Can a larger gas can fit in a firemaple pot with soto windmaster?

This is just a fantastic idea and construction. I'm happily surprised to apparently have found the very first introduction video, and that it wasn't that long ago. I remember checking this out many years ago, when a friend talked about it. But I didn't realize then it was such a recent invention.

Wonderful tips here! Thank you for the great video

Hopefully they'd notice if you were having a seizure!

Some great ideas here! Love the layering with the quilt protector and the UQ and I definitely need to try that chair mode!

Garbage ....I did 3 separate boil tests between this pot and my 1100ml Toaks titanium pot with .5 liter of water and there was no difference between the boil times. This was using a Soto Windmaster stove. Not worth the money as a heat exchanger pot over my Toaks, especially for the weight penalty....BTW all my times were all about 1:35

Great on the trail info more people should do this because its the little things ye forget when your home. . I've been dreaming of this hammock 😅 one day..

Sure, the Ponderosa is going to do more damage to your webbing than the webbing to the bark - but you could put some sticks parallel to the tree trunk between the webbing and the bark. Gives a good example for someone not sensitive to the type of tree. Also, if you are in an "official" campsite, the park host/ranger won't care that the bark is iron-strong. If you use wide straps or the stick idea, it will eliminate an annoying conversation. I love the UQP because I don't have to set my UQ perfectly. It doesn't have to "seal" - it's more of a wind block. UQP's are great. My UQP's are all suspended/connected with shock cord. The purpose of the feet elevated is to prevent sliding (nylon is slippery) toward the foot end. Next time, please show the pack fully packed. I'm curious how it fits with that bear canister. Thank you for the video. People need to know a hammock is a viable option. If there's an area with no trees - just put a ground cloth down, suspend your tarp between your trekking poles, lay the hammock on the ground cloth, and lift the bug net up off your face by tying it on your poles. Oops - you'll still need some kind of pad. A ¾ length pad isn't too big/heavy. The comfort is worth the redundancy of carrying a UQ and a small pad.

That was strangely cool 😂 Thanks.

Great video! Lots of good info. Especially the use of the wind protector as storage. Or even the Underquilt as storage. Hadn’t thought of that.

Some great ideas here! Thanks for sharing them. I'm going to try the foot end higher like that next time I'm out - makes sense with what you said about it. How do you like the Trekking Treez? I've been eyeing them up. How's the fidget factor with them?

Great tips! Thank you for sharing. I also think about the enhanchment request for the underquilt protector, so you can zip the whole setup in one package, great thinking. Warbonnet listen … smarter and the best, can be even smarter, something for Gen 3 ?

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Thank you for the input ( and the output thereof) and the information. Bought a UQ protector and top cover due to this. The UQ Protector is priceless and makes a whole difference. Have made myself a small elastic from the head ends continuous loop, and it serves a nice purpose.

Great demo, beautiful area!

My exact combo. Excellent performance that is far better than the Jetboil. The Jetboil is geared towards folks that don't do research or are taken in by marketing hype.

I like my feet up but I have bad circulation as I'm pretty lanky so just barely above my head is perfect... also just got my xlc in the mail I still don't have and underquilt and I know wind really sucks the heat out of me

I decided to pack setup differently. DDhammock makes a "sleeve". This is a cca 10cm sleeve in diameter, which stays at one end of my hammock till I want to packit. Then I pull it from one end to another like a sock and all my setup is covered in it. It doesn't take underquilt and sleeping bag, however all the rest including underquilt protector is there. This "sock" then packed in seatosummit compression sack. Same sleeve I use to pack my tarp. Super easy and quick setup. Basically you tie to the tree just a thin tube (sock), just after that you strip the sleeve. Another point to Todd video. I was not happy with hiding stuff in the underquilt protector. I discovered a "hammock for stuff" - again from DDhammock. Small and simple piece of cloth tied to ends of my hammock, situated just below the underquilt. It takes 25kgs, so easily you fit there your shoes, even whole bag. You reach it easily from hammock if needed. Tested yesterday (winter, freezing).

without comparing with jetboil system its not undersandging ) here shows near 5 gramm/500ml kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hsxonLZzl7XXkZc.html but here stash result 4g (not sure for 500ml) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qJyYqcag2LfHk6s.html

I hate these indoor boil test videos. The JB Stash has awful performance in the field as even the slightest breeze will extend those boil times to well over 10 minutes for 2 cups (tested myself).

Just got this setup. I'll watch your update.

I like the idea of having the feet up. Its like kicking up a lazy chair and the circulation is a great benefit as well.

See update kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nbaTqsumyNbRnmw.html

You should be able to connect your protector zipper to your bug net zipper and sort of leave the hammock and Wookiee itself cocooned freely inside that “shell”

Have you measured the temperature in the space between the UQP and the UQ? I’m having a hard time believing that space stays above freezing when the temperature is <= 25°F.

Tip: Tie a loop on the the end of your continous loop so that you can easily pull the becket hitch out and save your hands.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p9SnpLOB1tu0gqc.html

I'd be super interested to see a video about hangs (pitches?) using the poles when you don't have any trees.

Great tips, BUT be VERY careful about eating in your sleeping area. Any food smells you leave there can attract bears and other critters.

I prefer my hammock foot end to be a lot higher too. I find it way more comfortable for me.

Love the video

Hi there! Great video, thank you! I had a question about nesting that I am hoping you can answer... Can you nest a 230g fuel canister, soto windmaster stove (with 4 flex) and pot stabilizer all in this pot? And if this is possible, is there room for a sea to summit x mug? Thanks so much.

That’s perfect! Two questions: 1. How long is the aperture stick and 2. How sturdy are the attached Cnoc strings/will they last?

of course u can cook with 1litre; pasta or rice. a bit smaller but with around 700-800ml of water for 100g of pasta is okay.

This pot works great with a trangia.

you genius! :)

So, is it available?

great stand, BUT NO FOOTWEAR IN HAMMOCKS! giving people a bad idea, ha ha 8D

can you cook it in? or just boil? will the fins melt?

Love it! We appreciate that you didn't leave the trail to get to the water source! That's very Leave No Trace of you and we approve!

I've just brought the fire maple pot for the very same reason, it's nice to see I was right

Video was great. Much appreciated. What do you use the 550ml cup for now that you have the bigger pot? / Are you worried about the anodized aluminum coming off from either cooking or scratches from spoon?

Nice setup 👍👍