The Best Camp Kitchen Gear | 5 Takes from 5 Overlanders
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- We collaborated with some of our favorite Overland TH-cam Channels to Review our Best Camp Kitchen Gear and set ups. With 5 different perspectives from 5 seasoned overlanders with different rigs and set ups, you'll get varied opinions and some really great ideas. Links to the Kitchen Gear we cover as well as the channel links are below.
Chapters and Links:
00:00 Intro
00:45 DeWalt T-Stak System: amzn.to/3dOEBGC
01:25 Jetboil Genesis Stove: amzn.to/3xmk3NE The price has skyrocketed on Amazon (supply issues maybe?) - so I recommend looking at REI or another outdoor retailer.
02:50 GSI Collapsable Pot: amzn.to/3qREpfh
04:53 MSR Scraper (contained in a set - look for it separately): amzn.to/3KJBiyb
06:10 Food Grade Squeeze Bottles: amzn.to/3qnkrIZ
06:23 Cleverona Non-stick Pan: amzn.to/3gYDxRl
06:38 Partner Steel Stove: partnersteel.com/cook-partner
07:00 12v Fridge: amzn.to/3zVj4pt
07:26 Outback Adventure Table: outbackadventureproducts.com/
11:40 IceCo VL75pro - amzn.to/2SSsLnY
13:29 Coleman Folding Oven: amzn.to/3zPECDK
15:36 5 Pound Propane Tank - amzn.to/35MLtQM
17:20 Alpicool 58 Qt Fridge Freezer: amzn.to/31Zihly
18:50 5 lb propane tank: amzn.to/35Jn6mZ
20:10 LUSB Happy Camper: overlandaddict.com/collection...
23:10 Camp Table: amzn.to/3AzvbZt
24:13 GSI Percolator: amzn.to/3Ax1EQf
25:23 Hand Crank Coffee Grinder: amzn.to/36gTP3b
26:53 Military Mess Kit: amzn.to/3dMwqL4
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Intrepid Rooftop Tent: geni.us/IntrepidGeo (Best Design I’ve Seen)
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Roofnest Rooftop Tent: geni.us/Roofnesttents (Most luxurious I’ve Seen)
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Roofnest LiteWing Awning: geni.us/RoofnestLiteWing
Big Country 4X4 Awning: geni.us/OstrichJr
Vevor Diesel Heater: s.vevor.com/bfQymJ (VVPRO to save 5%)
TrailRax Side Rack: geni.us/TrailRax1
Jeep JL Drawer System: bit.ly/3rNx7y0
Exped Mega Mat: geni.us/ExpedMega
*Links are part of affiliate sales programs for respective channels.
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Collaborating with these creators was so much fun. Half of the fun was the video conferences we had just talking shop and comparing set ups!! We hope to do more of these in the future. For more V2R vids click here: th-cam.com/users/venture2roam
I began van life at 74 after losing my better half to cancer. Now at 75 I wish I had started doing this years ago...I absolutely love it! All my gear is stuff used on backpacking excursions (for 63 years). The Jetboil stove and GSI dual purpose pot are interesting and it looks like it's time to upgrade. I have the little scraper and it is so easy to keep my frying pan clean using the device. Well, Southern California is done, time to explore Northern California!
This is so awesome to hear!!! Hope you found some good ideas here...We did a trip to the Redwoods a few years ago and it was just jaw dropping...hope you enjoy your north California adventures!!
Where did you pick up the scraper ?
@@judymcwhorter8039 Amazon
Thank you. I want to start and I am 67. So it’s not too late!
Alexander, sorry about your loss. I am free, fancy Europe.
Surprised nobody is using a fishing tackle box for all of your kitchen utensils, spices etc etc. This has been an incredible tool for storing everything and keeping it nicely arranged.
Great comment! Those are so useful!!
Great point about fishing tackle box + tool boxes! Another idea is art/craft/makeup supply boxes such as at art supply stores (Michael's, etc.).
