Stanley Adventure Cook Set/Cup and Mods - My Absolute Favorite Cook Pot - HighCarbonSteel Love
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- The Stanley Adventure Cook Set/Cup - My Absolute Favorite Cook Pot. Today we discussed the Stanley Adventure Cook Set/Cook Cup and why it's my absolute favorite cook pot. Some easy modifications and a very affordable price make this the best cook cup for solo hiking and bushcraft. Check out links to the gear mentioned, as well as where to subscribe and my social media links all down below:
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Boy Scout Leaders - This is a great kit for your Scouts. I started linking this to my Scout families almost 5 years ago, and now the Troop just buys a dozen of them every year or two so we have them in-stock in the unit and the scouts can earn/buy them with their fundraising dollars. They keep one of the green cups in their kit, and the 2nd cup is in their patrol box with their name on it.
Their personal kit has 1 cup, butane burner, mini bic-lighter, tiny scrub sponge, 1/4 of handkerchief, a folding spork, and 1 small butane fuel canister. All of that will fit in there and the lid will JUST fit on top. Build one for yourself and try it out. EXCELLENT kit for 1 youth or adult.
That Stanley Adventure Cook cup is King in the woods for cooking. The green cups make a good oatmeal bowl and coffee cup for breakfast and a good wine cup for the evening campfire. Great review! Thanks!
I agree and it sounds like you have some excellent uses for your green cups, my friend! Thank you for the kind words and it's great to hear from you! -Dave
Campfire wine. Mmmmmmm.
Just ordered based solely on your advice. Love how you can find good stuff at Walmart for people like me who don't have a lot of money. Thanks again and keep up the good work
Thats great to hear, Ken! You are going to love using it! I am on a budget myself so any gear I find thats affordable and effective, I love to pass the info on! I appreciate you taking the time to stop by and leave your kind, encouraging comment, my friend! -Dave
probably one of the few things i ever bought in life that i felt i got every penny for straight off the bat and years later. incredible
I bought my Stanley Adventure cook cup several years ago after purchasing the Ozark Trails SS cup several months earlier. I thought I was pretty clever for discovering that the cook cup fit in the SS drinking cup. Then I got s smart phone, got on You Tube (I'm a late bloomer, okay?) and found that everyone else was doing it.
Last year, sometime, I bought a three pice stuff sack set from Walmart and found that the red one was the perfect size for the cookset/cup combination. Just watched this video and...well, let's just say I'm glad to know that I'm on the right track!
Thank you so much for your very informative and nicely done videos!
Hope 2019 is a great for you!
Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your awesome comment, my friend! Sounds like an excellent setup you have there! I hope your 2019 is off to an outstanding start! -Dave
I love that you find all kinds of good gear at great prices by shopping at WalMart. I know there's a lot of WM haters, but they have a lot of great stuff for those of us who can't afford the premium brands. Another fine video Dave, thanks for sharing it.
Thank you for the kind words, Bill! You know how it is...with mortgage payments, property taxes, truck payments, ex-wives to feed and kids getting ready to start college, it's very tough to spend a lot of money on gear. So, we make due with what we can afford! I appreciate you taking the time to stop by, my friend! Great to hear from you! -Dave
Sounds like the makings of a good country music song. LOL. ... I agree with your points. Unlike the government, we must balance our budgets.
Also, a quick question, Dave. Is your stuff sack the Outdoor Products brand? Thank You
LOL! Great point, my friend! -Dave
Yes, Bradley, I believe its the Outdoor Products brand! Thank you for stopping by, my friend! -Dave
Recently, I found great an announcement youtuber here.. clear and very organized. Thank you. 👍🏻
The Stanley Camp Cook Set is awesome. I just got one last week. I like the Mods you did on your great video.
You are going to love using the Stanley cook cup, my friend! I appreciate you taking the time to stop by! -Dave
ive been living in FL. since 97 but from the adironcacks ny. I have hunted and fished in some of the most extreme weather.i love this set up.
Yet another mod to the Stanley Adventure Cook Set! This cook set is truly a hit and I LOVE mine too! I take advantage of my green cups to either have oatmeal & coffee for myself, or share coffee with my wife when she backpacks with me. They are insulated pretty well & on cold mornings, I certainly appreciate that! Very good review of the Set!
