Small portable hob
Discussion
I have a little bit of time off so I thought I'd visit some of the UK dark spots with my camera. I don't see much point in staying at a B&B since I expect to be up most of the night so I'll just sleep in the back of the car.
I'll need a small hob to boil water though (outside of course), it'll probably need to be one of those little butane ones. I seem to remember a recall on some though, anyone got any advice?
I'll need a small hob to boil water though (outside of course), it'll probably need to be one of those little butane ones. I seem to remember a recall on some though, anyone got any advice?
Perhaps I'm thinking of this recall, mentioned on this very page, that I didn't notice until just now
http://www.calor.co.uk/recall
http://www.calor.co.uk/recall
I had one similar to this for years, in fact I think i've still got it somewhere.
http://www.campingaz.com/uk/p-23511-twister174-plu...
http://www.campingaz.com/uk/p-23511-twister174-plu...
Grab yourself an MSR Pocket Rocket, more expensive than the budget options (HiGear/CampingGaz type things) but performs much more quickly than them too. And light and small enough at 85g to chuck in your bag if you decide to wander a bit further from the car.
http://www.gaynors.co.uk/brands/all/dp-73886/sk-16...
http://www.gaynors.co.uk/brands/all/dp-73886/sk-16...
I've got the same thing as above but only£8.00 from wilkos
Fantastic compact burner and super powerful !
http://www.wilko.com/camping-equipment-and-essenti...
Fantastic compact burner and super powerful !
http://www.wilko.com/camping-equipment-and-essenti...
If in the car and size space is not an issue just get one of those flat cheap rectangle ones that take the cans that you can buy in loads of places. Much easier to balance a pot on top of because of the low centre of gravity and large foot print. Have inbuilt starters also so doesn't matter if you forget the matches
http://www.halfords.com/motoring-travel/camping-ca...
http://www.halfords.com/motoring-travel/camping-ca...
http://www.halfords.com/motoring-travel/camping-ca...
http://www.halfords.com/motoring-travel/camping-ca...
Ive got the Jetboil Flash the 3ltr cooking pot and the frying pan, and the sumo cup,probably get the minimo next.Yes it's expensive but its awesome and does everything that i ask for it to do very efficiently. Keep all my gear in a couple of Maxpedition multi purpose bags, got enough food to last me a few days as well.
Edited by gtidriver on Sunday 28th June 17:49
rxtx said:
gtidriver said:
Keep all my gear in a couple of Maxpedition multi purpose bags
Good choice, I have a nice selection of Maxpedition bags, 9 in all I think!What ones you got???? I've got the12x5 bottle holder the fatboy versipack, a monsoon a jumbo edc, a noatak, a mag bag pals, a couple of mpb's, a laptop satchel and I've order a neat freak this afternoon. Love them.
gtidriver said:
What ones you got???? I've got the12x5 bottle holder the fatboy versipack, a monsoon a jumbo edc, a noatak, a mag bag pals, a couple of mpb's, a laptop satchel and I've order a neat freak this afternoon. Love them.
I use this lot often,Falcon II, with a mini rollypoly tactied to each side
Condor II
Sabercat (the best gadget bag ever known to human-kind)
Proteus
Neat Freak
Fatty
Chubby
Beefy
2 x Mini
The Neat Freak is great but I found it a bit cramped inside unless you remove the inner divider, depends what you'll be using it for. As a "man bag", or something to carry stuff in when you don't have enough pocket space as most people should call it, I tend to use the Proteus or Neat Freak, using the Neat Freak's shoulder strap with both. I'd like something between the Proteus and Sabercat but you can't have it all.
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