Outdoor cooking kit, Condor H20 pouch and Stanley adventure camp cook set.

A quick look at my solo cook set for hiking, day trips, the condor h20 molle pouch with the tatonka stainless steel camping mug, the Stanley adventure camp cook set, Outad pocket stove.
link to buy adventure camp cook set below

also room for dish cloth and tea towel, lighter, fire steel, the Victorinox hiker pen knife, opinel no 9 folding carbon steel knife. also room for sauces, salt, pepper and other condiments.
i think it all goes together really well, is a great snug fit into the pouch, nice and compact and can be clipped onto the outside of a rucksack or even a belt.
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[drinxs]

Straight to the point and not talking about the weather..I like your "Chuck wagon" set up

[denniskuenze]

Nice review. here's a tip for you. If you put the Stanley pot and cup in a nylon stuff sack it will slide in and out of the pouch with ease and won't tear the liner.

[wxpm]

Great bit of kit, i did`nt think you were going to end pulling stuff out of the pouch

[robertchilders]

I have heard people say on YouTube that if you put your kit in something like a bread bag, it will slide out of tight water bottle pouches. I haven't tried it yet, but mine is not quite as tight as yours appears to be, either. Thanks for the video; it is appreciated. All the best.

[vauxhall]

What a great kit, I have the same with the stainless steel stuff too....didn't realise you uploaded..subbed :-)

[thatbme]

A lot for a little. Jet boil is not campfire friendly and 5 times what that kit will set you back.

[MidwestPrepper]

Looks like the condor pouches got smaller for some reason