Thanks for this excellent video. I just bought a Stanley Cook-set and will be using various hacks and mods. Again, thanks!
Definitely my favorite cookset as well, and for the cost you really can't go wrong. I like the homemade coat hanger idea!!! Great review as always.
You are exactly right, my friend..for the cost, you cannot go wrong! Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your very nice comment! -Dave
The bail is a great idea unless you want to drink directly out of it. If you bend the wires on the handles of the cup a little closer together at the base they will stay in place by themselves, at least they do with the gsi. Thanks for sharing
Thats very true and thanks for the tip, my friend! I appreciate you taking the time to stop by! -Dave
I love my Stanley cook cup. It's just the right size for one or two people. You've made yours better with that bale modification, I like that.
You are exactly right about the size, my friend! I tried several bail mods and this one has worked the best! Thank you for stopping by! Are you watching from your training class..haha! -Dave
Yep, that starts tomorrow!
I bought the Gearland canteen and nesting cup cook set for $33 and its just as good as the Pathfinder cook set that costs $90. I have both and they're both good cook sets.
Dave, I've found that the Nalgene stainless steel bottle, Backpacker model (the one shaped like a funeral urn) fits inside the Stanley Pot like a glove! Hey, thanks for the video, my friend.
I have the same pot, and it's really wonderful. I bought it for only around $20 but now I've seen them for as low as $15. It's just really well designed and very durable too
Thank you for watching, Daniel! I think I purchased mine for about $18 several yrs ago and you are exactly right about them! I appreciate you taking the time to leave your awesome comment! -Dave
Great video only thing I think is you should offset the holes for your hanger a little more for a easy pour and if you wrap a bandana around the bottom of the pot the cup holds on to the bottom great and you have something handy to clean with
I know I’m late to the party but I love this kit. Been my go to and for a great price making it a steal!
I just purchased one of these pots and I even have the Condor case to put it in. Great ideas, thanks for sharing.
Sounds like you are all set to roll, my friend! IMHO, the Condor pouch and this small cook pot are perfect for each other! Keep me posted and I appreciate you stopping by! -Dave
After looking at video's from other people, I see what you mean by putting your cook set in a stuff sack. I tried placing my cook set in the condor pouch and hinge tabs were catching on the material. I put the cook set in a stuff sack, problem solved. Thank you Dave
Thanks, I love the Stanley Cup. I like your cook kit and pouch. Glad I stopped by. Take care.
Great point about the bail set-up allowing you to still use the lid. Not to mention it is basically a free mod since most folks watching can easily access a cordless drill and a wire hanger.
There were some different bail mods I tried that didn't allow access to the lid, which I did not like, so I had to figure something out. Yes, best part is basically being a free mod! Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your awesome comment! Nice to hear from you! -Dave
went away for a few days to a rural area near Lancaster PA. Walmart there had an extensive camping and outdoor selection. I bought this kit and loving it. for the price point. Can not go wrong. thanks for the heads up. Love the vids.
I love going to Walmart stores that are located in rural areas! A lot of great finds at those locations! I am happy to hear that you are loving the kit! Thank you for taking the time to stop by and leave your awesome comment! -Dave
Simple and effective as always my friend. No muss no fuss. Straight utility. Love it. Keep it up, brother.
You are exactly right, my friend! I appreciate the kind, encouraging words, brother! -Dave
It is ALWAYS refreshing to view a video filmed with "dirt time" on the equipment! You are the real deal ! Very informative. Very professional. And, very user friendly. I surf these channels to gather positive information and life skills. Your channel was a great find and very enjoyable. Your use of low budget, everyday outdoor gear lends itself to quality time
in the field without the stigma of $$$$$. Thank you for sharing your life skills with us.
JJP
Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your very nice, encouraging words! I really appreciate that, my friend! It's great to have you here and please, don't be a stranger! -Dave
My pleasure Sir !
You have a voice for radio or TV, good video thankyou.
Just scored one today for $14 on Prime. Thanks for the well spoken tutorial man.
Great idea to bag the set inside the water bottle pouch as I have been having a hard time getting the cup out of the bottom. Even better idea would be for Condor (or other) to make the pouch just a little larger for those many people who don't use it just for a water bottle.
