My Ultra-Light Cook Kit for 2022 | Backpacking | Hiking | Wild Camping On a Budget

Moving into 2022 I have had a rethink on my cook kit for backpacking trips. I have tried to lighten the total weight of it while improving the functionality.
This is my Ultra-light Cook Kit on a budget for 2022 for hiking, backpacking and wild camping.

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[andydawkins]

Very interesting mate, don't forget the wine container lol 😂🇬🇧👍🇬🇧👍

[oddmanout]

Looks like a great little setup there Dan. As you say, adding a Trangia to that makes for a one size fits all occasions! Be interested to see how you get on with the kit and if you need to tweak it at all. Good luck. Atb. Paul.

[andrewforrest]

Great video Dan nice cook set be waiting for your video thanks for sharing you and your family take care 👍 🙂

[heritageforestschoolllc]

Nice set up!! Wind can make it very difficult for cooking. So these are great options to help with that. Very good. Thank you for sharing.

[justvin]

A very nice cook set there Dan, 99% of youtube gas campers seem to use top-can stoves or jetboil, remote stoves are great. If you get an adapter for it you can use very cheap cans in the warmer months 👍

[Linleys]

That's a good setup Dan. I totally agree with the low-profile arrangement of the burner and gas bottle. Your popup cup is ideal but I just haven't done that yet - maybe you have now convinced me with this video. Yeah but - I do rather like my Trangia setup as you may well know ;) Cheers, Warren.

[modestadventurers]

I’ve pretty much got the same setup except the stove is a Soto and I just use a universal pot stand for stability. It’s pretty much bombproof and light. Great review.

[terrym]

Dan👍👍 Excellent kit, very light weight. I think you'll need to anchor the windscreen to the ground when in use, I lost one of those Ti ones in a stiff breeze😢 The remote canister stove is a solid choice, low profile will certainly be helpful. Nicely done, thanks. Enjoy!

[treksntarps]

Looks a nice little setup that . I'm nearly always a trangia and or twigstove uer but for long hikes and hills it seems to make sense to cook with gas 🤪. Hoping to get to the hills once or twice this year and was considering the pocket rocket ( sounds dodgy 🤔) or the soto windmaster ( 🤔 so does that 😂) . Food for thought . Cheers Dan . 👍

[iwalker]

Remote cannister stoves just make so much sense, lower c of g and much simpler to shield from the wind. I use the F Maple 117T most days ( think its the smaller brother of yours) and its been superb. I use the Toaks 550ml, small and very light but not as efficient as a wider pot.

[eyeofthetiger]

G'day Dan, timely vid mate, been think'n along the same lines recently. I do love the Windwmaster, but a remote type unit does make a lotta sense.
Like that particular windshield design, as long as its not so light to get blown around itself I guess.
Dig the coffee cup too, I keep burning the hell out of my lips on metal mugs, lol.
Btw; have you ever come across a long handled folding spoon ? I could make one, but if there's one already out there, I'd be very keen to get it.
Cheers Duke.

[southcoastoutdoorsuk]

Wicked little setup up liking that stove a lot, I’m at 175 g with BRS plus gas

[BurtonOutdoors]

I'm robbing all of your ideas here... been using the same system for years and I deffo need a 500ml cup in my life, also as much as I hate gas for the reasons you've stated this seems like a winner 🏆

[corporaterobotslave]

I've also switched to Ti pot and spork - spendy but worth the weight savings. But I much prefer a camelbak system for water b/c you don't have to struggle to obtain it from a drinking tube fixed to your pack strap; however, digging in your bag and twisting off a knob to get water now seems like an unnecessary hassle. Keep trekkin.

[calebmorin]

i’m gonna get an odoland cook kit, can someone please check it out and tell me if it’s a good idea to just put the pot on straight fire if i need to? i dont know if it’s bad for the pot or will break it

[ajsr]

This might be a stupid question but being new to all this I’ll ask anyway, if the wind up on the hills is strong enough to need a windshield to cook, then doesn’t that paper thin super lightweight sheet of titanium just blow away?

[AtomicBleach]

How often do you have to stake down the wind screen? I have one similar and the wind is always blowing it away.

[TheCanadianBeaver]

Keep following your nose Dan! From your Canadian friend Up North.

[Chris.D]

How is it that the collapsible cup you linked is bigger than the pot you linked, but in the video, you put the cup inside the pot

[HardyBunster]

The 100g gas can will be 200g+. 100g of gas + the weight of the can.