You just gave new life to all my old tackle boxes I have lying around thank you 🙏
You know when the worst time to watch this is…. As your packing your kitchen gear for a trip. Not sure if I should thank you or send you the bill. 🤣. Great job and loved the collaboration with so many channels and perspectives. Lots of great stuff in there!
Thanks Matt! I know how you feel. I feel like I have to get that stove to make cookies at camp now!! Hope to do more collabs like this soon.
Trust me… I spend a lot of time on Amazon after working with this crew.
Matt Fry, thank you for your service to our country. Truly appreciate your sacrifice.
Thanks for letting me hang out for this one! Super fun working with the rest of ya!
Really liked how you organized you propane tank and hose. Really smart. Thanks for such a great collab!!!
@@Venture2Roam Thanks man!
I've had that Cabela's table for over 18 years and it's still perfect. Literally one of my best camping buys ever.
Awesome! I think my best purchase was that dish scraper. $5 and I use it every trip...amazing when you find something good like that!
Given the fact we camp a lot on the beach in Australia, the best camp hotplate / oven is a marine BBQ. Something like a Galleymate or equivalent. 316 stainless, rugged, high BTU rating and designed to operate efficiently and retain heat in high winds. You can also add things like roasting trays / racks / rotisseries. Not cheap but you get what you pay for.
Awesome comment. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for your service Freys On The Side! Coffee is definitely a part of being outdoors!
Need more collaborations like this throughout the overlanding community! Great content!👍
Thank you! This group is working on our second one (tires/suspension) right now. Hope to have it up soon!
Hope to get contact w you and NOT JUST AN AI Algorithm …. If I get a “heart” picture reply I will know that NO HUMAN is there… just a Robot Digital Machine …. SAD!
Agreed. This guy is way too annoying on his own and we need distractions.
Great idea for a collaboration and nice job by everyone! Thanks for putting this together. It is interesting how gear and expectations change over time and most certainly with vehicle. By this I mean very minimalist vs everything refrigerated and hooked up to power/propane etc. None of these ideas are better than the others and the group showed a wide range of setups which is great, but both our kids are in college now and we have gone retro (backwards?) in many cases for our gear. We are using less elaborate equipment, more fire (where possible) and less fuel, more cans/dehydrated/powdered and less cooler since we move gear between vehicles.
Awesome perspective on how you’ve evolved over time. We’re about to launch another video like this..collabing with other creators…can’t wait to share it!!
One pound refillable propane cannisters!! The best.
Nice! Love hearing from all these guys! So many different ways to do it…
Thank you! Ya, I love seeing everyone’s set up, so these collabs are super fun.
I like how you said your conclusion. On point. You really have empathy to your viewers. Because not all of us can afford those gears. But it’s good to know that we can buy it when we can. Though I’m not a fan of aluminum. Thank you for sharing
great video guys, love the style of this. very refreshing from the normal wheeling style videos
Hey you gotta eat to wheel right? 😂😂😂 Thank you so much for watching. We hope to so more of these in the future.
I love the fact that you all got together with your favorite over landing kitchen gear. For me, yours was the best usable stuff also just hearing the Alpicool because many people don't want to put Iceco price point in their outdoor gear. Thanks for sharing! Didn't enjoy the last guy because it was focus coffee and stuff was broken, although his army pans was the highlight.
Thank you so much!! I’m really glad you watched everyone’s section. Matt’s military plates are pretty great…and if you ever meet him, you’ll understand his coffee obsession lol! Thanks for taking the time to comment, I really appreciate it!!
You guys may have convinced me to get a 5 lb propane bottle! Great vid guys!
Plenty of room for one of those if you're pulling a BANTAM TRAILER :). Part 3 coming out next week!
@@Venture2Roam can’t wait! When will that thing be done?🤣
What an unexpected bonus! Five awesome overlanding videos for the prize of one. It reminds me of free baseball..., who doesn't like when home team plays extra innings and wins with a walk-off HR!
