BACKPACKING COOKING Gear that can Make a BIG Difference!! ( Cook Set Upgrades! )
Hi Campers!
I totally upgrade my backpacking cook gear setup! I update my camp cook set ( MalloMe Camping & Cookware & Mess kit ) back country knife ( Gerber Paraframe Mini Tanto folding knife ) backpack stove ( MSR Pocket Rocket 2 ) coffee system ( GSI Ultra Light Java Drip ) Skillet (Jetboil Summit Skillet ) and my salt/pepper ( MSR alpine salt/ pepper )and put it all together to make a whole new camp cook set-up for my back-country cooking that I will be doing in 20202!!!
BONUS I check out the Bison Rolling Grill for grilling in the back-country!!
Let's get ready to Cook!!
Base Camp Chris
Jet Boil Summit skillet
MSR Pocket Rocket 2
MalloMe Camping & Cookware & Mess kit
Gerber Paraframe Mini Tanto folding knife
GSI Ultra Light Java Drip
Jetboil Summit Skillet
MSR alpine salt/ pepper shaker
Beginner's Guide to Solo Backpacking: Essential Gear and Setup for Your First Adventure
In this video, we'll cover the essential gear a beginner needs to know about, and the gear you'll need to pack for your first trip. We'll go through each item, explaining why it's important and how to choose the right one for you.
We'll also share our recommended backpacking setup, which weighs only 15 pounds! This includes a lightweight tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, cooking gear, water filtration system, and more.
Whether you're planning your first backpacking trip or just looking to upgrade your gear, this video has everything you need to get started. So grab your backpack and let's hit the trails!
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Osprey Stratos 34 Backpack:
Nemo Disco 15:
Nemo Hornet Tent:
Nemo Tensor Insulated:
Sea to Summit Down Pillow:
Jetboil Zip Stove:
Exped Widget Pump:
Dry Bags:
Sawyer Water Filter:
Garmin In Reach Mini:
Black Diamond Headlamp:
Ultralight Med Kit:
Blister Kit:
Culo Clean Bidet:
Tent Pole Splint:
Fire Starter:
Trowel Tool:
Utility Cord:
Spork:
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HOKA Speedgoat 5 Shoes:
Patagonia Nano Puff Down Jacket:
REI Mid Layer:
REI Sahra Convertible Pants:
REI Sahara T Shirt:
Smartwool Intraknit Base Layer Bottoms:
REI Moreno Wool Socks:
REI Everyday Boxer Briefs:
REI Fleece Beanie:
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0:00 Intro
1:08 Backpack
1:33 Sleeping Bag
2:06 Tent
3:00 Sleeping Pad
3:22 Pillow
3:33 Cook System
4:12 Clothes
5:40 Charging
6:04 Food Storage
7:29 Water Filtration
9:45 Accessories
10:58 Pooping
11:44 Utilize Compartments
12:14 Navigation
12:31 Med Kit
13:24 Fishing
BEST BUDGET BACKPACKING COOK KIT | All-in-One Cook Kit for New Backpackers |
I think this is the best budget cook kit for backpacking! This all-in-one cook kit is great for new backpackers or experienced backpackers alike. This cook kit works well, is lightweight, and very affordable!
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BEST BEGINNER BACKPACKING GEAR IN 2022 // The Gear List I Would Get
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Gregory Pack (men's):
Gregory Pack (women's):
Pack Liner:
X-Mid Tent:
Hammock Gear Quilt:
Nemo Sleeping Pad:
Trekology Pillow:
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Vargo Trowel:
Nitecore Headlamp:
Toothbrush:
Toothpaste Tabs:
InReach Mini 2:
Thermarest Z-Seat:
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Platypus Filter:
Toaks 750mL Pot:
GSI 1.8L Pot:
MSR Stove:
Ti Mug:
Pink Spoon:
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Decathlon Down Jacket (M):
Decathlon Down Jacket (W):
Decathlon Fleece Pants:
Frogg Toggs Rain Gear:
Injinji Toe Socks:
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Garmin InReach Mini:
Decathlon Down Jacket -
REI Flash 55 Pack:
Enlightened Equipment Enigma Quilt:
Garmin Fenix Watch:
Lanshan 1 Pro Tent:
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Best Backpacking Cook Kit! (ALL-in-One On A Budget!)
Choosing a beginner backpacking cook kit on a budget shouldn't be a challenge. And with THIS set up, it doesn't have to be!
I barely knew what I was looking for when I bought my first backpacking cook kit. But boy am I glad I made the right choice when I was a beginner backpacker with this one! I STILL think this is a great cook kit for any beginner to start with and I highly recommend it to all my beginner backpacking friends!
