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@jarred267

3 ай бұрын

Theres a griddle pan that works with the same handle

I agree on them needing a 1 person version. I’m a truck driver…. Don’t need 4 of everything for just me 😂

The bag is also a water basin for washing dishes.

I agree on the 1-person, slightly smaller version with 2 plates, 2 bowls, slightly smaller pan, smaller pot, no mixing bowl needed, etc. The ComplEATly Enough.

I think the cutting board kit is neat .. but I dont like that the board is exposed to all my other gear .. (first thing and last thing I will always have to do is clean the board)

I have the opposite problem. I take as little as possible. I am a minimalist. I go camping to get away from stuff.

The Gerber pot set is okay. I personally use a $25 set from Walmart. Stainless steel as well. 2 pots, a skillet, lids for all, 4 cups, 4 lids for the cups, 4 sporks, and 4 plates. Hard to beat all that especially for $25. I'm on year 4 with them still holding up great.

@walkertexaslawyer713

4 ай бұрын

can you link them pls ?

@Pp4Gd

3 ай бұрын

I would appreciate the name of the set.

@user-yo3tx6so8g

3 ай бұрын

Link?

Magnetic = works with induction As far as the gear when I go out I bring a cast iron pan ~ 12”, bbq style tongs, spatula and kitchen spoons, a strainer/mixing bowl combo and one non stick kitchen pot. Pot sets in pan, utensils set + knifes in a chefs style knife roll and bowls set in pot. Fits in a 16” tupperware and I bring a 2 burner camp chef with a convertible griddle thing and a 20lb propane bottle. Overall it works well for my gladiator for camping or tailgating

The Stanley cook sets are nice and compact too

"I don't know why you'd like hiking" 😂😂😂 I'm with you. I've got my jeep to get me to remote places.

@Casey250

4 ай бұрын

Burn fuel not calories :)

@davidfence6939

3 ай бұрын

Way too many remote places you'll NEVER visit with your vehicle. Sorry, I'll keep hiking and going more places than vehicles will ever go. Plus keeps you in shape which a vehicle tends to sedate you and overtime fatten you.

I really like the Sea To Summit camp gear, they do a few pot sizes and then bowls/plates that fit inside. The bowls & plates clean really easy with just water or a bit of kitchen roll. The Sigma pan I have has a swivel/lock handle and metal lid and works on my portable Induction cook top, they also do a collapsable range of bowls, plates, mugs and a pan and silicone 'kettle' with metal base and super lightweight polycarbonate or titanium cutlery. I have a couple of the Delta 2 person sets of the rigid bowls and plates in my campervan - they nest within each other really well and take up very little room - if you buy them as a set they come in a net bag. The mugs come in different sizes, some with neoprene jackets and lids, they are grippy, so great for kids or people with a weaker grip. They also do a small neat Camp kitchen kit that can hang on your door with washup brush, bottles for oils, foldable cooking utensils and a microfibre dish cloth and quick dry tea towel. Other products include a folding sink, which is made of fabric, so tiny. Most of the gear is aimed at hikers, so very lightweight, but also durable. They also have heaps of other outdoor gear, always good quality - one of my favourites is the Pocket (solar) Shower. Worth a look at their gear, new cook ware range Detour and dinnerware Passage have just been launched.

That would have been a nice kitchen kit for my family of 5 car/tent camping in a station wagon cross country kit. I have a Stanley stainless steel 1L pot with lid, 2 soup bowls & a couple of sporks. It is fine, but I had to locate a good nonstick 8” skillet separately.

Dude...with all that stuff you're probably eating better on the road than I do at home.

Beautiful set. I would not need so many plates and bowls, either. Stainless is definitely good for induction. If a magnet sticks to it, it works on induction.

Game changer for me was the water pump adapter from firecrateusa for the scepter 20l Jerry can. I connected the Sawyer Mini Water filter to it and now I have fresh clean running water at camp I can easily refill from streams and lakes

I go backpacking so compact stuff is a must. I've found that fozzils bowls are awesome and super compact. You can use them as a plate and cutting board too. They also have wash basins. I use a folding fillet knife from outdoor edge as my everything cooking knife. I've also have a GSI Outdoors Bugaboo aluminum cook set with a removable handle. Sea to Summit also makes a good collapsible cooking pot that doesn't take up much space. I actually use the gerber utinsils cause you can use them as tongs too.

Get some pvc pipe and make leg extenders for your table, did this all the time for catering, add some screw holes and some wing bolts to set the table at different heights if you have uneven ground.

@Casey250

4 ай бұрын

Well dang. Thats why I love all you guys and the great comments!

I have the Air Down Gear Up Jeep JL rear insert. So I have a drawer and fridge mounted in the back. I have a propane tank I mount to the spare tire. So I keep the JetBoil HalfGen and coffee supplies in the drawer all the time. I have a Sea-to-Summit collapsible pot I keep there too for larger meals when I camp with family.