Thank you for watching and leaving your awesome comment, Larry! I believe that a few companies do make some pouches that are slightly bigger but the stuff sack seems to work just fine for me. Nice to hear from, my friend! -Dave
holes drilled should have been from handle to the front, so the pour is naturally from the side ... still LOVED THIS VIDEO!!!
Just found your TH-cam site and reviews, great job and I really like your down-to-earth approach! Keep those reviews coming, thanks.
This fella is just bubbling over with love and happiness!
Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your nice comment! Isn't everyone happy when in the forest? -Dave
Great video, thanks for sharing. Lots of information and I like how you modify/personalize your gear to your liking. Like removing the plastic lid handle and replacing it with a key ring, and drilling holes in the side so you could hang it above a fire. Nice cook set. Thanks.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your very nice comment! There are a few cook cups that I liked some of their aspects (like the bail handle) so I just added them to my system! -Dave
This was a great and comprehensive video review. Your vids are great. Very good mic, camera control and angles, as well as detailed information. Well done sir. Looking forward to watching more.
I am humbled by your kind words, my friend! Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your awesome comment! Please don't be a stranger, Ron! -Dave
very well paced review thus far..you have a good tone when you go about explaining why you have this and what kind of use you get out of it!..really enjoyed this review:)
Thank you for the kind, encouraging words, my friend! I appreciate you taking the time to stop by and please don't be a stranger! -Dave
Solid, affordable gear is always a welcome addition to any outdoor kit. Thank you for the review!
I couldn't have said it any better myself, Scott! Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your awesome comment! -Dave
love the Bale mod, every new cook pot I get if it doesn't have a bale I make one for it, same method as yourself , but I find that using a welding rod of a thin gauge works great, you can get them at about any home improvement store, thanks for the video, I love your channel, happy trails to ya.
Thank you for watching and leaving your awesome comment, Peter! I really appreciate the kind, encouraging words! I always feel the need to have a bail on my pots because I am usually hanging them over the open fire. Please don't be a stranger, my friend! -Dave
My favourite cooking system is the Swedish army trangia stove. Super cheap and affordable all in one system cooking set. Also you can bake with it only cost around $15. Comes in aluminium and stainless steel. A super bullet proof cooking system.
I have hear great things about those from Ulrica! She uses her trangia set often! Thank you for watching, my friend, and it sounds like you have an excellent system! -Dave
This is a fantastic cookset!!!, I just tested it on my coleman peak 1 backpack stove. Only took a couple of minutes to boil 16 ounces of water!!!
Good morning my friend, I had to watch your video again!!! I was enjoying my coffee while doing so. I drilled the holes and it's even better!! Also I added two m16 mag pouches to my cook kit for more goodies. Blessings 😇
Hello, my friend! Thank you for enjoying your coffee while watching again! I really appreciate that! Sounds like an excellent cook kit and I thank you for taking the time to stop by! -Dave
I have been on trips where I would boil my water and cook my food exclusively with the cook cup, it is a durable and portable item that works pretty darn well. I personally haven't used the green cups either, I don't think I even have any of them anymore.
Yeah, mine are long gone, too! Thank you for watching! -Dave
Once you add the keyring you can fold the handle over the top and lock it and it will hang like that no problem, even full of water.
I actually tried a couple of those type mods and didn't like them because I didn't have access to removing the lid while cooking. Thank you for watching, Barry! -Dave
Thanks for going over your system, David. Greetings from Pittsburgh. Laura
Thank you for watching, Laura! I appreciate your greetings from Pittsburgh, my friend! -Dave
Your channel is awesome I really enjoy your content also your advice is a real money saver to me.
Have a great new year Dave.
Good morning Dave , another cool video great job, I also have the Stanley cook pot that I purchased a year or so ago , good product , works great. I found this set at W.M on the clearance rack, $5.00!!!!! What a gem!
Thank you for watching, chad! I appreciate the very kind words, my friend! What an excellent deal you got there! -Dave
Hi Dave, good to see you again. My oldest son and I have shared several cups of coffee in the woods with the "green cups". The Stanley Cook Pot is a great piece of gear.
Hey, Thomas, great to hear from you! When I purchased this pot yrs ago and removed the cups, they did seem very thick and I can imagine them being good for coffee! I appreciate you taking the time to stop by and leave your nice comment, my friend! -Dave
I was looking at that cook pot at walmart last weekend and was wondering if it was any good. You've convinced me to go pick one up, thanks for the pertinent review.
