Strong push down the home stretch on your daily reviews! Great idea from start to finish so far! Nice way to show a variety of options, not only for weight, but the efficiency as well. That was one quick boil!

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Greg Joram titanium boils quick for sure.

The best part for me was all the clean up advice - thanks for the video!

@livingsurvival

7 жыл бұрын

thanks James.

@brianbartulis9709

4 жыл бұрын

@@livingsurvival Yesterday I saw some guy cleaning off fatwood goo using hand sanitizer(HS). ...yeah, the silly rabbit's whole fire looked fatwood, and his kit looked horrible. But the HS worked. I wonder how it works on just soot? ...even fatwood goo off an axe sounds great. I'm getting some for my pack. tips me hat ~

After watching tons of video reviews of this, each one saying how great it was, I bought a kit earlier today. Can't wait to get it.

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Harry Akira Eaton nice, you will enjoy it for years to come.

@G1NZOU

4 жыл бұрын

@@livingsurvival After using it for a few years, I really love it, lightweight but the metal feels strong despite being so thin. Was expensive, but doesn't feel like a waste of money.

I've got the cup and lid. Great bit of kit!!Defiantly need to get the canteen.

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Kram Rentip nice!

My name is Terry and I'm a Kayak Fishing Guide and Avid angler. I also film with a web based Kayak Fishing show called 30 Miles Out. I've always used a Camper to camp, on our trips but I had a divorce and had to sell my diesel and trailer. I have two boys 15 and 7 and my 7 yr old has a kayak and goes with me on most of my trips. He is an amazing fisherman for a young kid. Anyway, I changing tactics to get the boys more into the outdoors and teaching them camping and survival skills. I've been purchasing tools based on your reviews and wanted to say thank you for doing this channel. Too many products out there to not be armed with information before purchasing. Hopefully I can get a channel up this year to teach skills and review product uses in my arena. Maybe when that time comes you could give me some advise. :)

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Terry Mabrey anytime.

Nice video. I need to upgrade my backpacking cook set this looks like a great lightweight setup. Thanks for the review.

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+H.I.S Survival i will compare my two sets, one ss and the other titanium sometime soon.

@gabehumphries5483

8 жыл бұрын

+Living Survival looking forward. Shooooooots!!!!

that was great!

Nice. I need a setup but this is a little out of my budget. I might baby-step into some basic kit stuff and then if I start really heading out and doing things where weight and longevity becomes factors upgrade. Thanks for the review.

@gabehumphries5483

8 жыл бұрын

+Iratus Jackalope zebra billy pots are nice and a great price but make sure you get the improved ss clips.

even though i've never survivaled before, i really like watching tour videos ☺

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Deynea thanks for watching.

Got somethin like this on my gotta get list.

nice demo man atb steve

I always slide the set into a plastic Walmart bag or target bag to keep the pouch clean from soot / debris

Nice! I've had the stainless set for years

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+The Immortal nice, thanks.

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+imsuckingwind good one ;)

nice piece of gear thanks for sharing

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Amra Survival thanks for watching,

I'm actually thinking about buying thanks for the vid

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Connor Carter DO IT

hy ben i wonder if you can do a complete review of the rothco canteen set thank you

Nooooooooo I can't wait that long to watch the second episode

This video got me sold... Ill pass it on to my child(ren)

@livingsurvival

6 жыл бұрын

yep, me too.

Nice, definately looking at a woodstove. Just picked up a Ti Vargo 700ml BOT with handles (exclusive to Massdrop). Will see how good it is to put into my kit. What was that folding mat you put out? I want something like that too. Nice Vid.

titanium is good stuff.......ty for the video

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+ben terwellen thanks b

Does anyone know if the GI stove that goes with the military canteens will work with these titanium types.

I would love that system I have seen it several times but wow its way out of my price range. Great stuff though. Thanks for sharing!

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+SouthPaw Bushcraft are you in the US?

