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Hey Folks! I thought I would post a quick update here for anyone that interested. Over the last few months, I've been working diligently on moving this business from idea into a launchable product. I'm partnering with a major kitchenware supplier in Wisconsin to produce the bodies of our...

Hey there Folks! I'm in the midst of starting a cookware company creating professional quality cookware specifically designed for adventure travel. The plan is to create a set of nesting carbon steel pans that have a completely removable handle. I'm looking for a little bit of feed back on...

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Hey There, I'm not a medical professional or an oncologist, but I don't believe that carbon causes cancer. Carbon steel pans are made of about 99% Iron and about 1% carbon, both which are basic elements that make up the building blocks of life. Many people believe that Polytetrafluoroethylene...

I want to give a 1+ to the NEMO Aurora. Another great option is the MSR Habitude and Habiscape tents. They are all lighter weight, well engineered and not wildly expensive. I don't get why people don't embrace the ground tent more. for like 1/4 of the space of a rooftop tent you can have a...

Hey Folks! I posted on here a few months ago looking for people's feedback on the cookware they used. At that point I was in the market research stage of starting a business to create professional quality & compact carbon steel cookware specifically designed for adventure travel. I'm happy to...

You guys should check out @Ragman 's review of the OXO pan on YT. Gives some good info, and a great channel on camp cookware

Hey Everyone here, Thanks so much for your thoughtful conversation and suggestions, and for the people that completed the survey I posted, as well as the people that took that time to chat with me. I'm really excited to say that I'm going to be taking the leap into starting a business...

Thanks Scotty!! Very much appreciate your opinionated ranting! Sticker's will be on their way soon!

Hey There! My name is Brent and I'm in the midst of starting a cookware company that creates premium quality products specifically for vehicle-based adventure. I've been gathering people's thoughts and opinions on the cookware they currently use, but I don't have a lot of people contributing...

Hey Folks! I really appreciate everyone's thoughtful responses to my questions. It has been inspiring and has got me thinking! I am now in the beginning stages of starting a cookware company that specializes in making cookware specifically for overland and vehicle-based adventure travel. I...

Thanks for your response! I also bought a some of this GSI Lightweight cast iron pans. They do have a great finish on them. You beat me, in that mine is still in my kitchen at home!! I would be interested in knowing what you pack differently for 4-wheel vs car camping when it comes to your...

Nice! yeah, I saw these on the web as well and thought it was a fantastic solution. I'm stoked to check out your review! I also recently learnt about the frybakes, saw them on a recent winter camping trip in Ontario. Great concept. Thanks for your valuable feedback!!!

Yeah, it makes sense that cookware has been circular forever, but it's good to see someone try and improve on it. I guess for some people they'd be happy to have uneven cooking temperatures in exchange for more efficient storage or stove space. Thanks for your input, super informative! will...

I think it's pretty cool to see lots of people using induction cooktops in the backcountry. Has so many positives! never having to spill stove fuel all over my hands ever again would be a real plus!!

I've done the same to protect my non-stick pan, and it seems to work. I've put the pan in my motorcycle panniers, where I think it's subject to high vibrations from the engine, and likely a much rougher ride off the pavement. The square pans, I agree, don't seem to really be super functional...

This looks like a creative solution to the problem! The square design makes a lot of sense for maximizing cooking surface area.

In regards to the pinnacle, it is a great pan, but my main gripes with it are 1) Teflon coating can't be heated over 400 degrees before it starts emitting toxic fumes. 2) The pan is aluminum, so it can't withstand high heat without warping. also can't be used on a fire 3) The coating is subject...

Would you buy a pan that was made with a specialized handle that was removeable? Would you buy anything besides cast iron? Thanks!

Do you every use your carbon steel pan on the fire? I just bought a carbon steel pan this past summer to try out for camp cooking, and I'm hooked.