Thank you for watching, Hue! I can assure you that this is an excellent cook pot, especially for guys who go solo, like myself. And it's very affordable! Keep me posted on how you are liking it, my friend! -Dave
Thanks for the review. I really enjoy my cook set. I use almost the same system with the addition of one of the green cups. (Husband has the other one). We really like the whole system.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your nice comment, Sherri! I appreciate you stopping by and am happy to hear that this system works well for you! -Dave
Just stumbled upon your video looking to make modifications to the Stanley Adventure Cook Set I just purchased, as well as the Walmart Stainless cup, the key ring idea and bail wire is genius, and the stuff sack and Condor H20 Pouch make it easy to keep it away from all your other gear. Will be purchasing sacks and pouch today, to complete my similar kit, I opted for the kampMATE WoodFlame stove, as it has a larger opening for feeding fuel and slightly lower cost with same basic design, but otherwise, great stuff man, keep it up!
Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your awesome comment! Sounds like your kit is coming together really well! How are sacks and pouch working out for you? Your stove sounds really nice and you can beat a slightly lower cost! I really appreciate the kind words and please keep me posted, my friend! -Dave
Good demo! Just got this set. Nice to see the various options in use.
My cook/cup set up is basically the same, I'm ex forces uk. We have the same system, but a different shape, not round but kidney shape, so its the same, just different shape. It is so good to see the same, but small differences that make them the same. I shows we are all on the right track, and the system works....If its the same world over its got to be good. I love the mods you have made, am kicking myself for not seeing it, will implement it now.
You friend and family from the UK. Dave uk
The world appreciates your service, my friend! Your system sounds excellent! I thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your excellent comment! I am honored to have your support and to call you friend and family, Dave! -Dave
Nice cook cup! Great review and excellent answers. Can't wait for the follow up on the backpack. Thanks for sharing and as always, it is a pleasure to watch your videos. Best regards -Yves
Thank you for the very kind, encouraging comment, Yves! The backpack is great and the review will be coming soon! It's always a pleasure to hear from you, my friend! -Dave
It's a nice cup, but your mods made it great. I have the Emberlit stove too, and love it. Your cup, and stove look as well used and as loved as mine.
Cool vid, thumbs up.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your nice comment, Thomas! The Emberlit is a very versatile stove! I appreciate the kind words and support, my friend! -Dave
I made a penny stove out of coke mini cans and it fits inside the little green cups.
I love your TH-cam videos! Very descriptive and informative! Keep up the great work!
Thank you for the very kind, encouraging words, my friend! It's great to have you here! -Dave
I love your bail system! You seem to be the one or one of very few that have the bail to the outside of the cook pot which leaves less holes for heat to escape while cooking
Thank you for sharing this
The stuff sack is a great ideal .
Thank you, Martin! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and leave your nice comment, my friend! -Dave
Outstanding review Dave. Many thanks for taking time in creating this video for the rest of the world see. Greetings from Hong Kong period / Joel
Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your very kind comment, Joel! It's always great to hear from you and I wish you and your family a very happy New Year, my good friend! -Dave
@@HighCarbonSteelLove all the best and happy new year to you and to your beautiful family. / Joelle
My setup is pretty much the same as yours including the Stanley cook cup and Condor storage
Nice one Dave. I too have the Stanley but as of yet have not made any mods other than changing out the tab. I'm a longtime user of key rings for things other than keys! Lol
One is to attach it to the belt loop of a sheath and with some cordage make my own dangler. Works decent.
I like your bail mod. Good call.
I've been putting together a Ti kit for more than a few years now and almost have it figured out. 🤓
Always a joy to see you my friend. Keep them coming.
Be well chum
Craig
Thank you for stopping by, Craig! Key rings are excellent for many uses! Funny you should mention the dangler system with the key ring. Maxpedition makes a velcro "keeper" that hooks to your belt with a key holder on it. You can then attach a key ring to that to make and excellent dangler system. I learned it from snaponjohn100. Keep me posted on how your kit is coming along and I look forward to talking with you again soon, my friend! Even better, a new video would be nice..haha! Take care, brother! -Dave
I own one too... never failed... great video
They are great pots, Carlos! Thank you for watching and leaving your kind words, my friend! -Dave
I got a second one to keep in the truck a couple days ago on amazon. $10.50 . Insane !
