Overland Kitchen Setup: Tour - Part 1
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Join us as we share our overland kitchen setup, you'll be amazed at what you can do when you think outside the drawer!
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![PORTABLE KITCHEN: All-In-One WATERPROOF Chuck Box Kit! Pelican 1510 CASE [Astro Camper Van Vanlife]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YnPJO03fQiE/mqdefault.jpg)
These Pelican cases are great especially with the organizers…….extremely pricey though if you’re on a budget.
You are right, I normally don't watch these videos because I know right away after seeing that Pelican cases, they are extremely costly, a bit greedy in my opinion. I think they are just overpriced because the people who makes them wants to fill their pockets fast with money. The Lid organizer is like around 45 dollars, it's nothing but cloth with pockets on it, 20 dollars would have been reasonable.
Now this is the kind of overland video I could watch all day every day.beautiful guys,keep up the good work.
Thanks for a great vid, now I want the toast maker…so cool
I really admire how you use your space .. My application called for thinking out side of drawers & hard sided boxes & go with soft cases ... it seems it's all about discovering what works best in certain settings ... Thanks for sharing your approach that works well & is a proven method that you actually use ... adjusting as needed has been my actual experience ... thanks again as I figure out my life's setting that I have to work with ... lol I sure enjoy the present challenges that arise ...
I was always against the drawer systems because it is not easy to remove if you want to use your truck to transport items. but a lovely kitchen box like this is easy to grab and bring into the house to make room, how brilliant!
I have been watching these camping/overlanding videos for a while and trying to grasp what to take but this video with the organizational content has to be one of my favorites. Great work and attention to detail...😀
I've watched a lot of you tube videos on car camping, back packing, nomad living but your Pelican organization was amazing!! Well done, to day the least. Just subscribed as a first time viewer. Very impressed.
You two are awrsome! Glad I ran into your video, you have great ideas. We are just starting our overland journey
Hi Guys! I'm just studying what to do with my FJ40 double cabin pickup and I was not very convinced about working on a complex, heavy and noisy drawing system... But now, after this video, I'm not convinced at all!!! LOL! Very nice kitchen setup, congrats!
Howdy Doodee! Thanks for the very entertaining and informative episode! Cheers!
Fantastic video, thanks so much for putting all of this information together.
Absolutely fantastic info. You guys are So organized! I also appreciate the links to all your gear. I’m getting back into camping after many years and have begun the process of buying new gear. This video really helps and I’m amazed at the advances that have been made with equipment. Short trip planned for the fall and next summer The Adirondacks. I’ll be watching all your videos. Thanks again.
Love your organization! You two are great together, very entertaining and informative at the same time. Subscribed!
Pelican cases are just awesome!!!
Wow so organised. Thumbs up
Stumbled accorss this looking for easy solutions to packing up a Renegade Trailhawk to travel from Austria to Norway with my 2 pups. Lots of roof space but not so much back space for a drawer setup...great ideas!!!
Thank you guys so much for the videos. I appreciate the time you took being so detailed.
+Vinicius Oliveira thanks for watching. I’m glad the sense of detailis coming through We want to help though our experiences...Mark
Hi guys, I like your version of a Chuck Box. Awesome setup! Happy Trails
You two have it goin on.
Great idea using the case. I am going to be purchasing a jeep soon and start over-landing with it very soon. Awesome ideas, can't wait to watch more videos for ideas.
Very well thought out and organized.
Boy, you guys are super organised! I love your system. Thanks for sharing.
Super detailed video. Great set up. Thank You.
Thank you!
Well thought out Camp "Kitchen" Box. After twenty years in the food service business, I can tell you that any type of "semi-permanently affixed" drawer system for food preparation and storage is a very bad idea - especially in a vehicle. Poor sanitation (dirty, improperly washed hands) and surface cross contamination (using cutting boards, utensils, cleaning rags, containers, etc. for both raw and cooked food) are the number one and two causes of food borne illness. Just because it looks clean does not mean it's sanitized. And once something spills or splatters in the back of the Jeep, most people are not going to take the time to properly clean and sanitize the drawers, rails, handles, carpets, mats etc. Anything that is sticky, greasy or damp is insect and vermin magnets. So kudos for keeping it organized, clean and sanitized!
