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Gear review – Bene Casa grease pot

Posted onMarch 21, 2022April 25, 2022AuthorPaul Mags6 Comments

A $10 and 5 oz, one-quart cookpot makes an excellent solution when backpacking for two. Read More …

CategoriesGearTagscheap outdoor gear, cookware, gear review, stoves

My backpacking stoves – A practical look

Posted onSeptember 7, 2020September 7, 2020AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

A video that looks over the backpacking stoves I use from a practical standpoint. Read More …

CategoriesGear, VideosTagsquiver, stoves, videos

Gear Review: Toaks titanium alcohol stove cook system

Posted onSeptember 5, 2019September 5, 2019AuthorPaul Mags5 Comments

A light and efficient stove system suitable for solo use. But it is the Siphon Stove itself that most impressed me. Read More …

CategoriesGearTagscooking, gear review, stoves

Stove Comparison – Real World Use

Posted onOctober 17, 2018March 31, 2021AuthorPaul Mags35 Comments

An overview of backpacking stove types with their pluses and minuses. No such thing a the “best stove”…just what is best for you. Revised October 2018. Read More …

CategoriesGear, Getting StartedTagsburn bans, popular, stoves

Long term review – Aqua-Tainer

Posted onJuly 11, 2018May 5, 2020AuthorPaul Mags11 Comments

A sturdy, reliable, and easy to use water container. Should be a simple item. But most aren’t good. The Reliance Aqua-Tainer is a 7-gallon wonder that works! Read More …

CategoriesGearTagscamping, car camping, gear review, stoves, water containers

Quick Tip: Propane adapter hose for a camp stove

Posted onDecember 3, 2017August 30, 2020AuthorPaul Mags7 Comments

Want the convenience of propane for camping but not deal with those (mainly) one-use green canisters? Get an adapter hose! Read More …

CategoriesGear, Quick TipsTagscamp stoves, camping, car camping, stoves

TBT Gear: MSR Simmerlite

Posted onSeptember 21, 2017September 6, 2020AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

A relatively light, compact, and quiet white gas stove. It was just marketed wrongly. And the stove came out at the wrong time. Read More …

CategoriesGearTagsgear review, stoves, TBT Gear

Long term review – ALPS Mountaineering Table

Posted onJune 2, 2017October 15, 2019AuthorPaul Mags4 Comments

If you camp in off-the-beaten-places, a good table is helpful. Here is one portable, durable, and excellent option. Read More …

CategoriesGearTagscamping, car camping, gear review, stoves

Website of the week: Adventures in Stoving

Posted onNovember 29, 2016November 30, 2016AuthorPaul Mags7 Comments

Well written, thought out and valuable discussion on all things stoves. Read More …

CategoriesGearTagsgear, stoves, Website of the week

G-Works Gas Saver R1

Posted onNovember 22, 2016September 7, 2020AuthorPaul Mags6 Comments

My experience with the G-Works Gas Saver R1 for consolidating isobutane fuel canisters. Read More …

CategoriesGearTagscanister stove, canisters, g-works, gas saver, gear review, stoves

Stoves for camping

Posted onApril 13, 2016September 27, 2021AuthorPaul Mags3 Comments

Car camping, road tripping, doing trail work or even a trailhead bivy? Here’s an overview of stoves that may work. Read More …

CategoriesGearTagscamping, campstoves, car camping, gear review, quiver, stoves, the quiver

TBT Gear: Cast iron cookware

Posted onFebruary 25, 2016January 15, 2020AuthorPaul Mags4 Comments

It is Throwback Thursday with a look at cast iron cook gear! The old school cookware that is suitable for in home or camp. Read More …

CategoriesGearTagscamping, car camping, cast iron, cookware, food, gear review, stoves, TBT Gear

Gear Review: Open Country 4 Quart Pot

Posted onDecember 23, 2015April 24, 2018AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

An inexpensive and effective pot for group trips esp in winter. Works well for car camping, too. Read More …

CategoriesGearTagscheap outdoor gear, cooking, gear review, Open Country, stoves, winter

The Quiver- Stoves

Posted onAugust 18, 2015October 15, 2019AuthorPaul Mags1 Comment

A look at the stoves I use for backpacking and camping. Read More …

CategoriesGearTagsbackpacking, camping, car camping, gear review, stoves, the quiver

PSA : Alcohol and Esbit stoves banned in RMNP

Posted onJune 9, 2015January 3, 2021AuthorPaul Mags3 Comments

Another example of a government agency being leery of alcohol and solid fuel stoves. Will other agencies follow? Read More …

CategoriesGearTagsban, burn bans, colorado-tip, open flames, PSA, stoves

Alcohol stove alternative – Hornet BRS-3000t

Posted onMay 5, 2015December 14, 2021AuthorPaul Mags6 Comments

A sub-one ounce canister stove that may be a good option for solo backpackers. Read More …

CategoriesGearTagsBRS-3000t, canister stove, cheap outdoor gear, gear review, Hornet, stoves

TBT Gear: Coleman Exponent F1 Ultralight Canister Stove

Posted onFebruary 19, 2015September 7, 2020AuthorPaul Mags2 Comments

Throwback Thursday Gear style: An inexpensive, light, reliable stove that put out a lot of heat.But was discontinued. Read More …

CategoriesGearTagscamp stoves, gear review, stoves, TBT Gear

TBT Gear: White gas stove

Posted onOctober 16, 2014February 2, 2017AuthorPaul Mags2 Comments

Another TBT gear style: the white gas stove   Continuing the stroll down memory lane (trail?), another item I used in my formative years of backpacking was an MSR Whisperlite International. I remember when I first bought it and tried Read More …

CategoriesGearTagsstoves, TBT Gear

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A quick camping and hiking trip out in the La Sal A quick camping and hiking trip out in the La Sal Mountains that form the backdrop of town.. In less than an hour, we went from the desert heat to the aspens, set up our camp, and had dinner going. Good to keep it local and to see how the mountains recovered since the #packcreekfire. 
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On a lighter note, one of the joys of our new home On a lighter note, one of the joys of our new home is that our new location is a mile or so from downtown and right near the bike paths or lanes. 
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I WFH full-time now, and the only time we take the truck is for our outdoor trips. 
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@ramblinghemlock and I took a relaxing weekend to @ramblinghemlock and I took a relaxing weekend to escape the heat up in the La Sal Mountains outside Moab. 
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With the rain, t-storms, and the wind in the forecast, we figured a simple car camping trip with some hiking seemed to give us more options to roll with the weather than a backpacking trip.
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The first day brought us to the cusp of treeline just as the graupel moved in. We made it back to camp in time to set up our truck tarp for a warm and dry place to cook dinner and hang out.
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At about 1AM we heard a loud SMACK. That morning we saw two "Widowmakers" not far from our truck! :O (📷 #10 co Joan) ). 
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Joan picked a great site for our tent that left us dry and the truck was also far away from trees, too. Lots of shrapnel, of sorts, not far from the tarp, however. Phew! The tarp held up very well with all the wind.
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After breakfast, we did some hiking and scouting for future trips on a mesa. The dinosaur prints with water from the recent rain proved a delight.
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An excellent weekend off the desert floor and very close to our home.
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