I like that set up need it when i go fishing on my bike i already have the water bottle and just ordered everything else. Thanks I'm a subscriber now.
Thank you for taking the time to watch, sub and leave your awesome comment, my friend! You are going to love this pot! Keep me posted on how it's working out for you, Michael! -Dave
@@HighCarbonSteelLove it work's great
Enjoyed this tremendously man. I always love your attention to detail and knowing what works for you.. I'd like to see some more in the Canteen fromstankey that you have. i bought one for my son after we watched your video. He loves it and enjoyed seeing you put it to use Shane.
I am happy to hear that you enjoyed the video, my friend! I appreciate you taking the time to stop by and leave your awesome comment! I will definitely use the Stanley Canteen soon and I hope your son is enjoying it! Great to hear from you, Shane! -Dave
Excellent Dave! I'd like to get a Stanley Cook cup like that. A lot of people use them and like them!
I usually go with a military canteen cup over a fire but it doesn't have a cover. I know HeavyCover.com makes them, so I might go that route. Sometimes I use a small tea kettle, but it doesn't pack well with my other gear. So I haven't found the "perfect" cook/brew kit yet, but I sure like yours!
Thanks for the video!
Thank you for the kind words, Jim! Very nice to hear from you, brother! I also use the pathfinder canteen cup (and lid) over the fire and it's excellent! I can understand the tea kettle not packing very well. I am with you...I have not found the 'perfect' cook kit, but I have several systems that I do like, a lot! I appreciate you stopping by, my friend, and I hope everything is going well! -Dave
Dave,
Thanks for another great video.
I always look forward to hearing what you have to say in each video.
I also have the Stanley Cook Cup from Walmart, and it is a very useful cooking pot for small jobs like boiling water for coffee, tea, or hot chocolate!
Like other commenters, I also agree that there are some good gear finds at Walmart, that are easy on the wallet.
I have also noticed that there are some good lightweight cooking cups sold on Gear Best under the Keith brand.
They are super lightweight, but again easy on the wallet.
Thanks again and take care!
Thank you for watching and leaving your very nice comment! It would be great to purchase all high-end gear but until I can afford it, high value and low cost is best for me! -Dave
Nice run through , I'm liking mine as well. I'm always torn on the green cups but have never used them either. I really like the bail idea, that would definitely be great to have. I'm going to add a titanium spork to my set and a bail, and should be pretty killer.
Thank you for watching and leaving your kind words! Yes, sounds like an excellent setup you have planned, my friend! -Dave
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Great video Dave, I really like the Adventurecamp cookset as well. I like to carry one of the green cups inside. I like having something insulated in the morning when it's cold. Overall I'd say it's probably the best bang-for-your-buck cookset on the market
Thank you for watching and leaving your kind words, my friend! I completely agree about the best bang for you buck cookset! I appreciate you stopping by! -Dave
I very much enjoy your channel! I am watching this video in my eno hammock while in the Notth Georgia Mountains!
I very much enjoy the fact that you took the time to watch and leave your nice comment! I appreciate you stopping by, my friend and hope to hear from you again soon! -Dave
The Stanley 2 cup cookset is the greatest cook cup for years now
If you want 2 lids one for pot one for cup a 1qt. paint can lid fits nice also the $5 lid from self reliance outfitters
have a play list on Ozark cup
Very nice! Thank you for watching, Alan! -Dave
Love the bail idea. Gotta mod mine like that now. Thanks a bunch bud
I am glad I could be of some assistance, my friend! Thank you for taking the time to stop by! -Dave
Yeah totally agree. Great idea. Can't wait to modify mine when I get it. This is OK to cook in a fire though right? Or over hot coals?
Love STANLEY Products.
Me too, my friend! It's a brand that has produced many quality products I have owned for many years! -Dave
Hay David i
got one of these but never used it. I;ll dig it out now,
cheers, Jason.
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Hey, Jason! After some use, I think you will grow to love it, my friend! I appreciate you taking the time to stop by and it's great to hear from you, Jason! -Dave
Nice work, played with mine... It has yet to see real fire... But I love how durable it appears to be! HA your review makes mine look like a city boys opinion! Not that there is anything wrong with city boys.
