Stok Gridiron Vs Coleman Roadtrip

Why a portable gas grill?

Sometimes our busy lifestyles make it hectic or impossible for us to just fire up the grill whenever we get a craving for a nice juicy steak or a hotdog.

Preparing the grill and then cooking can be time consuming and it’s probably not how you envisioned spending the rest of your downtime once you come home from work.

Especially if you’ve been on your feet all day.

A portable gas grill makes it possible to get things going without having to wait for the briquettes to be ready.

If you’ve prepared your steaks in advance, you can simply fire up the grill either via a match or a push ignition (if your grill has one) and be ready to go in less than 30 minutes.

Today we’ll be looking at the Stok Gridiron and the Coleman Roadtrip.

Both compact grills feature a push button ignition that makes it easy to start without having to hunt down a lighter or a match.

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JetBoil Vs MSR WindBurner

When you’re out camping or hiking, it’s important that you have a good personal cooking system available. Two options on the market are the MSR WindBurner and the JetBoil.

A comparison between the two can help you determine which is the better option.

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Emberlit Vs Solo Stove Lite

You’ve meticulously thought of every detail – gear, route, food, medical supplies.

You plan to begin hiking just before sunbreak.

You’ll traverse rivers, scale hills and teeter along the passes between them. Eventually it’ll be time to set up camp for the day, and your mind will turn towards that well-deserved meal.

The question is: which wood-burning stove should you use to prepare it? That’s the terrain we’re going to cover today.

Let’s put the Solo Stove Lite and the Emberlit wood-burning stoves to the test to see which one deserves to light your fire.

Both are great stoves. But depending on your needs, the Solo Stove might just deserve your hard earned protein.

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Are you ready for your camping trip?Have you decided how you’ll prepare your meals?

If you’re not a fan of campfires, one of the most essential items on your checklist should be a camping stove, but do you know how to choose a good one?

When it comes to buying a camping stove, you need to consider factors such as where you’ll be using the stove, the distance you’ll be traveling, durability, cost, and the availability and additional cost of the fuel source required for that stove.

Speaking of fuel, wood is one of the best options. Wood is easy to source even if you’re on the go. It’s also very light, making it ideal for long distance hikes.

Moreover, nothing comes cheaper than free wood in the form of fallen trees or branches. So, it’s a great choice if you don’t like the idea of costly fuels.

Ohuhu and Solo are top contenders in the wood-burning camping-stove market, but which is better?

These two brands have several models of wood-burning camping stoves, so many, in fact, that we can’t review them all.

Instead, we’re going to compare two of their best-selling units the Ohuhu Wood-burning Camping Stove and the Solo Stove Lite Wood-burning Backpacking Stove  and see how they stack against up in a camp-cooker showoff.

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Do you know what I hate about camping? Other than mosquitos? I hate trying to use my regular old kitchen pots and pans on an open fire.

My most recent attempt at this ended with the poor pot being totally scalded and trashed by the end of the trip. But the good news is you don’t have to take your everyday stuff into the forest next time you go backpacking.

Meet the incredible GSI cook sets: Pinnacle Soloist and Halulite Minimalist. These two pots take up under a pound in your baggage, and they can make great camp meals in no time!

Pair them with a micro stove and you have the perfect outdoor micro kitchen.

So what’s the difference between these two products? Keep reading to find out which one best fits your needs.

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Less bulk and lower weights are critical for campers and hunters that are hiking in remote locations.

These design elements are a necessity for portable stoves that are used for heating food and water outdoors.

Bushbuddy Craftsmanship and Solo Stove Lite provide wood burning units that can use cones, twigs, and wood for fuel.

This review will compare the Bushbuddy vs. Solo Stove to see if one may be right for you.

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