So glad you enjoyed the other channels!!
wow, I'm returning to overlanding after many years away . So many great tips and tools. Thank you so much for putting this together!!
So glad you found it helpful. We have a bunch more collab vids here: th-cam.com/video/aiN0HUiSt0s/w-d-xo.html as well as some tips for beginners here: th-cam.com/video/z4tpNF0BGJ4/w-d-xo.html
I've had my Jetboil Genesis for a couple of years now and it's fantastic. I bought it for the same reasons you did - compact pack size, large cooking area when open, and excellent heat control. Unfortunately it is not available in Australia so I had to buy it from a store in the US and get it sent to a package forwarding facility who then sent it on to me - an expensive way to buy but well worth it.
Yikes! It’s spendy over here without that international shipping issue. At least you’re happy with it. We’re still really happy with ours too. Thanks for taking the time to watch and share your perspective!
Great job in inviting other channels to give their opinions on what works for them on camping trips also all the links to purchase the items that was mentioned in each video
Have a great day
Thank you so much for commenting. We have more collabs like this one coming up soon!
GREAT video! Loved the collaboration between all of you.
Thank you! I love doing these collabs. I always learn more from seeing different perspectives.
I have an Iceco fridge/freezer and LOVE IT!!! Half the price of of other big name brands. The compressor is the same as the others and has a five year warranty!
How do you power it?
@@tannerwilkerson8852 it’s a 12 volt, so I plug it in to my truck’s cigarette lighter while going to my destination. Once I’m there I’ll plug it in to my Jackery. I also "pre-cool" it at home before I load it
Loved this video! Thank you for having other overlanders come and share! (in fact I now have new subscriptions!) I have a Hiker Trailer (yes, kitchen sink comes with me!) square drop and love cool gadgets and recommendations to make things easier and more streamlined. Keep up the great content!!
Thank you so much. So glad you liked seeing the other perspectives. Sounds like you have a nice set up!
Not sure what I like more. That 4 out of 5 Overlanders prefer Jeeps or that I'm getting new gear next year. This was awesome!! Keep collaborating and making this kind of content.
Thank you! We have done a bunch more collabs like this and will do more in the future..they are so much fun!
Awesome. We travel and homeschool so I love all the ideas. Get out and go and have the essentials and makes getting out with kids and family more affordable too.
So cool you are traveling and homeschooling. What an education for the kiddos!
@Venture2Roam park days middle of week and mountain biking trails to ourselves, drove cross country 6 times last 4 yrs. Like going when life calls. Be it adventure or even recently caring for my grandmother, it's so different to not be on a schedule with public school or 9-5.... it's like life has it's own pulse and we usually don't notice it when ur on some public approved conveyor belt. I don't know that I cud ever commit to going back to the way life was b4. I never fit into a box and it's great coloring outside the lines. Cnt compare ourselves to others either which is a good thing too. Even how we see ourselves and others have changed too, not all in the rat race so I won't need to compare ourselves to anyone else except to always grow on a personal level.
Folding oven is cool. I have had one for years. Also have a Coleman Max propane stove, multiple interchangeable cooking surfaces including a slow cooker. Not in production now for many years.
Sometimes the older models are the best...that sounds like a great stove!
Great video. It occurred to me that the Outback Adventure Table might be attached upright to a truck bed drawer system. The developers of the drawer system would have to take this into account, but an upright piece of plywood, properly mounted and installed that slides out might work very well.
That’s a super interesting idea!
I really like this style of video. Great job!
Thank you! It was a really fun project to put together. Hope you found it useful!!
What are you going to buy first Jack?
Fantastic video' Hey idea for ('Frey's on the side') a Silicon hotplate kept inside the Mess kit to keep it quiet' - also use to set upon' when on your lap' when food is really hot. 👍
That’s a great Idea! Thanks for taking the time to share!!
Very well put together video. Appreciate your positive attitude.
Thank you! Hope it was helpful/useful!
I have a small roll top aluminum table and it's the best! I have bigger ones on my wish list. Love love love!