Thanks for the awesome video and great setup. I'm just in the process of building up my camping / overlanding rig for my first proper trip next month 🙂
Your kitchen organization is amazing! I totally agree that each thing should have its own place where it lives that's the best way to keep things organized! Well done series and thank you very much for sharing your experience! I am also looking at the 1650 cases as a way to organize things and looking at your setup I am curious to ask what is the main divider that you use in your cases? I would assume that is a separate purchase, looks like the Pelican 1655 padded divider set?
Love your set up. Thanks for sharing and in great detail!
Thank You!
Don’t forget that great burger joint!🤣🤣🤣
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Looks great
Great information! Thanks for sharing.
I fell asleep watching this video…dreamed I was watching it…and fell asleep in my dream…
Wow amazing job guys I’m def using this as my system. Thx
Thanks for watching!
Subscribed ! Thanks for the tips mate.
Do you guys have any regrets going with the big cases? I use two identical cases used in an identical fashion and occasionally I have very slight regrets (only very slight) when moving the cases in and out of vehicle, or even just shuffling around in the vehicle. They become HEAVY based on the amount of gear they can hold.
This is the most OCD overland video I've ever watched.
It’s CDO…😂
Nice setup, i dig it
Thanks you!.
Nice setup.
I love your system. I've been having a hard time with "clutter" in all facets of my life. I already have most of these items and can't believe how simplified your process is. I think what clutters me camping is the 3 types of camping we do (RV, Family Tenting (long and short trips), and scouts). So trying to be organized often requires 3 different gear sets and 1 complete storage shed. My other clutter down fall is storing my overflow with my normal stock. I am really looking forward to seeing your box 4! Thank you so much for sharing, its very generous. I do have a question on the Nalgene containers/bottles: is it brand for you, quality, or food handling? I have containers that might work, but don't know anything about Nalgene.
As you can see I'm not a fan of the big pile storage system...
Nice video, keep the videos coming ✌
No matter which pelican case I purchase, I can purchase these dividers and organizers on the website that fits exactly? No cutting, gluing, stitching on my part? And of course it's how I organize to suit my needs, right?
Do these pelican cases have interior bottom attachment for roof rails? Or roof rack? Or is it I have to strap it down with ratchet straps?
You think pelican is better or does roam have a chance?
Just started to see your videos. Love them so far. How often do you overland? And how long? Just started but we are an older couple and wondered how much time before we say no more.
I was able to click on the link and find the organizer for the lid, but could not find the organizer for the interior. Can you please send me a link for the interior of the box organizer? Thank you!
Any thoughts on why you went with the Pelican case and not a Front Runner Wolf Pack?
What’s the name of of the dividers you guys use?
Where did you get the organizer deviders
Have you tried bamboo "paper towels"? Love them.
I am not seeing the bottom organizer on your gear we use and trust link - might you link to your purchase please?
$2k In A Chicken Box.
Any of those old worn out gear items you have, I would be grateful to have!
Hey where did you guys find the foam dividers? Are those the 250 ones from the Pelican website? $250 is just ridiculous for dividers. I just ordered the lid organizer. Thanks a bunch for the info
Liked it and shared and subd
What divider system is it made by
I want that net that hangs on the roll bars
Excellent organization. Must make camping much more enjoyable than rifling around in bags or boxes looking for something you know you brought with you but can't find it now! Where did you get the bottom dividers?
The case came that way...
Rigid boxes are 1/4 the price and lighter weight
Hi there...where did you purchase the interior organizer, please? Ive tried Pelican and NalPAc for my Hardigg/Pelican large foot locker without success. Thanks and well done!
What is the organizer you have under the lid and how did you attach it?
Great videos! I love being organized too! What do you use the other two pelican cases for? I think you have 1 more -1650 & 1 - 1660 that I couldn't find what you use those for? Thanks for all the insight!
