Camping Cook Kit On A Budget - A Ultralight Bikepacking Stove Kit for 50$

Ultralight bikepacking and backpacking cook setups have come a long way, but do you need to break the bank to get a reliable one? Neil explores one of the cheapest lightweight stove kits in our latest video. Offering a mini-review of each and sharing weights and prices.

Outline:
Intro - 0:00
Stove - 2:19
Pot - 4:37
Spork - 7:21
Fuel Transfer Device - 8:45
Total Price and weights - 9:25

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::About The Host::
Geometry: 150lbs, 5'9.5", 32" inseam, +2.5" Ape index

[albertb]

I love obsessing over and endlessly refining kit, so I enjoyed this video!

[micahyarbrough]

Neat little stove. It was great to see it side-by-side with the Pocket Rocket 2 since the shape is so similar. My Pocket Rocket 1 will probably last forever, so I can't see replacing it, but this is definitely smaller. I use an Olicamp mug that fits on a Nalgene, not titanium but basically the same functionally. I've seen where people put silicone tubing over the handles. Olicamp actually makes an identical-looking ti cup to yours, so I'm guessing it's a generic cup with lots of brands.

[georgeboron]

Thanks for covering budget priced equipment. Not everyone can afford the high-end stuff. What about using the little stuff sack that the pot comes in as a hot glove?

[andrew_gardner]

The Evolved 750ml pot is nice, with small features like a wooden lid handle and bail for cooking over a fire if you want to. And it's only $32 on Garage Grown Gear. I can fit a 110g gas canister, lighter, BRS stove, and 3D printed gas can stand all inside the pot.

[kennyness]

Exactly my stove/pot/spork combo. The long spork reaches down into bags of rehydrated foods, and 1/2 gallons or ice cream (1/2 gallons are often cheaper than pints at places like Dollar General stores).

[firsthippy]

Pretty similar to the setup I settled on. Brands are probably different as I'm in the UK. I went for a Soto Windmaster as I just found the BRS a bit 'too light' as you say. Looks like I need to get into the can refilling thing - it would help a lot since most shops seem to have the bigger canisters rather than the little ones I'd prefer to use for shorter trips.

[chrisreichel]

It's hard to believe from a video just how small, light, and inexpensive that stove is. It's a great piece of kit

[joshlarue]

A long handled spork/spoon is amazing. I can't believe I used a short one for so long, before getting the bigger brother. So worth the weight.

[emmetwalsh]

I use a trangia aluminium Handel on all my pots when I need to pick up . Very light also,
Saved fingers from burn marks

[VanJolene]

That pot would be even more perfect if it had a pour spot! Imma def get that stove!

[SamLasky]

Nice! I use this EXACT setup, right down to the TiTo spork!

[DrewPeabawls]

The stove is already 5 cents more expensive since this video got posted!

[rogerhart]

Great video. Great review. Plan on trying the stove.

[k.whiking]

I use a very similar set up, my pot is the Tomshoo version of the 650ml pot and the brs stove, together with a Sea to Summit cup and mini Bic lighter.

[MacMasore]

1:09 canister stoves are quite common in Western Europe as well, a lot of them historically being the Campinggaz brand.
I have that BRS Stove to, not had to use it much but the few times I did it worked great (I think I learned about it from Ridesofjapan

[gwmtnbiker]

I keep the long handle spoon with the food instead of with the kitchen.

[pantibmx]

i have a similar kit, 750cc aliexpress ti pot, brs 3000 ti stove, 4oz cannister and jetboil cannister stand... cheap, light and functional... a friend of mine hade been ussing the brs stove for years now and never got issues, even usin it with a 1 liter pot...

[franky]

I also used the BRS stove. I agree that the BRS is cheap and very light. However, it is very loud and not particularly efficient in terms of gas consumption. My favourite screw-on canister stove is the Soto Windmaster. IMHO all Soto stoves are great...

[GattMiffin]

Fire Maple Petrel is the new Goat. 1:30 water boil and light

[JoeCincotta]

Just what I needed and didn’t even realize it. Awesome videos, keep it up! My go to for all things bike packing