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Testing is good!!! The food looks to die for!!! Thanks for sharing!

Wow!!! Beautiful pr8138!!!

First, thank you for buying a Skottle! I can tell you what I have tried and use. Hi temp silicone spatula Wood spatula Flexi metal spatula Spring tongs Wooden tongs I personally use a flexi metal spatula and short stainless steel spring tongs with a rubber inserts in the handle part...

Thank you! We've had a busy year and it has been a while since I was on this site. When I get a moment, I will post up what is new.

We took the Adventure Skottle with us to Iceland earlier this year. No problem as well. I think the key is to be ready to cook for the TSA agent!!!

Two good ideas MattJ ! Another low power idea is to let the burner just sit in the stove cage, no eyebolts holding it. It will lower the burner about one inch below the pan.

You are trying to compair apples and oranges. Revew what is and is not included.

We now have a kit that makes both the standard and Adventure Skottle the same price. They both cost about the same to manufacture, so the price is not different. However, depending on which stove you choose (if it is not the KIT) , will push the cost much higher. I don't have much control...

I have just returned from France and I carred the Adventure Skottle in my luggage. I did not take it as carry on, although I don't think it would have been a big issue. The long legs of the regular Skottle would not work as carry on.

Yes!!! I have designed an adapter for the MSR Wisperlite stove. Check the pictures below. The adapter will allow the Whisperlite to attched to the bottom of the Adventure Skottle grill.

Thank you! I am constantly amazed at how well received the Skottle Grill is. It is humbling.

You might want to check out Goose Gear and AT Overland. They both have a different concept of what you might be looking for.

That is too funny!!! Thank you!

Not yet. I am working on a MRS Whisperlite stove adapter. I currently have a Jetboil MightyMo adapter ready.

The JetBoil MightyMo stove will fit in the Skottle carry bag with no problem. You can even store a gas canister as well. We are testing the MightMo for wind, so the jury is still out. The flame on the Jetboil is very strong, so a moderate breeze should be fine.

I went camping this weekend and it does work great if you just want a quick meal for yourself. Being so small and light, it was not a big deal to pull it out and use it. As for the MSR stove packing. It will fit in the carry bag, however it is a bit bulky. Blue Ridege will be making small...

What's New??? Well the Adventure Skottle is new!! If you have not heard, I have developed a Skottle grill for the Adventure Motorcycle guys or anybody who wants a smaller, light weight, compact Skottle grill. It is 12" across and stands 12" tall. I desgned it around the multi-fuel MSR...

I agree! "No Drain" would be a better discription!

We use the Barilla brand No Boil pasta . Taste great, cannot tell the differance between the regular pasta the the no boil pasta. There is nothing like pasta comfort food while on the trail!!!

Those tatars look good!