I've been looking for something like this. I feel like this would be a great setup for my overland trailer, and I can just take only what I need from the set when I'm just taking the truck out.

That is a great Set Casey. Thanks for the Review. Definitely one of the better made sets. And not just designed for backpackers. A little extra weight in the Jeep just keeps the rubber on the trail 😂

Wow those are some great sets. A solo set or two person set up would be cool too.

@miriamhawkins7825

4 ай бұрын

And make things that fit in milk crates many of us use

We pack a lot of stuff too! As a family of five I really liked the larger capacity of the cookware and the bowls are a good size too, it has no cups/mugs so I'd throw the extra plate and bowl in with those. The query about why go hiking made me subscribe 😊

I feel seen, I solo car camp and bring nearly everything lol. Since I bought a Crosstrek and will be sleeping in it when camping I forced myself to minimize, so stuff like nesting pots and pans, etc. One thing that has come in super handy is using a plastic Plano tool box to put nearly all my cooking supplies into. Lightweight, has a handle, tray holds cutlery, knives, etc. A cheap solution that does the job well. I don’t need the Gerber board and knife set but it sure looks great. 👍

great video!!!!!!!! Thanks for the review!

I was looking at the items on the website to check the price and saw that the insert with the knives pulls out so you can use the bottom section as a prep tray (eg cut stuff on the board then tip it into the tray until you're ready to cook it)

As a MotoAdv Camper, I swear by the sea 2 summit collapsible cooking x kit... amazing...

Thx for pointers

Love your videos!!! I would like to see an install video on a RedArc system for a Jeep.

+1 for organization 🙌

Great clip mate, thanks for sharing 👍 One thing you didn’t mention though is that the bag the pots come in can actually be used as a washing up sink too mate 😉👍

@Casey250

4 ай бұрын

True, but this is camping, we just wipe stuff down :D

I have the Stanley set after watching an X overland review a feed years ago. It gets the job done but I wouldn’t say it’s life changing or anything.

I have Sea to Summit collapsing cooking sets, they’re amazing! And a Defiance multi cooking utensil tool. Something to check out too if you’d like.

I like the cutting board container. Looks like they could’ve reduced some of the wasted space if they redesigned the inner mould. Still a nice kit though. Thanks for sharing 👍

The thing you didn't know about on the Gerber spork looked like a can opener for cans of liquid like tomato juice. The "thumb" goes on the edge of the can and the triangle is used to punch into the can which allows you to pour out the liquid. It is like the triangle end of a bottle opener. The rounded end is for the bottle cap and the triangle end is for a can.

@Casey250

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tip!

Can you make a video on mounting RTT to the cab rails without crossbars?

To tell if it works with induction cooktop just put a magnet on it. If it sticks it will work

Self reliance Outfitters makes a great stainless steel cook set that packs up inside itself.

Wonder if this fits in the packout boxes. I prefer those for securing items to my SxS or pickup

I like the cutting board set but would prefer the actual cutting board be inside the plastic and protected from cuts, bruises and dirt. I agree with you on the pot and pan set. It is too much stuff. A set for two would be much better for me. Great review.

Can youuse the storage bag as a sink/bucket for washing/water? High sided bowls are good enough as bowl/plate combo.

Bag = Sink? With the Gerber nesting pot sets bag, is it designed as a collapsable sink aswell?? Looks sturdy enough, I'd probably use it as a sink. Great video

Could you use the bag to carry water?

This would be great for a family.

From watching a wide array of overlanding videos from MANY You Tubers I am way outside the peak of the bell curve. I have always looked at Overlanding as just an extension of my backpacking using a JT rather than my legs and back to cover MANY more miles of adventure. More power to everyone who invests big $ in all their equipment. I'm sure they're more comfortable than I am . I've been able to use the same equipment for two of my passions and use all that unspent extra $$ to pay for trips. We all adventure in our own ways and kudos to everyone that follow their passion. YOLO.

people get full sized kits for a family of 4 when single. you can get tiny kits for single people. good sandwich makers are great for mini griddles. one cup for mixing or drinking, one boilers, steak knife and a paring, wood spoon, wood plate can double as a cutting board or bread mixer. etc. i was always told to remember when single, your food should be about the size of your hand. so if you think about it you do not need much to pack in and out. simple snack meals and dehydraded food requires less work. most only need food for 3 days 9 meals with snacks or 9 hand sized meals.

Can the bag be used as a sink?

what jack do you use?

What are you doing about door hinge corrosion?

long time viewer/subscriber, but just a watcher... would hope to come up and wheel up there you sometime , but prohibitively, just too dang far away, unless i can get two weeks off in a row.. ( I live in Memphis Tennessee,USA,, home of the fat dead ELVIS...)... If i ever get up that way, I would love to hang out even for just a meal ,or a beer or two, and to talk with you... keep the shiney-ish side up and happy technical trails...I do have a cousin that lives on an island near Seattle, i i ever make it up there to visit her we should get together...

