a built-in pour-over. I have the same exact kit except I use the Mother Canteen Carrier. Love the patina on the canteen and the cup after seven years of use.
Thanks. Great video. Quick Question. Will the Pathfinder Titanium Canteen Cookset fit in the Helikon Essentials Kit Bag? Thanks.
Its easy to love that high priced gear.
Get usgi surplus cup and a Nalgene oasis bottle. Everything else is made in China. Except the HW signal panel he was kneeling on
Valid suggestion. Perhaps people like alternatives.
Mmmm I would rather get the pathfinder kit it’s it half the price and the cup is bigger and so is the canteen has a wild mouth
It is now. Back when I got my canteens they were more expensive you couldn't find the titanium ones with the Largemouth. Now Dave has been they are easily available. But they are heavy. Another advantage of titanium is that it naturally kills bacteria. Which means your water is not going to go bad setting in it. Don't get me wrong it's not going to purify drinking water you would have to leave it sitting in it for days to do that
Nice kit! How much firebox is it nowadays? And what the fire resistant material do you use?
I also have this canteen carrier from Helikon for the keith. The idea is great, it has quite a lot of space for the small cooking utensils, if you just want to drink your coffee. But if you have to carrie the food seperat for a day trip, or must be supplemented by an extra pouch, it makes it uncomfortable to wear. The main compartment is also a little too narrow cut for the keith canteen, difficult to put it out . The mother canteen carrier seems to fit better, this is unfortunately difficult to get in Europe.
How do you keep the fuel from the Trangia from leaking through the crimp? Just lucky with your stove or did you solder it or?? I love my Trangia but I've had it leak now on several occasions and haven't found the nerve to try and solder it (yet)!
Great video, I’m going with the boundless voyage canteen kit, comes with 1100ml canteen a 750ml and 400ml cup one lid that fits both cups for $168 Canadian the Keith set, here in Canada, is almost a $100 more with only one cup. Slowly building up a full titanium kit, I like to be loyal to a brand if I can, I have the collapsible gasification stove, two coffee cups & a grill from the same company once I have the canteen set I just need to get a couple things to round it off.
What kind of Pouch do you use for the boundless voyage set?
@@Flo.891 so far I've been using what it came in. The bag isn't terrible, it isn't great but it works well, my guess is if anything on the bag goes it'll be the zipper first. If I'm just going for a short few hours hike I can sling it over my shoulder and it's not in the way, for longer hikes I can hook it up to my pack with D-clips on the mollie. As for the canteen and cups I love them and don't regret buying them that's for sure.
@@MrMann703 Hi there. Thank you very much for your extensive answer. For what I've seen on youtube there is one pouch that fits just perfectly. It's the Helikon Tex Essentials Kitbag. I think I will use the one it came with until thats gone. Have a great time!
Boundless voyage has titanium canteen kits on amazon much cheaper too
Great kit. I carry that titanium canteen kit on every outdoor excursion, whether day hikes, camping trips or backpack trips. It's just too useful to leave at home.
Is this thru and thru titanium? Or is it like aluminium covered with titanium, eg. Primus Eta Express
@@donpindol778 thru and thru
Would the Helicon canteen carrier work with the Pathfinder TI canteen with its two cups? I’d like a bit more storage than the Pathfinder carrier provides.
What are your thoughts on the daily essentials kit bag compare to the MCC from CLS?
I have a set of 750ml cup +1100ml cup+300ml pan which works as lid no brand titanium cook set, a Lixada 750ml Titanium French Press and a CampLeader 300ml double layer titanium cup, stack everything together and flip the French Press filter upsidedown, a perfect trip set. The 750ml cup for rice cooking and bowl for eating, the 1100ml cup for soup boiling, the 300ml lid for veggies or sausage frying and lastly, still another 750ml pot for water boiling then French Press filter for a good cup of coffee on the 300ml double layer titanium cup.
have you seen the boundless voyage Ti canten set ?
What are you kneeling on? That orange thing looks handy.
WHAT WHAT WHAT WHAT!!!!! NO CREAMER???? Oh no 🤦🏻♂️. And what kind of instant coffee ☕️ was that?
Fun video. 👍🏻
For a day hike, I prefer a water bottle (cold drinks) or an insulated flask (hot drinks). No need for a stove.
For hiking over multiple days and nights, a stove is important for cooking, as well as for hot drinks. Then I look at the weight of any stove I intend to carry with me, as well as the terrain for fuel availability.
I have a question. how big is the main compartment? How big will the roof binoculars fit in the main compartment: 10x42 ?, 10x50 ?, 12x50 ?, 15x56
Muito bom isso 👍
Do you have a Swedish army mess kit? I don't remember you ever reviewing one of those
Curious does both the cup/canteen fit in the bag?
What cokor os this bag?olive or adoptive green?
What color is it? Adaptive green or olive?
I bought the x a 32 oz master cook kit , she left it , ive a 64oz kit in a pathfinder gen 3 bag , with the stainless steel aochol stove , have it Mollied to my shoulder bag, coffee kit , carry beans and grinder , fresh coffee every time
How durable is the canteen?
Ernie- Can you help me out? Who produces/distributes that signal flag you were kneeling on? -Carl
That is a Hidden Woodsman signal panel. I don’t think he makes them anymore. Ernie has a whole video on it,
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@@hiredgun7996 I appreciate you letting me know. No use hunting for something that doesn’t exist.
@@carlfetters8082 Better still get a Russian army "sit mat". Only olive green or camo but you can kneel on it, fasten it round your waist and sit on it (you won't leave it behind when you stand up) or even haul it up and keep your kidneys warm.
OK you're going to look like a dork and some smart ass is going to say "Hey man, you squashed your fanny pack" but your knees and butt will thank you for it in later life (ask me how I know that!)
