At 1.17kg for the whole kit, it's not too bad if you take into account that includes the kettle, base, pot, frying pan (pot lid), grill, gripper handle, pot support and 350ml cup (with silicone coolip) and the carry bag it all fits in.

A week camping in mid-February may sound mad, but with warm fires, great food and relaxing company, it's always a warm and friendly experience for [...]

The adjustable pot hanger is excellent because it is simple and quick to put together. The pieces are easy to find and can easily be scaled up or down in size to accommodate different weights of pots or kettles.

Well, what can I say, it’s a brown bag that filters water! But, as that wouldn’t be much of a review, let’s look a little [...]

In this time of isolation we're forced to do our bushcrafting at home, so if you have the opportunity to have a little BBQ or [...]

Spring Wild Food Foraging By Rhoda Mcgivern Spring is my favourite time of the year. I love to explore the countryside as the sun shines on [...]

Bargain stove or money down the drain? by Lee Clarke After perusing the depths of the internet to fill another hole in my outdoor kit [...]

"TEA, TWO SUGARS PLEASE" This is an idea which I suppose was born from a conversation I had with Mors Kochanski about a year ago. [...]

I enjoy cooking over open fires using cast iron cookware and have, over the years, used several different sizes and makes of Dutch oven I [...]

Introduction This is a review of the OvaEasy Egg Crystals. The review is slightly different in as much as I experimented on my children, I [...]

I have been a fan of the crusader cooking system for quite some time, so when I saw this system I was intrigued. After a [...]

Article By John Fenna Here is a little seasonal recipe that I have found simple to follow and gives very enjoyable results! This recipe provides [...]

Article By Alan Smylie Part one can be found [URL="http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/content.php?r=544-Foraging-for-the-beginner"]here[/URL] So last time we touched on a basic introduction to foraging including why foraging is [...]

Review Jetboil Flash and Accessories By John Fenna I have owned and used one of the original Jetboil stoves for many years and have found [...]

Article Magic biscuits are a good simple way of helping to light your fire. There are a few ways of creating these from cotton wool [...]

Review - Trangia Triangle By John Fenna I have used Trangia stoves in various forms for many years (remember the red ones? I do!) in [...]