Top Backpacking Stove Review! How to Choose!

There are small considerations when choosing a stove and we go over the differences for backpacking, hunting, or car camping.

Tools I Like:

ESEE Junglas, Favorite Bolo:

2 Axes I use the most:
Gransfors Bruks
Council tool

Morakniv, Best Inexpensive Knife:

Leatherman I have used for years:

Hand Saw:

Video Equipment I like:
Nikon Z7
Cannon Rebel
Rode Videomic
Tripod
Tripod Head

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[gravyboatcookingandcamping]

Thanks for the great video. I love my Coleman dual fuel 533. I run in on unleaded. Reliable and work in cold temperatures. You should try one

[perryknetter]

Thank you for sharing great information and video

[letsgobrandon]

Another advantage to the "white gas" stove (if it's the same as the old coleman lanterns) is you could use unleaded gasoline in it in a pinch. That may not seem like that much of an advantage but if you were backpacking and happened upon a place that either didn't sell the butane canisters or were out of stock you could most likely still buy gasoline. Also that would be a plus in a preppers or bug out situation in my opinion

[Flashahol]

I use a 14$ primus stove with your average camping pot or pan and I can cook all the same stuff as on my range, but only one pan or pot at a time.

[wesjohnson]

Ever try the Walmart brand one? The Stryker I think