I was worried that it would be WAY too small, being 7' 8" square...I was greatly surprised when I set it up. There's plenty of room for me, my gear, and my 110 German Shepard Dog! I bought 3 of them...I might buy another. Seems well made and sturdy enough. I wasn't disappointed. I don't think you will be either.

Love the 32oz bottle and cup , stove is ok but not necessary in my daily carry bag . Wish it was made in usa , little disappointing but at least i dont see a china stamp . Cool cook set

Quality very good, Just a little to big in diameter for the 750 ml tall pots. I will be using this one for a down jacket stuff sack.

Yes, I know it is "Camp Gear"!

I recently movec from a "Independent Retirement Apartment" BACK to a regular Apartment situation (@ 74 years old, I was Too Young in many ways)!

but I had not kept my former cooking equipment! I bought a fry pan, which did not take long to realize The $$$ was not well spent. Microwave cooking only goes so far, for this person, as I grew up with a Mom who was a Professional Chef.

I found this U Tube channel, saw the Quality of the gear and bought this cooking set. Somehow, I still had my Trangia Alcohol Stove!

Yes, I cook on it in my Apartment, I did the same before the Retirement Home, and the Electric Bill is more than my Alcohol fuel bill for COOKING!

I have other SRO equipment now, also Daily Cooking ...

philip, in the Great Pacific NorthWET, Oregon Division

I have a similar tripod from different brand. I know these work and, with a bit of imagination, there are multiple possibilities for cooking, lighting, hanging water bags and more.
Product well made and nice snap case for storage.

I received this yesterday and boiled water in it and it was just as good as the original canteen L bracket cook set. Except, I only feel confident using the canteen set in the summer and early fall/spring. I used to feel the same way about the bottle and cup until Dave created the wool bottle blanket to help insulate it in cold temps and cool it when wetting it in hot weather. I’d honestly prefer the canteen set year round if it had a bottle blanket that can fit with the canteen inside the usgi issue canteen carrier. Other than that, the stand alone set is fantastic!

Love the product! It just took some time to receive the Grayl and cup.

The 16.9 ultrapress is very handy for packs that have smaller cup holder pouches, like water proof backpacks and the like. I use it in my hiking kits. Smaller packs , less weight, less water needed immediately. It can also be used in every other kit as well with the pour out option. An awesome kit addition

I was tired of how long it took to inflate my Big Agnes sleep pad, but took a while to decide this little pump was worth the money. I should have done it sooner. Probably takes less than a minute now, and I don’t have to mess around after a long day on the trail.

100% recommend this course. Dave and his cadre of super experienced and professional instructors were outstanding! We booked a private course for a military reunion we did. It had been 20 years since we had gotten together as a group, so we wanted to see if we still "had it". The basic course was challenging, but also a lot of fun and surpassed our expectations.

You do a lot of walking/rucking. You are taught a lot of skills and then tested in them individually. The last "mission" was great where we put all of the skills we learned during the course to the test. We had guys who were in their 40's, 50's and one who was in his early 60's. Totally recommend it if you are into survival, or want to try something different with your friends. It's a great 3 days of learning and doing!

Works great for my PFM40 with roomto spare. I slip ihe small grill grate in the sleeve on the back along with a cut doen cutting mat I got at the grocery store. The front pocket holds an alcohol fuel bottle, an Opinel knife, GSI flatware set, a Ferro rod, and a salt and pepper shaker. Inside is my PFM40, alcohol stove, quart freezer bags a large folded up piece of aluminum foil, a bandana, packets of coffee, hot cocoa, and soup.

Pathfinder UL Scout Headlamp

First day I've had it, so not a long term review by any stretch.

The bad:
Micro USB charging, should be USB-C

The good:
good runtimes, nice weight. OK headstrap.
Velcro mounting option is awesome.
It runs in all modes while charging! This is awesome, an rather rare.
Very nice case, maybe the nicest I've ever gotten with a headlamp.

Things to know that you may care about.
It's plastic, I'm ok with that but some prefer metal lights.
Non swappable battery. I like to be able to swap out the battery, but I'm not a fanatic about it. Likely after 250 to 500 charging cycles the battery will no longer have enough runtime to be useful, but I will lose it before that most likely. This one will still run hooked to a "charging" battery pack at least, most can't even do that.

Buy one (or one for each bag/car/boat/whatever)

Does exactly what it's supposed to do with fantastic build quality, and took less than a week to get to the UK. Only problem is it keeps selling out everywhere 😁

The poncho and poles are a wonderful idea. As someone who enjoys backpacking (and 65 y/o) any time I can shed weight I’m all in. When I use this system I have deleted 2 piece rain gear, tent, rain catchment, ground tarp, etc. I recently used a 2nd poncho and attached it as a rain fly during the day and dropped it as the 2nd side of a tent at night-LOTS of room! Great product!
Thank you SRO
Sam

Rugged built and sharp right out of the box. A true woodsman's knife