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My GS-1000 hooked up to a bulk tank. Its likes high pressure. 30 PSI is where I have my regulator set.

Same here. My IGT is taking up less room than what I am replacing. But I just don't have the room for one.

So who is gonna be the first to pull the trigger on one of these? https://snowpeak.com/collections/furniture/products/camp-couch?variant=47585826383

I use the G-Works propane adapter and it works with my stove. Actually I get a cleaner blue flame than I do with a butane can...

I love the look of the 3 series BMW sports wagon, but why does it start at $10,000 more than the sedan?

Anyone have issues with the folding torch flaming out?

I have a GS-1000 and it runs with propane and an adapter.

They live on a well known video-sharing website.

Mine is brand new and have not been out with it yet but I will fire it up and give it a test soon.

Last one left that I have seen. Discontinued by Snow Peak. I really like mine. https://expeditionexchange.com/shop?olsPage=products%2Fsnow-peak-heavy-duty-multi-purpose-cook-set-i-cs-021&page=5

Never saw the Southwest Disc. Now that I have I already have a Wok setup it would work perfect with.

I do carry a carbon steel frying pan but I have used the thin ones also. Can't sear meat with them but for cooking eggs and light sautéing they work fine. Camp Chef makes diffusers that work well with thinner cookwear. https://www.campchef.com/flame-tamer.html

Camp cook wear is nice because it nests and take up way less room that home cook wear. That's what I would go with. I have this and have used it for years. https://www.rei.com/product/830829/gsi-outdoors-bugaboo-base-camper-cookset-large Its in your budget and its hard to find one better for 100...

Mine lasted for about a year. I hope you have better luck.

To me canvas just breaths better and does not get as hot in the summer. It works in humid climates better. Pretty important in the southeast.

I think those are for the tent extension bar. Given how that bar installs using all metal would be difficult. The one on my tent uses some plastic but is a male/female pipe design. That one looks much easier to pop into place. Sometime plastic is the better choice. I think if you saw how that...

Found one of these on e-bay. Was a display unit new with opened box. https://snowpeak.com/collections/stoves/products/gigapower-li-stove?variant=671131993 Backcountry had the IGT insert for it on sale. Getting enough now to give my son my old kitchen setup.

Sold my XJ last year, kinda miss it already. You did the right thing putting the aftermarket radiator in there.

Agreed, the hinges do suck.

Hard to beat a basic 2 burner stove. You can name your price there but even the cheap ones work pretty well. Lodge makes a cast iron griddle that is flat on one side and raised ribs on the other and it fits perfectly on most 2 burner stoves. That's a good combo. Here is my take on portable...