For more information on any of these products, check out the links below!
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(affiliate and amazon links below)
Bisgear 16pc Cook Kit:
MalloMe Camping Cookware Mess Kit:
Human Gear GoBites Duo:
Etekcity Stove:
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Why don't you try some of THESE tasty backpacking recipes on your next trip!
Ramen Bomb:
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Muffin Bomb:
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(affiliate and amazon links below)
MountainTop 60L Pack:
Teton Altos 20F Sleeping Bag:
Trekology 2.0 Pillow:
Trekology Sleeping Pad:
Budget UL Cook Kit:
GSI Mug:
GoBites Duo SPORK:
My FIRST Tent- Weanas 1 Person:
My CURRENT Tent- X-mid 1 Person:
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Ultralight Ultra-Budget Cook Kit Under $10 (Make Your Own Backpacking Pot)
Why are all the ultralight things so expensive?! Well, with this DIY backpacking pot you get Titanium weight WITHOUT the titanium price! And you probably already have one!
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I couldn't believe my ears when I heard about how you could make your own backpacking cook kit and it actually could weigh less or just as much as a titanium pot but for a fraction of the cost! This budget camp cookware (or bushcraft bush-pot) is a great option for those on a shoestring budget to start backpacking, or experienced backpackers looking for a bit of a unique personalized challenge.
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Coffee Tin (8oz):
Silicone Wrist Bands:
16 Gauge Steel Wire:
Leathermen Multi-Tool:
GSI Mug:
GoBites Duo SPORK:
BRS 3000 Stove:
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(affiliate and amazon links below)
MountainTop 60L Pack:
Teton Altos 20F Sleeping Bag:
Trekology 2.0 Pillow:
Trekology Sleeping Pad:
Budget UL Cook Kit:
GSI Mug:
GoBites Duo SPORK:
My CURRENT Tent- X-mid 1 Person:
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Backpacking Gear Guide 2023 | Everything We’re Carrying on the Trails
In this video, we share our tried and true essentials for backpacking adventures - and a few exciting changes we’ve made to our packs for the 2023 season. So whether you’re a seasoned backpacker or just starting out, we hope our backpacking gear list helps you get on the trails and out into the backcountry this summer. Enjoy :) Links to all of our gear down below!
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► BACKPACKING GEAR IN THIS VIDEO:
Backpacks: The North Face Phantom 38
Tent: Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL 2
Sleeping Bags: Mammut Perform Down -7C
Sleeping Pads: Big Agnes Q-Core SLX Insulated
Pillow
Stove: MSR Pocket Rocket
Insulated Mugs: Sunwill Mugs
Coffee Grinder: VSSL Java
Bear Canister: BearVault BV450
Headlamp: Petzl Actik Core
Water Filter: Sawyer Mini
Water Bladder: Platypus 1L
Hiking Shoes: Danner Trail 2650
Camera: Sony A7IV
Lens: Sigma 24-70 f2.8
ND Filter: Polar Pro
Tripod: Peak Design Travel Tripod
Power Bank
Camera Clip
Dog pack
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0:00 Intro
1:43 Backpacks
3:52 Tent
6:03 Sleeping Gear
8:09 Kitchen
11:16 Water
13:12 Survival
17:06 Accessories
19:45 Clothes
23:53 Camera Gear
Ultralight Hiking Cook Kit & Why I Wont Change It | Toaks Titanium BRS 3000T
I have been using the same hiking cook kit now at this point for close to 3 years. It has survived the entirety of the Appalachian Trail as well as close to ALL of New Hampshire’s 48 40000 footers and 52 with a view peaks. The entire setup weighs in around 5.7oz or 162g. And includes the following
BRS 3000t Stove - .90oz or 25g
BRS sack - .10oz or 2g
Mini Bic - .40oz or 11g
Toaks Long Spoon - .70oz or 20g
Toaks 600ml Pot - 3.05oz or 86g
Toaks 600ml Pot Lid -.60oz or 17g
Total weight for whole kit - 5.70oz or 162g
Stove
Cook Pot Titanium (one in video no longer made, this is similar) or
Long Spoon or
In this video I will explain why it worked out so well for me and why still to this day I refuse to change it.
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Please note that I am not recommending any of the gear seen in any of my videos. The gear I use is what I have found works best for me at the time period I am using it. I have come to these gear choices through vast levels of trial, error, and experimenting with gear out on trail.
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BACKPACKING COOKWARE: My Backpacking Cook Kit
Today I'm showing you all the backpacking cookware I bring on a typical backpacking trip! My backpacking cook kit is what I use to make coffee and rehydrate all my meals in the backcountry. Enjoy!