Self-reliance outfitters has same bottle, big cup ,smaller cup , bag it comes in , 99.95 just looked
That Pathfinder canteen cup is very easy to bend. Good looking cup but very thin and cheap
Do you not find that a lot of heat is wasted because of the kidney shaped cup?
I would just use a canteen cup stove
im glad I'm in the military as I do that for a small price of 4 years of my life lol
The Pathfinder Canteen cook kit is about $100.00 cdn. Amazon has a Goetland WWII US Army Canteen set for $36.00 cdn. Plus, I got rid of that useless canteen stove. I bought a BCB crusader stove knockoff for GI Canteen. You don't need a windshield. It's incorporated. It's a multi-fuel stove (No gas). And, as much as I love Trangia, I hate the holes. I have a Tatonka stove no problem so far. Thx
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They all say they are the best but none are perfect and often need adjustment
A bit much for a water bottle and cup. This set costs more than my backpack and just a little less than my boots, both Dutch/German military grade. I bought the military version in stainless steel for a lot less and it is vintage WWII.
i use a smart water bottle , $2-3, weighs an ounce, $150 water bottle not happening!
150 for a canteen lol so many other options..
Other options? Sure. Other TITANIUM options? Well, that’s a whole nother story
@@johnnybagofdoughnuts4193 and they all suck for one simple reason... Ti-on-Ti stamped cap threads.. they jam sideways, gall, squawk, and feel gritty. Why they insist on using a Ti cap is beyond me.. I have the Pathfinder Ti canteen and wouldn't buy it again if it where only $50
@@dash8465 I don’t disagree on the cap. For ultralight the titanium is necessary. But for my use a stainless cap and titanium body would be great.
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Wish they made all that stuff out of stainless for half the price.
A canteen is unique to drink from, your right. I use the Keith canteen daily for a water bottle, at work or gym anywhere I have a water bottle with me. I don't actually camp, I work to much for that but I do like buying all the cool stuff, hoping I might use it someday. your videos have been great, Thank you so much:)
Great gear but really, REALLY EXPENSIVE!!! I will stick with cheaper army surplus.
A good fire and a boiling cup of water do not fail to prop up one's spirit in the bush.
These plastic cups really scent the hot drink.
A canteen for $150.00 US... sounds more like an infomercial... I still use the canteen, cup and cover I used in Nam.. good enough for the jungle.. good enough for WV woods.... but to each his own... if you can afford it.. good for you.. for myself, no thanks..
Old and crusty. Hmm do what I do. Put pebbles and some water in it. Shake it in all the crusty area's. Then take a tooth brush and get the seems then be sure to do the lip. I still use a ww2 canteen set. The cup is two put together. Yes. You will taste the metal at first. But after a fill or two it's gone. Oh I do boil in it after the pebbles Shake. So that being said. The mess kit with the canteen kit is the ultimate cook kit. Yes it wait is more. But your not going to dent it. The pouch for the ww2 canteen kit was the ultimate cooler. Just get it wet and you have cold water. I have yet to see a good modern pouch. None are made right. Not one. Plenty of room and pockets but no felted wool. The mess kit is what I would use to store my extras. That too had a pouch as well. Want to make money. Make the pouch for both that are for mollie. As far as the canteen pouch? Make it with no drain hole and insulation of wool and felt with as many pockets as you choose. Same for the mess kit. Might be able to store a steak in it then. Hmm. Think on that and you will make the perfect pouches for any style canteen. Mabey put a strap on them that can be removed. Cold water and good way to transport perishable food plus cook it as well. The evaporation of condensation is why the pouch of ww2 was made the way it was. It's about cold water.
Pathfinder better canteens! Period!
Prefiero el aluminio, el titanio es demasiado caro...
I will still drink from my Nalgene bottle.
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That nano stove looks like a toy
$150 for a canteen? Guess I'll stick with GI plastic.
Me so horn-e
How can anyone justify $158 for a $10 canteen an cup. I don't see why titanium costs so much. You can get stainless for a fraction of cost. What benefits do you get saving a ounce or two but spending at least $100 more.
Im not trying to be a troll i just don't get this crazy cost for titanium when other stuff will work just as good for a fraction of cost. Mainly because titanium should not be as expensive as it is but marketing in the last few years drove prices up.
I my self like to by quality but I don't like to waste money this seems like a waste. I don't want to be rude,so please don't take it that way. Sometimes my wording comes off as abrasive im not trying to be really just don't get the make up on a type of kit I used in boyscouts years ago. I know how useful im a first gulfwar vet we used canteen an cup back then. Those cups where Vietnam issued we still used so not like they didn't hold up. An we abused them all the time. See what im getting at
If you had one, you would understand. I used to replace things like this every year or two, but I've had mine for seven years and it goes everywhere with me. It is more durable, I like the heat conduction and it cools down very quickly which is also nice. Cry once- have it forever
@@thunderingbear777 nope because I would never spend that kind of money on something take a cheap product will do the exact same thing. But I'm old school I'm not one of those guys worring about pounds. I carry what makes me comfortable.
That buy once cry once is a stupid analogy. On the grounds stuff gets lost damaged and that's a crazy amount to replace.
@@richardhenry1969 it's not the weight, it's the other things and I don't lose gear. Seems you know what's good for you and I know what's good for me. Awesome
wow that price tag is too high to be an ultimate anything. a $300 canteen kit???????? good lord have mercy I have crawled the woods for the better part of my life and never spent that much on a cookset and this cook set does not even have a water filter of any kind with it????????? the best point is more money than logic i think.
yeah it's completely stupid. Any 20-30 dollar nesting bottle + cookset is going to do the job, what the hell
Titanium oxyde is toxic
They all need to stop putting that stupid lip around the center of the bottle..