@southpawbushcraft7522

8 жыл бұрын

+Living Survival Yes in Wisconsin

very great information

Great tips, but one question... Instead of using the moss to clean the soot, why not just rub it in the dirt where you cleared for the stove? "Natures Scotch pad". I am looking at the Emberlit Fire Ant, but the full size looks good too. Do you have any videos on a comparison and do they hold an Olicamp nesting cup well?

Nice ...I have the same set but with the fire ant stove...

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+flashdamingo i'm going to try the fire ant soon.

Another reviewer did highlight a possible concern with canteens that have a fold/join in them, like this one does. Over time, it could be a good breeding ground for bacteria, maybe it's best to boil water in it occasionally.

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Steve Clark i've seen that too but never had a problem. you could boil in it from time to time if worried.

Good video as usual. That gift could be a pocket knife

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+John Wood good guess, thanks.

Nice, i really like this canteen. Also which Emberlit Stove did you use the Stainless Steel or Titanium version?

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Ultimate Survivalist i use both.

As you said, it's not cheap. But I think it's brilliant. But when it comes to customs duty, it is much more expensive, even if you live in europe. But I have this kit on my wishlist and maybe someday I buy it, if I saved enough money. Thanks for sharing.

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Psychonaut273 thanks for watching and the comment.

It's good to have titanium for long trips that every ounce counts, but people like me that don't have the money for it have to deal with the weight of stainless.

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Jason McDaniel I just like that it cools down immediately and heats up fast too.

@ShoahBiz

3 жыл бұрын

I’m glad to see it’s coming down in price. You can find relatively cheap titanium from random Chinese brands on Amazon for much less than some years back

I avoid burning cedar for cooking due to higher soot production....choose other hardwoods that burn cleaner (although most any wood will soot up the cookware to an extent).....thumbs up!

@livingsurvival

7 жыл бұрын

same with pine, great for starting your fire but transitioning to hardwood as fuel is better I agree.

Good friend?? I thought he was a late night infomercial knife salesman? I wasn't sure if you were pointing out the rubs or not but I saw them right away. You should set up a treestand close by. Very cool.

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+SuperUncleRyan yeah. i hunt close by but might move closer to where these are ;) yep good friend, hence the poke at him in the video.

nice equipment

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+larry torres Torres thanks.

So I have been thinking about picking one of these up for a while I pulled the trigger on it and it's great the only thing that is weird is there an internal lip that stops the last bit of water from coming out like the neck of the canteen comes down past it's shoulders by almost a centimetre you can feel it with you finger (by feeling the inside the bottleneck, the very bottom part) , does yours have that or is mine a lemon? Keep up the good work

@livingsurvival

3 жыл бұрын

Never noticed.

Titanium is stupid expensive and although very good gear, it is little more than a fantasy for most of us and show off gear for those who do have it. Cool gift from your infomercial friend:P

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+TurtleWolf Pack lol. when cutting weight for backpacking for example it is a necessity for me. I'm taking a trip in Feb where we are backpacking in and i am taking a tipi and titanium wood stove. If it were stainless it would be too heavy.

@turtlewolfpack6061

8 жыл бұрын

Living Survival Oh, I know it has good applications-as you probably already figured out my comment was not 100% serious.

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

Greg Letter nothing wrong with stainless, i have plenty of stainless kit. but with a full on backpacking pack for multi-day hikes you will be thankful you cut weight wherever you can. people cut tags out of items to save grams. so might not be for you but I don't do videos just for you now do i?

@scottsmith6571

5 жыл бұрын

I’m glad I can buy it just cause

@scottsmith6571

5 жыл бұрын

Nalgine oasis is good

Stainless if day camping titanium shines in 2-3 day hiking

I, like you enjoy the titanium. I am starting to upgrade all my SS stuff. Have you tried using soap to control the soot on the Titanium?

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Marty Fischer (OhioPhantom) i've heard you can do that but i don't bother with it.

@Surago

8 жыл бұрын

you never clean the soot. that's a sign of adventure. much like scars.

Also can you do more bio stove reviews

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Bennett Derrico i have a whole playlist on them.

