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We were out last weekend for the final flourish of the fall leaves, 2023. Had a few new things on the stainless kitchen this camp - the 4 unit frame and the side table adapter/extension. One of the rare misses from Snow Peak IMO with too many fiddly bits getting all that attached. Same for the...

The adaptors like the kovea you listed work fine on SP gear, from the little candle lantern up through burners like the Baja. Zero issues in my experience over many years. That Gas Growler you linked is a convenient kit but is actually a composite tank made by Viking Tanks...

@tonyle Thanks for posting this. I purchased the Octa for an upcoming rainy winter trip. Looking forward to all that covered space! @GentJim which direction did you go? I set it up when it arrived yesterday, about halfway, just to get a feel before the day and it's absolutely massive. The...

I saw one over the weekend when you posted that may still be avail (and is ok for global shipping). Interesting arrangement that I don't remember seeing back in the day: https://jp.mercari.com/search?keyword=スノーピーク 鋳鉄五徳 Also interesting it fits on the pack and carry bridge

Can confirm the new style cut out micro-notch works ok - for the SP tripod setup hook anyway.

Does anyone know when they changed the Dutch Oven26 handles? I just received a new one and the two wire handles are curved without the notch for stable hanging that I had seen. Are these new design handles balancing well for everyone? I was expecting them to still have this shape for hanging...

@MtnBubba great idea for a rack. I always go bigger but this thing is so wide already..hard call. @Fberdine3 sorry not sure about sequoia's but I'd call eTrailer and discuss it with them. FWIW even with the Land Cruiser's mass I really like having the brakes on the other end of the...

Hello! Looking at the LTT specs it uses the same HMMV wheels and tires as the M1101/2 and the same brake description: http://www.schuttindustries.com/Military/MILITARY-TRAILERS/LIGHT-TACTICAL/LTT-FLATDECK-EXTENDED as compared to the 1101/2...

Hello, I had it done at line-x after spending a ton of time on prep then with herculiner on some sliders that I didn't think came out as well as they should have. I cautioned them about the carc but they said they were familiar and their process was safe. Very happy with their results after...

Thank you very much for the review. I've asked SP directly but nothing back yet. Do you have a photo of it as it would be transported? Thank you, James

I cook them on olive oil about as long as you would over a med bbq flame..? I use a thermopop to decide 165f and a couple mins to rest https://www.thermoworks.com/ThermoPop?gclid=CjwKCAiAodTfBRBEEiwAa1hausbcVB7p5l_zwXmNVgu-41HBAjq1OPaX7oIATR-JlrwVE9B9NcUV1hoCh5sQAvD_BwE

We had the call with Snow Peak USA yesterday. I had the impression there were 35 'groups' of some sort. We'll all be staying in provided Snow Peak tents but we can park all our gear alongside. Each group will get tent/fly, chairs, lighting and some swag as explained above. They will have 4...

Thank you WestWorld (and fusace) for the additional information. I went back to the ticket link and it looks much better than when I originally bought my tickets - when the email hit my inbox. I also just got the email from the SP USA team about upcoming status calls. Will want to understand...

Great to hear more are coming from here! WestWorld I didn't see mention of the IGT community setups. Did you receive more information somewhere than 'Group A/B' and how to buy a ticket. Thanks! cactusjk - we are starting to plan our route. Sorry I'm trying to remember..were you in AZ or NM...

Just got our invite for Snow Peak Way USA 2018 and bought our tickets. We'll be driving up from Texas!!!!! Anyone else going?

Any reviews or comments anyone has seen on the Field Grinder? I usually drink tea at camp but also collect vintage lever espresso machines and would like a moka at camp sometimes. Carrying my Pharos grinder and subjecting it to beach sand and desert dust is less than ideal HAHA. Thank you

I think you can see from one of the first page pictures that we set it aside for 'later' as well. I'm sorry, I can't remember what I did in the end to get it off. I think I took apart a lot more things that I expected to have to touch..? EDIT: Just went and looked at the 1st page. Pulled...

Sorry, just greaseable dust caps that were on the shelf and undamaged - which I don't use as such. I prefer to hand pack and lube the bearings.

Agreed with above except and we started the process with a rubber deadblow hammer - hitting the cap at a downward and outward angle. Wasn't too concerned since converted the entire hub including new grease-able caps.

Super cool. I'll have to measure when I get to the trailer. Here's the manufacturer list by part numbers: http://azusaparts.com/ProductPage.aspx?catID=5&subCatID=18&productID=1216#