I think that spork tool may be a can opener.

That little hook for over fire cooking

OMG. The same problem. I pretty much need an intervention. But in all seriousness, the overpacking is starting to kill the joy. It makes everything feel like such a chore and I rarely have more than 3-4 days to spend. When the effort is so much compared to the short time of reward, you start talking yourself out of just GOING. Car is getting turned into bug out vehicle for the summer, and I MUST MUST pare down.

0:06 OMG, I overpacked and only used 1/4 of the stuff I brought. Including the snacks for the trail. I’m going to cut back next time, I hope! 🤪

Nooice I need one of those kits

@blueman5924

5 ай бұрын

link in the description. 👍

Check out the Oxo outdoor selection. I’ve got the cooking gear as well as the cutting boards and really like them so far. Store everything in my Kelty kitchen and it’s a pretty nice setup.

are those knives full tang?

New to your channel What do you use to power up the induction cook top?

@Casey250

4 ай бұрын

Ecoflow Delta 2 Max

That kit bag is also a water/wash bowl

So you need to give that Greber gear to Chef Jon to entice him to go out with you guys more often.

If you add pvc pipe to the legs of your table it will raise it up to whatever height you want ;)

Last weeks dishes and sharp(ish) knives= dirty and dangerous. 👍👍

The bag is a water tub so you can clean the pots.

Check out sea to summit collapsable cookware. That’s what I use camping on my Harley.

I like the pot set. Looks quality. It's looks about the same size as the JetBoil Genesis Basecamp? Like you, I don't know that I need to carry around four of everything. If I am cooking for myself and the wife and another couple, it would be handy? Too expensive to buy just to use a few items. A solo version makes "ComplEAT" sense. (see what I did there?) That cutting board set is a no-go. Unless you always leave the dirty side out and only cut on the other. Please don't fling the grease in the bushes. Pack it out. It only attracts wildlife and isn't good for the outdoors.

I have a kitchen gadget problem when i buy camping stuff. 😂

Not sure why you'd need that big heavy chopping board when one of the plastic flexible ones is fine, or even half of one, and a basic knife like mora companion will do everything you'd need.

I'd like my Cast iron skillets.

Where in 🇨🇦 can you get the cutting board set?

@Casey250

4 ай бұрын

I think Amazon?

@pault6385

4 ай бұрын

@Casey250 our favorite jungle only carries the sporks, unfortunately...the hunt is on! Great review by the way, always enjoy your vids!

@Casey250

4 ай бұрын

Appreciate it 👊

I like the stanley kit better.

Bamboo, is hell for a good knife!

How about a roof top tent that you can access through the sky touch jeep roof? That would be pretty cool

@jr23kid

4 ай бұрын

I have a sky top. You don’t have the same middle bar across the middle to support the weight of a rooftop tent. The sides are smaller than a hard top or a soft top. It’s about an inch or so from the side to the roof.

Metric volume but SAE length? Odd combination.

@marceld6061

4 ай бұрын

It's a Canadian thing.

I would think the carry bag doubles as a washbasin to wash dishes, many do. You could also use the large pot as a sink.

Glamping

Dude…you lost me when you mentioned your espresso machine

@Casey250

4 ай бұрын

You don't like good coffee?

4 bowls!? What for? No kettle, small pot what looks like two cutting boards. I think not well planned

@TheTrooper424

3 ай бұрын

Perfect for a family of four.

You lost me when you stuck your stainless steel knife to a magnet 😢

@madmartigan8774

4 ай бұрын

All ferritic stainless is magnetic. Most martensitic stainless is magnetic. Most austenitic stainless is non magnetic. 😊

4:20 in and you're still yapping and have showed nothing. Nice try but I'm out at this point.

If the stainless steel knife sticks to a magnet its not 100% food and marine grade stainless it shouldn't stick its cheap stuff sorry still has iron in it 😢 if you left it out in the wet weather for a few days it would rust , always when going to buy stainless products take a small magnet with you a little one that fits in ya pocket if it sticks hmm if it dosnt 👍it's the good stuff

@vdub5818

4 ай бұрын

As a knifemaker, I can with 1000% confidence say that is false. The ONLY thing that makes a stainless steel "stainless" is a chromium content of over 10.5% in the alloying composition. Every single blade steel in my shop right now, about 10 different alloys, is stainless and is very magnetic.

@davidmilledge221

4 ай бұрын

@@vdub5818 then why on boats the stainless is pure no magnet will stick and it won't rust

@vdub5818

4 ай бұрын

@@davidmilledge221 because of the specific alloy they used for that application. There are hundreds of stainless alloys. Depending on the desired properties, they will alloy it with different elements.