I love this video. What did you use for the pelican case divider? I don't see that in the amzn list provided
Do the zippered compartments come with the box or are they add ons ?
Where did you get the boxes? The link isn’t working
What size and kind of Pelican case are those? I can’t seem to find them
Great video!. Thanks for sharing. Can you tell me if your cases had no foam when you bought them or did you remove it? I do not want black and I am not finding the Desert Tan without foam.
Absolutely excellent organization. Very nice! What is the typical weight of each when fully loaded as shown in your video?
Good question! FYI, we have two more videos coming in this series. One that we will cover the last two cases and a summary video. We will be covering this in the summary video in detail.
The kitchen and the pantry cases range from about 90 to110 lbs for both. The kitchen case is usually the lighter case. The pantry case can really move around in weight. I can handle them fine but if Nicole was the only on handling them I would break them into the smaller cases. As I said there will be much more detail on this in the summary video... Mark
Hey Guys I liked the video but I’m on the fence about the pelican cases do they come with the lid organizer and the soft dividers
They are amazing cases, but you have to buy the dividers and lid organizer separately, or if you order from Pelican, they have different model numbers for the divider cases and add-ons.
What is the black inner divider in the main box?
Who makes the storage divider?
Thanks for the video! Where can you find the flexible regulator you guys have for your stove? I have been looking all over to replace the rigid regulator the stove comes with no luck.
Hey Victor, thanks for watching! In the description, there is a list of gear and the Amazon affiliate link. The flexible regulator you are looking is called "30-Inch Hose Regular to 1 lb Cylinder". I don't know if this will work for you but its the one we use, it took me a while to find...Mark
Great Video. Just the way I like to do things! What is the name of your insulated french press. I am interested in purchasing one.
Can you do a review on the 4th pelican case
What is the brand of your collapsible wash basins. I can’t find them? Thanks
I know Ortlieb makes them
Where did u get dividers ?
What size case are you using?
Which pelican case is this?
what size are those Nalgene bottles?
Hi Mark, what brand are your folding tubs? Can’t find anything similar anywhere! Thanks
Look in the description, you will see a link to our trusted gear...
Great system, where did you get the divider system for lid and box?
I don't know.if you're still.windering about the divider system, but in the third video of the series, she says that it came with the case.
Informative. But very expensive gear.
Very informative, thank you. I do like the pelican cases, but they are a bit heavy. Where did you guys secure them? On the roof or the trunk area? I'm still deciding whether I should make drawer system on my Jeep or securing my items on boxes like yours.
Yes, they are heavier than let's say Alu-Box but they are way lighter than a drawer system. If my wife was the only one moving them around I would break them into 3 smaller cases. The weight is gear and food. The kitchen case doesn't change in weight but the pantry does. It all depends on what we put in it.
I would recommend watching our other videos czcams.com/video/ZH2AKhYV9HM/video.html to see how all of our systems work together. I think this video would help answer your other questions...Mark
@@markbouliane6289 Mark, thank you for sharing your link and you've clarified my question.
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The only thing your missing is a fold away dog and kids.
WOW 300 and more Dollars for a pre molded plastic box. Most people don't know to make those is very cheap to make. It just getting outrages and the price people charge for stuff like this. I would need like 4 of them so you really think I would spend over 1000 Dollars for just a plastic box. I don't care how thick they are it's only a few dollars to make them thicker.
They are too expensive for me. Nice though.
Environmentally-friendly dish soap. Disposable plastic forks and knives. Sorry, just can't marry the three.
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cant live without coffee. grow up . lol.
Soooo..it looks like it takes about an hour to setup kitchen services...Nope!
This comment makes zero sense...
So all a person needs is four $700 cases that take up a ridiculous amount of space and has your things spread out in no logical order that you have to dig out other things so that you can get to them when needed... and why bother with environmentally safe dish soap when you eat with one-use plastic wear, storage bags, garbage bags and plates?
Where do you get the wind breakers?