sort of big at 5x5 closed up without a Peak stove in it to fit in a BOB but this is it at 10 Oz.

the cook kit/stove box on the left has a Peak Feather in it and the top does not close down like the empty on the right.



well not empty but it just has basic cooking gear inside.


pot for a 123 stove with a Trangia tea pot lid and a burner head for the Gaz cart by the plastic cup which has the bottom of the handle cut so it fits inside the 123 pot.spoon and pot holder fill this kit out.

I envy youall (Southern term)that get an opportunity to actually use, and sort out your equipment...my cook stoves are primarily for tropical weather power outages.. my outdoor time is typically at some form of shooting competition

I have, however, cooked a lot of fish over my old Coleman camp stove

Interesting -- I bought my Coleman Peak stove in an aluminum box while getting ready for a hurricane to hit the Norfolk/Virginia Beach area back in '85. The hurricane hit and dumped a bunch of water, but I didn't need the stove. Good stove, still in the box but doesn't see much use; it sits on a shelf with a number of other stoves. That was my prep' starter stove. When I transferred to Spain I switched to kerosene stoves ...

I believe it's "y'all"?