► ITEMS MENTIONED:
Snow Peak Trek 1400 Titanium Cookset: (they also make a smaller size)
Humangear Spork:
I also have this Snow Peak Spork:
MSR MugMate Coffee Filter:
Snow Peak Titanium Double Wall Cup 450:
Coffee Cup Lid:
Snow Peak LiteMax Stove:
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How to Make Coffee While Backpacking [4 WAYS]:
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What I Eat in a Day Backpacking:
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BEST Budget Backpacker Kit | Stanley Adventure COOK Set!
I review the 24 oz Stanley's adventure two cup cook set. This budget cook set is a great value at $14.95 and I show you how I pack my cooking gear into it and make it work for me! This cook set will work for backpacking, camping and hunting trips! The cook set is made out of stainless steel and has 2 heavy duty plastic drinking cups that nest inside the cook pot for easy packing into your daypack or backpack!
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Stanley Adventure Cook Set
Primus mini fuel canister
MSR Universal Canister Stand
Stanley Adventure Cook Set SPECS:
Weight: 0.90
Dimensions: 4.33L x 4.02W x 5.83H in
DETAILS:
18/8 stainless steel, BPA-free
Locking handle
Two nesting insulated cups included (10 OZ / 295 ML)
Dishwasher safe
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Budget vs Expensive COOK KIT // for Backpacking & Camping
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Budget Kit (Amazon):
Budget Kit (Aliexpress):
Pocket Rocket Deluxe Stove:
Evernew Pot:
Titanium Spoon:
GSI Pot:
In this video, I compare a $150 cook kit to a $20 cook kit to see if the expensive one is really worth the extra $130!
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Garmin InReach Mini:
Decathlon Down Jacket -
REI Flash 55 Pack:
Enlightened Equipment Enigma Quilt:
Garmin Fenix Watch:
Lanshan 1 Pro Tent:
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Next-Level Gear No One is Talking About (All Under $30)
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Convertube:
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Java Drip:
Toaks Mug/Pot:
Firebiner:
Bombas Boxer Brief:
Bombas Hiking Socks:
Bombas Ankle Socks: no longer available
Bombas Active T-shirt:
Gas Adapter:
Bogler Trowel:
Trek Towel:
Compressed Towels:
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WHAT KITCHEN GEAR TO PACK FOR CAMPING: My Car Camping Kitchen Essentials
One of my favorite parts of a camping trip is getting to cook outdoors! In this video, I show you what kitchen gear to pack for camping. If you want to make some of the camp meals you see in my videos, this is the car camping kitchen essentials that I always pack! Keep in mind that you likely already have a lot of this gear in your kitchen at home. If you're just getting started, I would buy a camp stove and cast iron pan first. If you have any questions, make sure to comment below the video.
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► CAMP KITCHEN GEAR IN THIS VIDEO:
1. Stove:
2. Fuel
3. Cast Iron Pan:
4. Cast Iron Dutch Oven (4 Qt.):
5. Cutting Board
6. Sharp Knife
7. Spatula
8. Metal Tongs
9. Wooden Spoon
10. Yeti Cooler:
11. Water Jug
12. Pot Scrapper:
13. Enamel Plates and Bowls:
14. Primus Campfire Cookset:
16. Forks and spoons to eat with
17. Coffee Setup:
18. Kettle for boiling water
19. Insulated Coffee Mugs
20. Bottle Opener & Can Opener
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Ultimate Ultralight Cook Kit
This is a bare bones ultralight cook system that works. Low mess, low fuss. If you're looking for a great ultralight pot and stove to make your solo meals, check out this video. I also provide a few tips and tricks on how to re-hydrate and cook using this system.
Toaks 750 mL pot:
BRS3000 stove:
Spoon:
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Trekology 2.0 Pillow:
REI Flash 55 Pack:
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Garmin Fenix Watch:
Lanshan 1 Tent:
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Ultralight Backpacking Cook Kit
Titanium vs Stainless Steel vs Aluminum Camping & Backpacking Cook Pots - Which Is Best?
Camping & backpacking cookware usually comes in three flavors: Titanium, Stainless Steel, or Aluminum. Picking which cook pot is best for you might seem daunting to those who are new to the backcountry; but fear not! In this video, I talk about the differences of each--price, weight, and durability--and how to decide for yourself, which one might be right for you.
