Show your cook kits

Never used kits...yet:

Slovenian mess kit:









Stanley kit;



12cm, and 10cm Zebra pot. Just got the 10, and for whatever reason, never used the 12. Have used the lid and insert pan. More on that later:



Snowpeak Kettle No.1. First use, and first use of my Ti Emberlit:







Trangia Mini:









Snowpeak Kettle No 1, with 12cm lid and insert pan from my Zebra. My most used setup. Like it, because I can use the insert pan as a skillet:





14cm Zebra Lunchbox:







Swedish Mess kit:

 

Brunton Raptor stove, and 38oz Guyot:





Altoids tin spice kit:





Animal call bag utensil kit:





Fire kits:





And let us not forget my wife's espresso kit, haha:

 

In.

But insufficient energy to keep up with this pic-heavy,
luxury camp (in the 1% for sure) crowd tonight.

I'll see what I can do another night.

For now, heading toward my basecamp cook kit called "the kitchen" for another snack.

Maybe a chili cheese dog this time.

 

Oh yeah:

 

Damn.

Coleman Peak 1, and random pot:





Old Primus:

 

Shoot, let's keep going:

 

You can get nagalene bottles down to 1 oz size, waterproof and near indestructible but not quite small enough to go in an altoids tin.

 

Haha, I think I have more somewhere. They're glitter bottles I got from Wally World:



I also bought some stack pack jars for a kit. I never used it, as it was a bit big:





I also purchased some glass bottles from Hobby Lobby, but the glitter bottles seemed best:



Almost forgot about my GSI Spice missile:

 

By the way, stove ho bag that I am, I can't compare to when Guyon starts posting photos of his stoves, haha.

 

That me in the middle of the pic, Sno-Peak 6 pc kit including spork, all titanium. 2 pots,2 skillets/lids,1 cup,1spork. My bro behind me (black hood) has a 6 pic ti kit like mine but his is bigger. The nephew on the left used a European mil surplus aluminum kit that you could cook for 10 people in...huge pots! Bacon, eggs, biscuits, and gravy was the result of this mornings work.

 

Here is the one I use the most

 

It is way lighter than even aluminum in the same surface size. I was initially concerned it might be weak, it "felt" flimsy to a guy raised on ss and cast iron, but I have used it non too nicely for 8..maybe even 10 years with no real damage other than discoloration.