Add a insulation blanket to the coleman oven. Game changer.
Great suggestions.
Love the folding table with pull out
We love it too. It’s one of the best investments we’ve made in our
overlanding setup. Thanks for watching!!!
Nice video.. Thanks everyone for the tips!
Thanks for watching!!
Great to see you found V2R channel. You’ll love their content.
Great video guys , thanks for sharing.
Thank you!!
An easy modification for your table height is to find a wood post in the diameter you need to fit the table legs securely in. Drill holes in the sections you have cut to the length you need to match your tail gate height. I have used these extenders that fit the long folding tables used for food preservation classes I co-teach at the local Agriculture Extension office.
Really great stuff in this videos! Great idea!👏
Thank you!
Thanks for the info.
The coffee tool is what I needed
Looks very Nice and its handy
We just recently got a percolator. The coffee is excellent 👍👍
Great video guys! Very helpful👍👍👍
Glad it was helpful!
Cheers for this. I've actually got my JETBOIL here on the kitchen table at home, was just looking at it. I think keeping it all the same is both easier & smarter probably called Wisdom. One gas bottle fits all. Cheers Dennis.
I agree with that approach! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!!
Love this and all the perspectives. When I look at new gear, I default to the old adage "WWMD" (What Would Matt Do). Love me some Ozark Overland. Thanks for putting this all together!
Matt and Cara are the best...just super kind people!
Great & useful video! Love the Collabs & great ideas! New sub!
Thank you so much. Can’t wait to do more collabs like this. So happy to have you as a subscriber!
Great video. Thanks for sharing 👍
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I’m just started this, I have a 02 forester bedding set up, a fire started, axe and a pot to boil with, I can’t wait to get some cool things on my travels!
Cheers and safe travels!
I prefer my gas Coleman stove, old school but built like a tank, great for simmering or cooking and saves bringing or disposing of bulky propane ( I have both the one burner and the classic thus I can choose) pair it with a Trangia and is less space than bulky propane or Isobutane lights in all kinds of weather or altitude and in a pinch I can even syphon gas from my car if needed. That collapsable GSI set rocks! I’m getting it. Thanks for the great video and tips.
Old school Coleman is a great option!!! Thank you for taking the time to share this perspective!
Great video. Love to see more like this.
Right on! I've actually made a few collabs like this: th-cam.com/play/PLv4WOiu-rUDCUx22xnEqGvZhxnHKsOFXF.html
Great collaboration 🔥🔥🔥👍🏾😎✌️
Thank you! We just launched another one on Overlanding Refrigerators. Appreciate you taking the time to comment!
What a fantastic video idea to collect input from all of the other channels. Bravo sir. For the record, I think this is the first time I’ve ever felt compelled to comment on YT. 👍
That's so cool to hear. Thank you for watching, and I'm super flattered that you commented. Cheers!
Thanks for the ideas.
Glad you liked it! Thanks so much for taking the time to comment!!
Great 👍🏼 information.Awesome video thank you 🙏🏼
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment. So glad it was helpful!
well done informative video...thanks! Long time camper here, from tents to rv's...i'm absolutely thrilled with this {new to me} overlanding idea! i'm thinking my next setup might be toyota sequoia with a tear drop. not too much for this 64 yr old!
You should have LOTS of room with that setup!! So glad you “caught the bug”. Really appreciate you watching and leaving a comment!!
Very helpful! We are starting our adventure into Overland Camping style also here in Idaho. 😊
Cheers to another Idahoan!
Absolutely love my Jetboil Basecamp!! Next up is getting a RigD Ultraswing with the folding table to cook on the back of my 4Runner
Sounds like a great setup!
Can't wait to see where your US camper adventure takes you guys. Also hoping for the full van tour too!
Just 6 minutes in and I’m loving it. 👍👍
So glad to hear it!!!
You had me with the Dewalt storage for kitchen gear, that drawer in the bottom is clutch.
The cool thing about those is that you can mix and match. For us it's been kind of the best of both worlds.