Haha...thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your awesome comment, my friend! These little pots are outstanding! -Dave
I use the same set up...except the bail...I don't like drilling holes in my pots so I made a hanger out of a y stick
Sounds great, brian! I dont mind drilling holes if it doesn't interfere with the actually contents being held. Thank you for watching! -Dave
I've been led to you as a new sub indirectly by my #1 favorite Ch. "ReallyBigMonkey1." Love your personality it's 75% of the reason I sub to any Ch. Blessings to You from Oregon, I'm going to enjoy the Ride! ... Mike.
Thank you for taking the time to stop by, my friend! I really appreciate the sub and it's great to have you here! I look forward to talking with you again soon! BTW, Dave has an excellent channel! -Dave
Nice set up. Thank you for a couple of ideas.
Thank you for watching and leaving your kind words! I am glad I could be of some assistance my friend! -Dave
Great video Dave. I love my Stanley cook set as well. Keep the great videos coming. Good to see some companies are sending you stuff to review. I look forward to those vids, too.
Thank you for the kind, encouraging words, John! I really appreciate that, my friend and hope to talk with you again soon! -Dave
All tha gear looks perfect for some cool adventures in snowy woods. :)
You are exactly right, Federico! I appreciate you taking the time to stop by, my friend! It's very nice to hear from you and I hope everything is going well! -Dave
Hey Dave! Great video, as usual, very informative. I have this cup but I have never really used it since I could not fit a full-size Klean Kanteen or Nalgene in it. But after watching your video, I'll give it a chance! lol! Take care, Irène.
Hey Irene! Great to hear from you! I really appreciate you stopping by and leaving your kind words! Yes, a slightly smaller bottle should fit into it for you. When I carry this kit, I also have other bottles of water so I have no water worries..lol! I hope everything is going well for you and your family, my friend! -Dave
great detail Capn ! mine is still shiny, I've only used it over alcohol or butane burner lol
Thank you for watching, Mark! Nice to hear from you, my friend! Nothing wrong with using this over a burner! -Dave
I've been looking at the mores pot but now I'm undecided
I, too, have always had my eye on the Mors pots but I have a hard time pulling the trigger on aluminum, as I am not the biggest fan of that type of cook pot material. I prefer stainless steel and I have the pathfinder bush pot and like it a lot, however, it is a bit large to carry on my solo trips sometimes. Let me know what you decide, my friend, and I thank you for stopping by! -Dave
I have the exact same set up. I have 3 of the water bottles and really like them. They do not make them anymore.
I didn't think they made them anymore...I see them every once in a while but not often. Fortunately, like you, I purchased a couple of them when they were new. Excellent water bottles! I appreciate you stopping by and don't be a stranger, my friend! -Dave
Great idea on the bail. I'm going to have to mod my pot that way.
Thank you for watching, Darvin! The addition of a bail is like night and day with this pot! -Dave
Great minds thing alike Dave. I run the exact same setup in my JIC (just in case) kit. I like the bail. I think I can get stainless steel wire rods from a welding supply or even a Fastenall store. Might be worth looking into. I'll let you know.
You are exactly right, my friend! Definitely let me know how your bail mod goes! Thank you for taking the time to stop by! -Dave
Liked and subbed.
The six holes in the lid are for the purpose of straining/draining liquid while keeping the rest of the pot's contents inside (e.g. spaghetti/pasta).
Thank you for taking the time to watch and sub, my friend! I really appreciate that and please don't be a stranger! -Dave
I'm no stranger any longer to your channel.
And of course, I use a carbon steel fry pan, made in France by "de Buyer".
Then there's the Moras, the Bushlore, machete by Ontario Knife, etc. Carbon steel is the way to go (unless one has a dedicated stainless steel knife for fishing/SCUBA diving).
Wait a minute!!!! The Stanley Adventure Cook Set is stainless steel!
Henny Penny the sky is falling! How can that be? High Carbon Steel endorsing a stainless steel product? Blasphemy!
; ) ; )
Seems like a great outdoor channel. Just subbed. Keep up the great work. 👍😎
Thank you for taking the time to watch, sub and leave such a nice comment, my friend! It's great to have you here and I appreciate the kind, encouraging words!
