New cook stove on the market

[tony]

Listened to Born Primative/A Snyders podcasts while driving to work

Had these guys on. Designed a whole new backcountry stove.
Pot is pretty slick.
Simmer control, 8.5-inch folding spork, removable wind screen
All packs into the pot.
Supposed $250.00 street price. This went along with Arron leading the argument that jetboil is anti-hunting, MSR is natural.
These guys are pro 2A and hunting.

Roughridge Stove Co. | Backcountry Stove Systems for Hunters

Built for hunters, not glampers. Roughridge makes the toughest lightweight cook system built to perform deep in the backcountry.

roughridgestove.com

 

[Pacific_Fork]

$250 seriously? That thing looks cool but a $50 pocket rocket is all you need for any conditions. Been using that thing for 10 years from April to December.

But I guess those who spend $500 on a knife will buy this.

 

[NRA4LIFE]

Yeah, that price is a bit of a turn off.

 

[BBob]

Stupid when you can buy this complete setup for $55:

Petrel Quickboil Pro System | Trail meal Kit

Boil faster and save fuel in extreme wind and cold. The all-new Petrel Quickboil Pro is built for alpine hikers and serious backpackers.

firemaplegear.com

 

[tony]

Yeah, Fire maple is my go-to as well.
Folding spork has been done.
I do like the pot design.

No idea where it's made, overseas is my assumption.

 

[Smokey Bear]

I agree with you all. Looks great but the price tag is just too much. I’ll stick with my Mini Mo, that I was able to buy for $75, with 8 fuel canisters! But thanks for sharing!

 

[Tryin]

Unless this is USA made, it ain't gonna make it. And I dont see USA plastered all over the launch page, so I'd bet not. $250 is insane for an unproven outdoor brand using oriental manufacturing. The stove space is pretty full.

The positive: I do like the idea of the silicone surround on the lid. Thats a great idea if they solved the issue of keeping the silicone attached during constant thermal cycling.

 

[dsotm]

$250 price tag has failure written all over it