@@Venture2Roam lol I told hubby I wanted one of those when I saw them at home Depot... actually two one for tools and one for my camp kitchen.
@@lisacastano1064 Lol. Awesome.
Thanks guys 😊
You're very welcome!
Great and fun video!
Thank you!
Coleman stove has been discontinued.. so look after it. Seen hacks with it for a welding blanket 3-side cover for heat retention (especially in wind) and a pizza stone inside for even heat distribution. And yep.. a fridge.. 2 door and 2 zone helps power saving. Great collaboration effort. Loved the video. Thank you
Thanks for sharing! And thanks for taking the time watch, really appreciate it. We are doing more collabs like this very soon..hope they all turn out as positive as this one!
Great ideas and great gear!! I really like the collaboration video!
Danny and Lynn
RV America
Thank you so much!! I love these kinds of Collabs…so fun to work with other creators.
Great info!
Thank you!!
Great episode, have some shopping to do
Thanks for watching. We have expensive friends 😂😂😂
@@Venture2Roam overlanding can be a fairly inexpensive adventure but there sure are a lot of shiny gadgets out there
@@longstepadventures7770 so true. You don’t need much to get out there and explore. I really appreciate Overland AZ for making that point in the vid.
great video, greetings from Costa Rica,,, Pura Vida amigos!!!
Mucho Gracias!!! Thanks you for watching!!!
Fantastic video, we are not new to camping but relatively new to overlanding and I learned a lot of great new tips! New subscriber here to your channel and the others👋 Looking forward to a great 2022 camping and overlanding season and follow all of the channels for more great ideas. ~Shary~
Thank you so much! I'm actually launching another collab video like this today focused on refrigerators...and all of my collaborators are launching throughout next week. It's really fun to collab and hopefully share a bunch of perspectives for folks looking to get ideas or make a buying decision. So glad to hear you sub'd...I'm headed to your channel now :)
@@Venture2Roam Nice, I will be on the lookout for those! I actually have the one that Barefoot Overlander has scheduled with Ozark Overlander set on my reminders for this afternoon. Thank you for checking out my channel, I’m at 999, almost 1K💃🏼
Thanks for this video.
Very helpful, especially for guys like me who will go camping for the 1st time in three weeks.
For me, one of the most interesting products and you forgot to put the link is the Camp Chef Rainier 2X stove.
So glad you liked it! I think we're going to do a follow up vid for this stuff!
How are your adventures going? Hopefully XLNT! 🤙🏽👍🏽🍻
Awesome guys
Thanks Matt!
Awesome video!!
Thank you!! We need to try to make those cookies at camp like you guys!! So fun collaborating with you!
Not sure about those Matt guys…
@@FreysOnTheSide 😂😂
Great information.
So glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!
Awesome Awesome Awesome video!!! Learned a whole bunch, especially how varied preferred setups can be. It really is to each their own. My wishlist just increased by about $2000 though...
Thank you so much! Those guys are awesome collaborators. So glad you got some good info...and my wishlist increased after making this video lol. Thanks for taking the time to comment!
@@Venture2Roam Keep it coming! Love it! I'm gonna start with the 5 gallon propane tank mod. 😁😁😁😁
I have one of those coleman folding ovens My dad at some point put some self tapping screws in it so it stays unfolded. It is now probably over 50 year's old and I love it. Another ting its good for it will hold 6 small propane bottles but make sure when you take the bottles out use it that you make sure those little plastic caps on the end of the bottles are all out of there. By the time i realized it was in there to late just cranked it until it burned it all the out, Leason learned. Makes the best biscuits Grands 5 pack. I have nice thick aluminum pan that works best the thin pans tend to not heat as evenly
I love those old stoves. Thanks for sharing!
Amazing video
Thank you!!