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Aluminum: RioRand Pot & Mug Set
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9 RANDOM Camping Items I Wish I Bought Sooner
Let’s chat about some of the random camping gear and items that I wish I bought sooner! From camp kitchen gear to camping clothes, we cover some of the items that I love, but that don’t usually get much attention. See more below for all the items mentioned and links to other camping resources…
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ITEMS MENTIONED:
1) pocket bellows -
2a) double cooking iron -
2b) single cooking iron -
3) meat thermometer -
4) Cooler Shock Ice Packs -
5a) Big Agnes Mica Basin chair -
5b) Big Agnes Big Six Armchair - (I don’t have this one, but it looks awesome!)
6) Exped MegaMat -
7) Big Agnes tent lights -
8) Duluth jacket -
9) Grayl GeoPress water purifier -
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Budget Cook Kit and Food Storage Under $30! - Cook Kit For Backpacking -
Are you looking for a cook kit for backpacking on the cheap? In this video I talk about a complete budget cook kit and food storage under $30. Prices and availability for the gear mentioned in my video were at the time of filming and are subject to change.
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• BRS 3,000T Stove $12.08 -
• Ozark Trail Cook Pot $4.95 -
• Ozark Trail Long Handled Spoon $.88 -
• Outdoor Products 20L Dry Bag $5.97-
• 50 Feet Paracord $3.94 -
• Carabiner $2.87 -
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My Backpack -
My Food Bag -
Dry Bags -
Hammock Tarp -
Hammock Gear Mesh Hammock Tarp Sleeve -
Top Quilt -
Under Quilt -
Under Quilt Protector -
Zpacks Altaplex -
Pack Liner -
3 Season Sleeping Pad -
Winter Sleeping Pad -
Sit Pad - Therma-Rest Z Seat -
Pillow -
Spoon -
Water Filter Sawyer Squeeze -
Garmin InReach Mini -
Nitecore NU25 Headlamp -
Anker 13,000mAH Power Bank -
RavPower 26,800mAH Power Bank -
Anker 30 W Charging Block -
Knife -
Rain Jacket -
Poop Trowel -
Trekking Poles -
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Sony ZV1 Trip and Vlogging Camera -
Trip and Vlogging Small Tripod -
Trip and Vlogging Large Tripod-
Shoulder Strap Clip for Camera -
Tripod Adapter for the Shoulder Strap Clip -
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My Favorite BUDGET Hiking Gear (Full Gear List)
Backpacking and hiking gear can be really expensive, but it doesn't have to be! You can get extremely nice things for extremely cheap if you would like to. In a lot of cases I choose the cheap gear instead of the really expensive gear! So all of what I am recommending here, I personally have used for hundreds or thousands of miles and I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.
My Favorite Budget Gear:
Rain Jacket -
Wind Pants -
Trekking Poles -
Socks -
Bandana -
Neck Gaiter -
Beanie -
Bug Head Net -
Puffy Jacket -
Fleece Jacket -
Gloves -
Food Bag - or
Odor Proof Bag -
Spoon -
Cold Soak - Talenti Jar or Peanut Butter Jar
Stove -
Cook Pot -
Bottles - Smart Water Bottles
Water Filter 1 -
Water Filter 2 -
Aquamira -
Quilt -
Tent -
Tarp -
Tent Stakes - Walmart
Foam Pad 1 -
Foam Pad 2 -
Ground Sheet -
Headlamp -
Flashlight -
Pack Liner -
Blister Tape -
Trowel -
Ziplocs - Instead of stuff sacks
Backpacks - Granite Gear or ULA
This is a two part video series about budget gear!
Part 1:
Keep in mind when looking at this gear above, what we talked about in the last video. You don't need all of this! Even if you've never backpacked before. You likely already own a lot of things that would work perfectly fine for hiking. Even if you plan on doing a thru hike like the Pacific Crest Trail or the Appalachian Trail. So I encourage you to dig through your home first, and ask yourself, 'is this gear?'
We also talked about researching your planned hike environment, and weather. Some hikes just require more gear than others! A desert vs a rain forest for example. The wetter environment will require more. Some seasons require more or less as well. Winter hiking vs summer hiking. I will need a lot less gear (not having to spend so much money) in the summer for instance. So research can save you money! Knowing what to expect and what is needed, OR not needed!
So I hope you enjoyed my cheap gear breakdown! This is all of my favorite gear for thru hiking on a budget. This is what I personally would get if I was starting over, and looking to thru hike cheaply. I hope my two part series saves you money on your planned next trips!
It's almost thru hiking season, and many of you are prepping things now! Maybe this has come at a good time before setting off and hitting the trail
00:00 - Favorite Budget Gear
00:53 - Clothing
07:01 - Food & Water
12:00 - Camping & Sleeping
15:38 - Miscellaneous Gear
18:44 - Backpacks
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