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Backcountry Cook System

Thanks for providing this breakdown, extremely helpful and insightful. That is extremely lightweight. I like the idea of keeping the whole system with a canister of around 15oz. Thanks for the article as well... solid information in there.
- bugle_chsr
- Post #20
- Nov 14, 2022
- Forum: Gear
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Backcountry Cook System

That Sterno inferno pot looks awesome/unique. What was the weight of just the pot? Also, what is that strap/tie-down system you have? I like the idea of keeping all that connected with the x cup.
- bugle_chsr
- Post #19
- Nov 14, 2022
- Forum: Gear
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Backcountry Cook System

Great information! Are you typically using the windburner/reactor for late season hunts? Do you ever bring the pocket rocket for late season hunts?
- bugle_chsr
- Post #14
- Nov 14, 2022
- Forum: Gear
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Backcountry Cook System

Yes, it seems like the MSR setup is the way to go. Overall, just a dependable product. Just trying to narrow down between the pocket rocket style or reactor style. I really like @MT_Wyatt method of the 10oz rule.
- bugle_chsr
- Post #13
- Nov 14, 2022
- Forum: Gear
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Backcountry Cook System

This is great info. I am trying to consider which type I will use the most often (Feature-rich or super light). What do you primarily use during the bulk of the season? Super light or feature-rich type stoves? Also, those hot lips look amazing. I have never heard of those before. Very cool. I'm...
- bugle_chsr
- Post #6
- Nov 13, 2022
- Forum: Gear
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Backcountry Cook System

New to Rokslide, but I have been following for a while. I thought this would be a great first post. I am considering upgrading my backcountry stove/cook system (stove,pot,silverware) as I head into the offseason. I am researching right now on what stove and pot combo to purchase for the best...
- bugle_chsr
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- Nov 12, 2022
- Replies: 25
- Forum: Gear