I really have gotten to enjoy your videos thank you
That is great to hear, my friend! Thank you for the kind words and I hope to talk with you again soon! -Dave
That Adventure Cup is part of my cook system. And it was smart to create that bail that attaches from the outside so you can use that lid. Wondering why people do not use that lid with all of the vents to pour bush craft (cowboy) coffee as it stops all the grounds? And those cups are really nice and there is an unofficial club called the green cup club for all who use them. As you know, they are very heavy duty. I regard them as more than useful. Another great video from you brother. Thanks!
Whenever I made cowboy coffee, I get the grounds to settle, so pouring without the grounds is never a problem, however, I can see those vents working well! Thank you for watching and leaving your awesome comment, Charles! Nice to hear from you, my friend! -Dave
How do you get the grounds to settle? Some use egg shells some pour cold water. And you???? :) :)
Love your presentation style.
For me it is not about brands.
It's all about utilitarian usage.
Walmart has tons of useful stuff that works just as well as name brands and that is all that matters to me.
Thank you for the kind words, my friend! I couldn't agree more about brands and usage and Walmart products. I appreciate you taking the time to stop by! -Dave
Orca Tachtical offers an H2O pack in a 5" where the Condor is only a 4". I own both and the two work well, I just find the 5" a little nicer when trying to remove content.
Sounds great, James! Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your awesome comment! -Dave
HighCarbonSteel Love keep up the great work...
Thank you, James! Great talking with you! -Dave
That coffee must have been satisfying AF
It sure was, my friend! Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your awesome comment! -Dave
I have some catching up to do on your videos, David. I have been away for a while. Really great review on this product. I like the hanger mod. -Tim
Hey Tim! Thank you for watching! I appreciate the kind words, my friend! No hurry on catching up, as the videos aren't going anywhere..haha! Great to hear from you, brother! -Dave
Nice video Dave. I like mine too. Thanks for those thoughts.
Thank you, John! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and leave your awesome comment! -Dave
Hey Dave , another great video brother ! I wanted to tell you about a couple of knives I purchased from Verustelek , I bought the 2 pukos, one is 110mm the other is 140mm ax well as their heavy chopper it's the skrama seax they're all carbon steel , man they're awesome knives for the money ! I'm sure you've probably seen some reviews of heard about these knives & the company ( Verusteleka ) they sell out very fast ! I was going to get the Stanely cook kit but ended up getting the Pathfinder cook kit instead there is a " Self Reliance Outfitters " store very close to my house so I ended up going there and well the rest is history 😝! I'm thinking about starting up my own bush crafting Chanel but I first need to get a camera . Thanks again for sharing your videos , hope you and yours are well take care my friend 👍🏻🇺🇸✌🏻️ !
Hey, Brandon! Sounds like some excellent gear that you picked up! Nothing wrong with any Pathfinder cook kit, as they are excellent! I would look very forward to your bushcraft channel, my friend! Keep me posted, brother, and I hope everything is well for you and your family! -Dave
Thanks for another informative, user-friendly review, Dave!
Thank you for watching, Charles! I appreciate the kind words and it's great to hear from you, my friend! -Dave
Coat hangers always come in handy and just about every home has some. Stanley cook system seem to be a home run. I ended up buying the pathfinder canteen set and Bush pot and folding skillet but I think I'm going to buy a Stanley set for my sons. What would you prefer? Thank and as always ..great informative and entertaining video!
You are exactly right, Daniel! I have used wire coat hangers for many things! I also have a canteen set and the pathfinder bush pot. The canteen set is excellent! I also love the bush pot but find it too big for my needs. I would say that for 1-2 people, you cannot go wrong with this cook set. I have been using it for years and any time I feel like I need a new cook cup, I just modify this one to my liking! I appreciate you stopping by and leaving your awesome comment, Daniel! Nice to hear from you, brother! -Dave
I have always liked stanely product even though they out sourced there work to china for cheap labour, i have the stanely cook pot set and like it. Hopfuly they will be being made in america again pretty soon, fingers crossed, if u have ever owened the old stanely products and compared them to now u can tell the decline of craftmanship and quality of today. But great video and cant wait to see the one on that pack, god bless
Thank you for watching and leaving your kind words, my friend! It would be great if Stanley made their products in the USA, once again! -Dave
Happy New year brother and I hope you guys had a great Christmas
My friend! Great to hear from you! The holidays were awesome and I hope the same for you! How is everything going, brother? -Dave
Great vid Dave....!!!!!
Thank you, Pipo! I appreciate the very kind words, my friend! -Dave