Nesting Cup with Measurements Outside
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- I found a new Nesting Cup with measurements outside and inside the cup. This Nesting Cup is very easy to read because the measurements can easily be seen inside and outside of the cup I'm confident this Nesting Cup will become my new favorite. Honestly, it already is.
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By the way, it seems that the shorter version has the black letters and the larger pot/kettle is engraved...
That is good to know. I'm gonna pin your comment to help other people know as well.
This is the 3rd time I've watched your canteen/bottle comparison video. I learned 2 new things this time. That led me to this video and the new DZO cup. I like this one better as well. For the most part. Putting holes in the top of the cup for the fish mouth spreader are no big deal. Can you use the Pathfinder lid /w the DZO cup? Does the sea to summit collapsible cup nest properly in the DZO ,and pathfinder cups?
Holes for your canteen lid. Set lid on solid surface. 2x or 4x4 will work. With fine point punch, lightly tap a divet for each hole.
NOTE: Caution not to dent lid by tapping too hard. Just tap enough to set fine drill bit point.
Drill hole /w drop of oil. Motor oil will work just fine.
Increase drill bit to desired hole size/w another drop of oil. C clamp or a clamping device to hold lid firm against hard surface is advisable. NOTE: Do not push hard when drilling. Let drill bit, and high-speed do the work. Be patient.
Thank you for the videos. Great job. As much as I know I still continue to learn. Take care my friend. God bless you and yours.
Yes, the Pathfinder lid will fit on the DZO cup. Also, the Stanley Adventure Cup Cook Set lid fits on it as well. The Sea To Summit cup does fit on the bottom, just like it does with the Pathfinder nesting cups.
you do a nice review
and you took your time to deliver accurate information.
well done.
I'm really glad you enjoyed the video.
I like the engraved measurements better than the printed or laser ones. I cook and use scrub pads and the engraved will never come off.
Unfortunately, I can't find these anymore. They don't ever seem to be in stock. If I knew they wouldn't be around long term I would have bought more when I had the chance.
I recently purchased one of the DZO 27OZ cup w/lid. Haven't had the opportunity to use it . I too appreciate having the stamped measurement markings from 4OZ-24OZ. I have nested it with: the 38OZ stainless steel Nalgene bottle, G.A.K. bottle stove, 18OZ Ozark Trail cup, an additional DZO lid (for the Ozark Trail cup) and easily fit it all in a Condor water bottle pouch that I also tuck a fish mouth spreader into. Love your channel and reviews.
The DZO is still my favorite nesting cup. I use it all the time. Being able to measure out my water for Mountain House Meals really has made my life a lot easier. It makes my meals taste better when I have the correct amount of water instead of just guessing. Thank You so much for the support.
DZO nesting cups are great. Well built and strong handles,does the job. Every cup comes with a lid,I like it ! Glad you made this video.
Thank You so much for watching.
I purchased both DZO cups and nest both top and bottom of a 38oz nelgine water bottle. Part I love the most is they pull out of condor water bottle bag easier than the Stanley pot plus you have to attach the handle. Plus a 38oz nelgine bottle will not nest in the Stanley adventure pot.
I really like the DZO nesting cup. It has been my favorite for a long time now.
@@newageselfreliance too bad they don’t sell the big ones anymore
Good Video! Thanks!
Like you I started out with the Pathfinder Cup, it works! I next bought a solo stove and pot and use both from time to time, mostly for overnighters or when I take someone along.
Last summer I bought a lixada titanium cup set (500/350ml) with lids and combine them with a toaks alcohol stove. For my day hiking needs that cook kit is just right. Perfect size & weight. This is not a nesting cup, so it doesn't quote fit the theme of your video, but it shows a possible evolution..
I have a Keiths Titanium cook set that is really nice and super lightweight. I really enjoy the Titanium options but a lot of people that watch this channel don't want to spend that kind of money on a pot.
Wolf Pack Woodcraft I agree, the nesting cups are plenty good enough!
For a beginner who doesn't know if hiking/camping is for them, they are the way to go. The Toaks' TI canteen set, as an extreme example, makes no sense in the beginner scenario (unless the newcommer is ultra rich)
My point is, that I learned that the stainless cups at ~750ml are a bit too large (and thus heavy) for what _I_ need and use.
We all have different needs.
I find I like to use two cups, one for tea, the other for a snack/noodles/whatever.
Caroline always brings two cups. She likes having her meal and drink at the same time. I guess I do too I just always have a bottle or can of MTN Dew and don't need the extra cup to drink.
Thanks for the update video. I recently went to wally world. I picked up the Stanley cup and their Ozark cup to nest. I'll put them in the fire this spring I guess. At least they won't rust like the tin cans I had.
The Stanley Cup system is a tried and true kit. I have never heard anyone complain about the build quality of any Stanly product. I'm sure you will really enjoy using it.
Yep, I trust you with your opinion.
I like the engraved version !
I have not really decided on a nesting cup system. But I will.
I like my canteen/cup but change is good.
When I got this cup I was so excited. The measurement marks starting at 16oz has been one of my main complaints for a long time now. This not only fixes that problem but the ability to see the lines inside and outside the cup really is awesome.