At home, Bushcrafting, Camping... I don't often bother with food that stores in a refrigeration. Don't care much for dealing with ice in a box or using power, although I do use power at home for the computer and sometimes a light if it's too dark to do something. I used to have a mini fridge and a water dispenser and cook on electric stove/oven, but decided to cut down on power use. I got this small pump that fits on the spout of them big water bottles that are used for water dispenser (hot & cold water) and I heat the water with my butane camp stove or mini burner (uses isobutane canister). I don't use the lights as much as others in the family do. Only when needed.
I enjoyed this collab. I dig that sticker/graphic on your vehicle "SuBOURBON Cowboys"
Thank you! I need to make more of those subourbon cowboys stickers…they are pretty fun.
Its amazing to see how far Matts rig has came since this video. Its completely different.
Very True. I think he's gotten a new tear drop trailer since this video as well.
The oven and 5 pound propane tank will be my next OL purchase.
Hey FriesOnTheSide I got a cheap version of that mess kit (pot/pan/dish) at Walmart and it's not good quality and yes it is noisy moving around. I used it one time and not that satisfied with it, so I stored it away in my room to use for an emergency if something were to happen to the good items I have.
Great content
Thank you so much! And thanks for taking the time to comment!
Great video. The only thing I disagree with is the 12v portable refrigerators. I bought one and I found it was either took up too much room. Or it was just impractical for just keeping beer and sodas cold. I have about 5 different sized ice chests from a huge one down to almost the size of a lunch box. I much prefer to grab the one I need based on what I'm doing. Me and my son only need a very small cooler for an overnight versus needing the big one for me my wife, my daughter and my son for a couple days. I don't get the whole it makes a mess thing? I guess if your packing bread in it or something? But other then that some really cool stuff. Just wish there were more options shown for us ice chest campers.
Great point! While we love having the fridge, it's not the RIGHT answer for everyone. In fact, I did another collab vid with some of these same channels focused on refrigerators, and we made a point to include someone who uses a cooler. th-cam.com/video/U9aWd_OHe98/w-d-xo.html
Does Matt have a hint of purple in his hair? Love it 👍👍 love his tailgate table/cutting board! Awesome!
Matt changes his hair all the time...he's a ton of fun!
MATT my man! Go to REI and replace that wobbly table with the Mountain Summit Gear/Large Roll Top Table 47x28x28! I am in LOVE with mine!
Thanks for the advise! Will definitely put it on my list!
Brilliant idea! I have been searching for camping gear boxes with some kind of organization or tray. The closest I've found to what I'm looking for is the Yeti Load out. It's nice, but with there were more sizes, and they're super pricey. Never even thought of tool boxes!
We still use ours on every trip! So glad you took the time to watch!!
I didnt even know that there was 5lb propane!🤯 I hate the 1 lbs too! I gotta get one! I just can't lift the big 20lbs. Thanks for the info!
Hi thank you for putting this video together. Where can I get the round griddle you show on your jetboil? Thanks
Here’s the link! Victoria Round Cast Iron Grill.... www.amazon.com/dp/B00I2YKQCI?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
@@Venture2Roam thanks, appreciate it.
Great videos...subbed all....
Woohooo! So glad you're a new subscriber! Thank you.
Glad someone mentioned cast iron. I have all the titanium, folding cookware...and I hate it. I love my cast iron wok. I even started using it at home too...i love it so much.
I finally bought a 12V fridge. Best gear ever. I bought a BoughRV...not expensive; and a game changer.
Cast iron is great, as long as you have the space and weight. We love our little cast iron flat grill we can through on top of the stove. I so agree about the fridge…I face we just launched another collab vid talking about fridges..total game changer. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!!!
@@Venture2Roam Hi. Now using a Lodge grill pan which is great but heavy and bulky. What is the brand of your flat grill? Thanks.
@@cathyfurtado362 Hi Cathy - we use the Victoria reversible grill. We got it on Amazon: amzn.to/3LJddZF
Is the griddle 12"?
@fry, get a Hario Skerton Pro grinder with a ceramic cone. For consistent fine grinds you will want the upgrade kit, also.
Great advice!
Great advice! I will defiantly look into it. Shortly after this video I bought the overpriced VSSL grinder. It's held up with some pretty good abuse, but will will check out the Hario.
