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Backpacking Stove Options
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Backpacking With Stove Pot Systems
Starting Stoves When Backpacking
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Firestarters for Backpacking Cooking
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Backpacking Cooking Pot Care
Backpacking Cooking Sets
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Summary: Pack pots inside of other pots when backpacking. Learn about stoves and backpacking cooking sets on backpacking trips in this free camping video from a hiking expert.
Brant Bowers has worked in the Camping Department at Bill Jackson's sporting goods store since 2004. He loves the outdoors, backpacking, canoeing, climbing, and any other activity that...read more
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"Space is a premium in your pack. When you get your pack, you're going to need to get one big enough to carry all your stuff, but you don't want to have to get a huge pack and and pack in a disorganized way. When you get a cook set, backpacking ones tend to be nested. You'll notice that there's pots inside of pots. There's no handles coming off the side, why because they have handles that come off and hold on just like that. It all nests inside of itself to keep things nice and compact. If you're in a group, and you can afford the weight, they even have utensils that will fold up, nice and small and fit inside. If you're solo, going by yourself, you probably want to have a stove system that can fold up and go inside the stove. Keeping things nice and compact makes your packing easier and keeps everything together. If you have any questions give your local outfitter a holler."
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