@Red Oak, the Pathfinder 25 oz. cup now much larger butterfly wing handles now.
Are they thicker wire or are the openings just bigger???
@@newageselfreliance I believe both bigger opening and a very hefty gauge for the butterfly wings. I don’t have the older version to compare. But I can’t imagine them being any thicker-would be weird.
@@newageselfreliance I just received mine last week from the Self Reliance Outfitters. Very heavy duty and nice quality. Better than I expected from the photos.
I might have to get one just to see how it compares with my older ones.
Thanks for the review, buying 2 DZO cups to nest in my Nalgene bottles.
You will have to let me know if they are like mine or like the ones in the picture. Hopefully they are just like the one I got. This is still my go to nesting cup.
Nice equipment bro. I do like that last one you showed a lot. May just head over and snag me one!👍🏻👍🏻
If you do get one let me know if you get the one I got or the one pictured on Amazon.
Great Choices, Kory ! I Love My Stanley Green Cup Set ! Hay Caroline ! Scratch for Mora ! ATB T God Bless
The Stanley system is a great little set. I just like the nesting cup because it wraps around my water bottle taking up almost no additional space in my pack. I hope you have an awesome week.
Man thats nice. Pretty cheap too. Currently using the walmart brand as a small cup then the Stanley as the cook pot. But now youve got me intrested.
If you do order a DZO let me know which one you get. Hopefully its like mine but let me know if you get the one pictured on Amazon. I'm hoping I got the new model and they all come this way now.
@@newageselfreliance the one im seeing in your link doesn't have makers on the outside. Did yours not show it either?
@@titanpreparedness No according to the picture on Amazon it has the same measurement markings as the Pathfinder. The one I got is the one in the video. If you order one let me know which one you get. If they send you the wrong one you can use my video with a timestamp to show the one you actually want.
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@@newageselfreliance okay i ordered the tall one and ill see. Thanks bud
I have the gsi glacier 24 oz. I use a extra stanley adventure camp cook set lid I have laying around & on top I have a Walmart camp cup 5$. With a guyot design water bottle in a condor h20 water bottle holder. So basically it’s a pieced together pathfinder like setup. lol it probably would have been cheaper to just buy the pathfinder setup but mine was more fun to put together.
It's always more fun building out a kit yourself. The only thing I don't like about the Stanly lid is that green plastic handle.
Yeah I cut the green plastic thing off and did the key ring mod.
The DZO cup would be perfect for me if it had a bail. I would like one that had the narrower base, as well, that would allow an additional shorter cup to nest and that could utilize the Nalgene Backpacker model similar to the Stanley cup. The Stanley cup would be ideal for me if it had this style handle.
You could drill some holes into the sides of the cup to hang a bail. The issue I have with the narrow bottoms is you can't nest a Nalgene bottle inside of it. What do you use the second cup for?
@@newageselfreliance I would use the larger cup for a meal such as soup and the smaller cup for coffe or tea. You cannot nest the "standard" nalogene in the Stanley, but the "Backpacker" nalgene nests nicely in the Stanley and since it is narrow at the bottom a GSI cup will nest with the Stanley (or a standard Nalgene). I do like the "standard" Nalgne more than the narrower backpacker one, but I dont' mind it and it is 32 oz. I don't like the Stanley handle, though, as it would have to be removed to nest the water bottle in it. I guess I can just toss a collapsable cup in my kit and use a Pathfinder cup with either of the Nalgenes.
The Sea to Summit cup ( amzn.to/3bFvDLe ) fits perfectly on the bottom of both the DZO and the Pathfinder cups with the Nalgene on top. I use to carry the cup and use it for measuring water for my meals. Now that I have the DZO with the measurement markers I don't use it but Caroline does for coffee and tea.
I found a titanium cup at a great price with a bail and the straining holes in the lid. The are all over amazon now. I think vaulcan is one of them.
I've been looking at those. It's hard to find a Titanium container that has measurement markings on it though.
Wolf Pack Woodcraft I found one it’s the iBasingo 900ml on Amazon. $31.00. Timberbrother makes a 1100ml no measurements but dose nest a nalgen bottle
@@goneoutside1011 That is weird that it is market in Liters instead of Milliters.
Wolf Pack Woodcraft I would assume it would depend on where in the world you live. But in my opinion I would say it should be in ounces or milliliters.
Wolf Pack Woodcraft on second thought since nalgen bottles are liters it would make since.
DZO cups are no longer available anymore it seems. Why all companies don't have measurement markings on their cups is beyond me.
I can't even find anything similar. I would think measurement markers would be a standard thing all companies would do.
@@newageselfreliance Yeah thats too bad. I'll probably just go with a basic GSI for my budget.
I hate buying new better stuff because i wind up with quite a bit of the same thing just a little bit better, you wouldn't believe my collection that I've gathered over the years.. I think I need to have a yard sale this morning.. good video bud
I'm in the same boat as you. I have so many different things that work the same but have one little difference that makes it unique. I use this CZcams channel as an excuse to keep upgrading and then I don't wanna get rid of anything because people like to see my comparisons. It's a never-ending cycle of buying and storing things. To be completely honest it does feel good walking into a fully stocked room of camping toys though.
