Solo Canoe Trip Gear Out Part 3: Canoe Trip Kitchen

This is the third in a series of canoe trip gear videos. This video features a discussion of kitchen gear that you might bring on a canoe trip. Links to the products featured are below.

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Disclaimer
Any opinions expressed in this video are mine and mine alone and are not related to my employer or any other organization or individual. I have not been paid to make this video or to endorse a product. If I am ever paid for an endorsement or provided other compensation, I will state it clearly in the video. Any advice or demonstration I provide is just advice. The viewer should take responsibility for their own actions, follow any manufacturers warnings and directions and act safely and responsibly when travelling in the backcountry.

[kevinharding]

Excellent. The best video on this topic I have ever seen

[AJB]

I’ve come to understand that, listening to you talk about cooking kit, has become my happy place.

[mmamallama]

I’ve never been in a canoe in my life, yet here I am 🤣 I’m just trying to walk in the woods more. I live vicariously through outdoor vloggers. Thanks for the help. I never miss a video.

[marksmithj]

Great video. You have a very simple and clear way of explaining things that is a pleasure to listen to. I disagree with your comments about the MSR stove, however. I’ve been on possibly hundreds of canoe and backpacking trips. Every single one of those was done with my MSR Whisperlite. This stove is almost 30 years old with the same pump it came with. Still works as well as the day I bought it. The pump may be plastic, but it will take hugh amounts of abuse. Funny that yours is cracked, though. Bet it’ll still work for many years to come…

[apriloutdoors]

Appreciate the content, Kevin. Had no idea that a mini pepper grinder existed! That's all I use at home, so definitely need to pick one up for the trail. That reflecter oven is pretty slick, too, the way it folds down. Thank you!

[denis]

That was great and reminds me of my friends that canoe...

[rechuckg]

Kevin, Another nice review on an important part of being outdoors and explanations of your experiences with cook systems. Playing with cooking gear is one of my favorite parts of being outdoors. I especially liked your description of your journey through camp baking. It is amazing the wonder on peoples faces when you create tasty, beautiful baked goods in camp. Baking really elevates your menu and diet in the wild. Thank you!

[johnkowalchuk]

I just finished a rather successful ammo box stove build and now I'm going to make a reflector oven. Thanks for sharing the link!

[allenwilson]

i have gone to the IMUSA old school aluminum caldero. I stole Mors idea and switched the plastic knob with an eye bolt. Very versatile and lite. Makes a good wok too.

[markmatheson]

I like how you painted the pot gripper! I need to do that

[Therealt]

What’s funny is the berniedawg caps are a refinement and improvement on a product produced by Primus in the early 1900’s. I use the same combo in a Trangia 25 kit.

[Jeff_goes_camping]

I just discovered your channel looking for a review on the Swift Algonquin. When I saw your name, I remembered hearing Joe Robinet mention you. I like your videos, plus….Go Habs Go!

[larrygoodin]

Kevin, as always an excellent video. Look forward to meeting you someday.

[AdamRomanoExplores]

Great video Kevin. Obsessed with cook gear and this scratches that itch. 👍

[craigrobertson]

Great video Kevin. I found laying the billy can on its side with a small grill inside and the silicone bread pans works awesome.

[toni-lynnmarcoux]

We always learn things from you! Your a great instructor and we love the way you explain things for everyone to understand no matter your skill level. Still cant wait to try your bread recipe in the bush this year! keep up the great videos and hope to see you out there!

[dwrivers]

I love the Outback Oven. Great ideas and tips - thanks Kevin!

[FreakofNature]

Quite the gear load out! Very informative I am sure many will find useful! Nice video Kev!

[erik_normark]

Great discussion about stoves Kevin! The Primus is one I've been looking at.

[mustang]

Very interesting video Kevin. I'm used to backpacking but plan on a kayak trip this summer where I can take a few bulkier items for my kitchen setup. This video care, Bluefin.