You can load Mason jars with salads and it keeps it fresh. Add dressing shake and dump
Great tip!
I bought the jetboil genesis last week and it looks great. After watching this video I just purchased the collapsible gsi pot and pan combo and the scraper. its bad when you are 7 grand in and still buying stuff last minute. I figure it is better to bite the bullet once on all the gear I need rather than suffer over many trips with a family. I am used to high end gear with years of hunting trips under my belt but I quickly realized almost none of that stuff applies when you start bringing a family with a young baby, wife and dog. If you have a baby I recommend the Morrison infant sleeping bag as well as the fleece bunting bag from Patagonia. I bought us all some merino wool layers and a few ultralight down blankets. For my main gear I got a Eureka copper canyon 8 person tent and a tarp system to go above or use as an outdoor covered area. I also got our dog a good sleeping bag in case night temps get pretty cold. I bought a bluetti 2000w solar generator with 200watt panel, a coleman queen cot/air mattress. And I am using the Mr buddy heater as backup heat with a portable CO/temp/hygrometer. 2 coleman collapsable chairs with a collapsible table, 2 pairs of merrell hiking shoes, a garmin inreach mini 2 sos/gps handheld, 2 yeti 14oz coffe mugs, a lifestraw, a new water filration system, a comprehensive emt grade medical kit, a butane attachement candle lamp, heavy duty tent stakes with drill attachement for gavel, and mutliple small kitchen, repair and other items. The thermoelectric cooler can run off the solar battery for the entire week without needing the panel as well. I am saving the yeti cargo trunk and yeti dry sack duffle bag for next year. Still looking for cool gear that I am missing but I think we are good to go now for many years to come.
Great comment...sounds like a great setup! Thanks for sharing.
@@Venture2Roam The gsi pot pan combo came and its amazing. I got a collapsible kettle to match and it fits in the same storage bag.
@@ar007r Glad to hear it..I still use mine! I haven't changed my kitchen set up since making this vid..still love it.
Omg, I am tired just reading the list of stuff that you bought. When are you going to have time to actually enjoy the trip itself?
Milwaukee packouts are a great option for storage. Expensive but awesome
Great tip!
Great video! I've found a few more things to add to my repertoire now. What grill plate are you using on the jetboil genesis?
Awesome! The brand is Victoria.
@@Venture2Roam Thanks. After a little Amazon browsing, it looked like the Victoria 👍🏻
wrapping the silverware in a bandana would be a good way to stop the rattling and it doubles as a napkin :)
Better than wrapping them in socks?? LOL. I was like - "Matt - that only works in the armed forces lol." A bandana is a great idea. Thanks for leaving a comment!
@@Venture2Roam 🤣🤣
Regarding that MSR Scraper, the best time-proven way to clean on stuck food is to soak the item in water Warm water is better than cold, but cold still works. Leave it soaking for 30 minutes for hot water, 1-2 hours for cold water and stuck on food will fall off with little effort.
Thanks for the tip!
I'm super late in catching up this video but..... how come no one mentions the ultimate cooking gear Air Fryer..... jkjk. I needed this video a few months earlier than when my Coleman grill melted, I didn't find a satisfying substitute so I just brought the home appliance instead..
I love how the 2nd guy said this took years you can have run of the mill and still have a good time. Makes me feel less of a loser. Lol
Josh is spot on there. None of us went out and bought this stuff right away.
Its hot and humid here in Evansville also. 98 degrees and 87 percent humidity
Yikes!! 104 in Boise today but no humidity to speak of. Hoping for a cool down soon!
@@Venture2Roam yeah I've heard the northwest is having a heat wave with a dry spell. Stay safe up there !
Great video. What is that grill with the spring handles that you use on your jetboil? I have a jetball and love it but I'm looking for a nice grill like that.
it's the victoria knox griddle. Love it. Still use it all the time. Get 20% off an Aeropress here: amzn.to/49ImWL4