Ben, where are you at, approximately, in your review vids. Are you on state land in Oakland CO.?

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Hollywood6394 I am all over the place. State Land, parks, private land.

I really like that coat, who makes it? Really good video!

@G1NZOU

4 жыл бұрын

I think it's the Snugpak Softie SJ3

Portable USB battery pack/charger. Do you prefer the kidney shaped canteen/cup over round bottles/cups? If so, why?

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+05generic i don't have a preference.

Hey living survival when are you doing part 2 of the zombie apocalypse serious and can you do a updated mini survial kit pls

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Bennett Derrico i will do one a month.

Is there any reason to consider getting a canteen and cup over, lets say, a JetBoil or an Optimus Terra Weekender? Or is it just personal preference? Just wondering your thoughts. My guess is a knife. Take care Ben

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Brennan Jones the canteen and cup you can put directly in the fire and don't rely on gas.

@brennanjones5502

8 жыл бұрын

+Living Survival That makes sense. I have been considering getting a canteen and cup lately. I'll definitely look more into it.

Does aluminium work aswell with the fire?

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Smisk1o1 yes although not bpa free.

I'm getting one

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+Carlos Sepulveda DO IT

How’s the canteen doing today? Any dents?

@livingsurvival

3 жыл бұрын

Still holding up great. I keep it in a case so no dents

Nice :)

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+TIMSTA thanks.

@nyoom2490

8 жыл бұрын

+Living Survival are you still going to make the zombie survival

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+DatOneGuy 56 yes, probably once a month.

I can afford stainless steel but ... Dam I love titanium. & I think that gift is a new power bank.

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+PREPFORIT it is nice when you want to cut the weight.

I ruined mine using a stove, burnt a nice blue spot on the bottom of it, sticked burnt rice to the inside that I have been trying to clean up and no matter what I use I can't get it to clean up well.

@livingsurvival

5 жыл бұрын

Titanium can turn blue. Just keep using it. I use a scotch brite pad to scrub mine.

Looked like fun. You had me until you said $150, lol. I could use a top for my canteen cup cooking though, and a metal canteen for boiling water is also a plus.

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+James Carmean titanium is not cheap that is for sure.

Hey living survival my name is Bennett

re: Soot. That's why I don't cook with fire, unless in emergency.

It's a titanium compass

I prefer med to hot so titanium is another plus

Titanium is worth it if you use it

Farrow rod

you need a pot coozie, light weight, keep the food/drink hot

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+flon57 they don't work that well with titanium.

@flon57

8 жыл бұрын

didn't know, thanks

Kershaw launch

I guess it is a petzl headlamp

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+oldredcoonhound good guess.

I think it's a flashlight

At $163 retail and $158 on their website for this canteen, I think it's extremely overpriced. I understand its titanium but do you really need titanium? I'll stick with the reasonably priced Self Reliance Outfitter, Dave Canterbury, bulletproof canteen at $59.99. I can't rationalize spending so much money on a water container like Heavy Cover.

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+CAPTBIZZARRO when backpacking i always go titanium everything. when you can save pounds with an entire cookset it is well worth it. plus it will never rust, easy to clean. nothing wrong with the pathfinder version, just depends on how crazy you go cutting ounces and grams.

@captbizzarro3141

8 жыл бұрын

Heavy? Pathfinder canteen is 1.9 lbs. Heavy Cover is .69 lbs. I would rather carry the extra 1 pound instead of paying $100 more for the Heavy Cover canteen. In the scheme of things, I don't think the 1 pound difference is worth the extra money. Did you return your leaking canteen? Rusting? Really? I never heard of stainless steel rusting. My Pathfinder canteen has held up thus far, so has my Pathfinder bottle. I have not experienced any of your complaints. Nonetheless, I think $160 for any canteen is outrageously priced even if it's made of Titanium and lighter than stainless steel.

great piece of kit, not good for budget minded

@livingsurvival

8 жыл бұрын

+MCKwilly agreed.

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