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Interesting differences. One thing you might want to check would be if the new one still nests inside the GSI and/or Wall-mart SS cup. The older one could fit inside one of these cups, giving you two containers instead of just the one for the same space. I do like the new lid. I heard of issues with melting the older lid tab because it is plastic.

👍👍👍 .. nice overview with the options 😊. With the various stacking variations and the options regarding additional storage for small items in the spaces created .. a caution of I may please .. Small, loose items when removed and not used immediately, tend to 'run and hide' .. forever 😏. Little baggies made from whatever, come in handy to keep them from emigrating. Thanks for sharing .. take care ..

The new Stanley Gen 2 cook set lid doesn't not sit correctly on the GSI or Ozark Trail nesting cups unfortunately. I'm going to see if it fits and will nest with the Coughlan's 21oz cup. Update ! The 21oz cup works perfectly the Gen 2 Stanley cook set 😀

Chinese junk. Period. Get GSI Cup or a Pathfinder cup or other no brand name stainless steel. It is much safer. Don't waste your money.

Does the old plastic cup fit inside the new one. That would give you the new pot, two insulated cups & a good amount of room inside for cooking items.

The old style looks better imo

Can’t have too many options when it comes to putting a cook kit together.

Thanks

I think the Nalgene is a moot point because not only could you not use the cups and would have to stash the lid, but you also wouldn't be able to close the handle. Best option is to use it as intended and just carry a tin cup and Nalgene nested together. Now you have the pot to boil/cook/make coffee, and also have a cup to mix oatmeal or eat from while enjoying your coffee.

Excellent and fast followup ❤

Thanks for the options

On the old one you could take the handle off and filp it upside down You also might put your cup on top of your water bottle in the bag

I watched your last video yesterday . I got the old one I haven't seen the new one yet .

Get a German M31 to go with it , between the two , there is not much you cant do in the field .

Interesting

Find lead free wick candles is my suggestion so you don't have to risk lead poisoning

Will the old one fit into the new one?

I have both the old one and this new one. In my humble opinion, I prefer the new version and think it's worth upgrading. The new one is $20 at REI which is about the same price as the old one. I also purchased three other Wildfare items as well. I really like the Wildfare skillet because it's try-ply through and through and not just the bottom. If you liked with the old style , you'll love the new one.

I got the old one I haven't seen the new one yet . My grandsons love it when we go camping. Why is Walmart dropping them tho . I don't see the Stanley stuff that much?

That , along with the German M31 , you can do pretty much anything you need to do .

Thanks for showing, I am not a fan of Stanley cooksets but I enjoy watching upgrades and new ideas.👍

Seeing how an item is packaged helps!

I enjoy the unboxing

Hi! A very interesting video indeed! Thanks! I have a question/remark though: could the pulsating be due to over-priming? In hand pumped liquid stoves, pulsating is usually due to over overpressurizing the fuel bottle. Maybe here we see a similar effect, with the priming heats the tank directly, maybe slightly overpressurizing it. This pushes fuel vapours up and makes the whole system fuel rich and unstable. Then, once the stove runs for a while, the heat distribution changes: the bell and evaporator heat up, but the tank cools down somewhat, reducing the pressure hereby stopping the pulsations? Maybe the tight wick compounded the problem by acting as a plug and allowing the pressure in the tank to be even higher? Just a thought.

Yes getting in early paid off. I was able to pick 3 up for $15. Sold the other 2 for $10 and $15.

Too bad the mylar blanket has lead in it

I have and love the Russian kit too, It is probably the least well known. Actually, I have all of those kits. The Yugo is my least favorite, I have bought two of them and the caneen leaks on both.

Nice job! These look great, I’ll be using it one my bike packing trips

Really nicely done. Just wondering why the enhanced stove has the trivets level with the top and the basic stove has raised trivets? Thank you in advance

Good "gadget", lol...

Wow, greats. I managed to restore one Radius 42 czcams.com/video/LbkZ_zVIHL0/video.html

Got 2 of these strapped to the back tail of my ATV- great for carrying extra gear without taking up any space on the deck behind the seat

Is an Altoids Tin close enough for keeping soot-free burning paste (made for table burners like raclette stoves) for a long time, or does the burning paste doesn't function anymore after some time? We do not have Altoids here in Germany, so I would have to import one in case. That's why I'm asking you before if the tin is leak proove (enough) for holding that burning paste. My very best regards from Germany and thumbs up for your video

Aluminum is linked to Parkinson’s disease. 🖖🏻

This guy loves his cook set, rubbing it up like Alladin's lamp. 😂

Thank god this man isn’t looking for the cure for cancer

ALMOST looks like the old Rhodesian RLI issued stove

your Svea collection is MARVELOUS! Modern gas stoves are terrible! they have a gravity center which is too high and between pot and stove there is also no antiskid device of any sort! For my taste a pot with hot contents should be as close to the floor as possible, and also on a good base (wide and firm) that is why I prefer to use my Trangia 27/25 with gas-adapter and external canister!!! I also own a Primus 71 set like the one depicted here, since my childhood, and it is still in top condition! Incidently just a couple weeks ago we had problems with our kitchen, so I cooked with my old Primus once more (using our normal pots). I will definitively keep this set for future use, but I will not use aluminium pots any more! Tatonka makes a nice stainless steel set, which is a little heavy (for hiking, I used this set mainly with my canoe), otherwise I have my Ti pots... and of course the Trangia 27 with alcohol burner. Greetings from wild, wet, windy, and wonderful Western Patagonia, Chile

What are you using to measure the temperature ?

Is he still selling them????

If you can find them the Rockie cups are very collectible. I still have mine from the 1980s. The Sigg 'Kettles' remain my favorites to cook with in the back country.

It’s a lot smaller than I thought it would be, could be my thick glasses that made me think it was larger.

Using the alcohol stove & hexamine fuel tabs gives plenty of options. It's a terrific cook set. I wont be building a fire in mine. The main pot has a good capacity & the shape packs very well into saddlebags on my motorcycle. The shape makes it more convenient for me than my Trangia 25 storm cooker. Thank you for sharing👍

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I like my 1943 boy scout mess kit it's steel

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Nice job. 👍

👍👍👍 .. nice 😊. Yes, products such as insulative 'reflectix' have really made things so more convenient for us .. keeping stuff cool and warm. 'Back in the day' 🙄😏 .. the '70's, to save on fuel, we used to 'haybox' our camping meals (no 'freeze-dried meals then .. I still don't use them). Pot and contents brought up to a boil .. wrap into a large dish towel .. then into an impermeable plastic bag .. and then wrap into the sleeping bag. Go off for an hour doing whatever and come back to a warm cooked meal 😋. Thanks for sharing .. take care ..

Great job!