@@newageselfreliance lol ... U know thats right !! I have a 12 x 16 shed ( man cave ) plus a spare room in the house full of stuff its crazy, but the wife dont complain "to much"lol
I'm just lucky that Caroline likes camping too. Otherwise, I don't know what I would do.
Hi Kory, good video, thanks! I'm liking that cup too. I have the GSI cup, yeah, I was bummed out it doesn't have a lid or measurement lines. I almost bought the Pathfinder for those reasons. Thanks for pointing out the problems between the lids. I have the Pathfinder canteen cup cook kit. I'm still banging my head deciding what kind of cook kit to pack. Whether it's the canteen cook kit, a Nalgene or stainless bottle with cup and lid or my Stanley with the lid. Seems like the bottle kits would weigh less than the canteen kits. Since I don't have a scale yet I would like to weigh the differences with and without water in them.
I might have to make a video talking about the weight difference. It will give me a good reason to play with my new scale.
@@newageselfreliance That would be great!👍
Just about a perfect messing cup, in thank you bro!!! I just ordered 2
Glad I could help.
@@newageselfreliance can I send you an Amazon link with it's the Pathfinder it but better and cheaper
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Very cool I'm actually thinking of buying one I'm also planning on buying Etekcity Ultralight Portable Outdoor Backpacking Camping Stove with Piezo Ignition from Amazon. Does the cup fit on top of one of those stove? Thanks
Yes, it fits with room to spare. You can add a cotton bandana and Bic lighter as well as the Sea to Summit measuring cup I showed in the video and the lid still fits tight.
I followed your link but it doesn’t seem like there is a choice to select between the two sizes they offer. I think they are o my selling the 20 oz. but I’m looking for the 27 oz. like the one you are showing in the video. Are you able to share more info on how to get the27 oz. please?
I just checked the link and it has both the medium and the tall. I have the tall. They may have been sold out when you check the first time but it looks like the talls are back in stock.
@@newageselfreliance oh yeah! I wrote to them about it through Amazon and they replied that they were going to fix the glitch. I just checked and ordered it! Thanks for getting back to me. I’m very excited to add this to my gear! Thank you so much for this video. I was not satisfied with my Sierra cup.
@@daraung8979 You will have to give me an update once you get it. I'm sure you will really enjoy it.
Hmmm possible new design??? I have two of the same dzo pots last one purchased in the beginning of summer mine was not ingraved
Hopefully, it is a new design that they keep. I really like the smaller measurements and the ability to read the lines from both the inside and outside of the cup.
I watched a video a while back some one who marked his own cup with a punch. I'm cheep and may just go that route, but I have not lived enough yet to need to use the measure marks. I hope to regret saying that ha ha. I think if you can see them from the inside that on the side is fine but ya if you can't see it from the inside the front would be best.
I've thought about using a file and making my own lines on the outside of the cup. In the end, I decided it was more work than it was worth and just bought that Sea To Summit cup with the measurements I needed.
@@newageselfreliance I don't order stuff on line so there's that. But hey a file good idea. At this point the only cup I have is the one that comes with the canteen nestled inside it. You did a review on one a while back. Heck I wasn't even sure if I could use it to heat anything up over a fire in it. Lol. I'm learning, you are great to watch for this reason of me being pretty new at the gear stuff. I camp I'm just wanting to get into using stuff and not going without hot drinks or soups and such.
I'm really glad you are enjoying the videos. If you have any questions don't be afraid to ask. I had to teach myself all this stuff so I know how it feels not know anything and wondering what to even Google or search for. I will try to help the best I can.
@@newageselfreliance Thank you.
I’m using the Stanley
A lot of people use the Stanley system with the green cups. I like how the nesting cups fit around my water bottle not adding any bulk to my kit. The Stanley is a great system when you know you are going to be drinking a lot of hot drinks.
Wolf Pack Woodcraft
Looks like a great cup you found. 👍
Does the fuel canisters fit in that and if so which size
It perfectly fits a 32oz Nalgene bottle. So if I remember right, I think a Jetboil 100gram canister is the same circumference as the Nalgene and should fit.
@@newageselfreliance cool I've been wanting to get something like this and a little stove keep everything together. I'm about to place my order for this and the etekcity mini stove. Thanks for the help
@@avatargunner6776 I'm glad I could help. You will have to let me know what you think of your new system once you get it.
@@newageselfreliance I sure will. Soon as I get it I'm going to ahead out to the woods Before Sunrise, set my chair up get my water boiling make me a nice hot cup of coffee to watch the sunrise in the middle of the Woods oh yeah.
@@avatargunner6776 Living the good life.
Hey Kory, does the pathfinder lid fit on the new cup?
Yes. The Pathfinder, BattlBox, DZO, and Stanley green cup set all have the same size lid and can be interchangeable.
@@newageselfreliance does the new cup come with the holes?
No It doesn't.
Dnc cups
I'm not sure what that is.