Snow Peak Addiction

spikemd

Explorer
Bought the IGT Extension table on sale this summer. I have an IGT4 which is great, but the extension table is different and good for a 2 set-up. Only downside, is that you can't use the grill or high heat as the heat can burn the bamboo top. Using regular burners seems fine, but I did move the tables out with a large flat griddle as I didn't wanted to dissipate the heat.


What I like: simple and east to setup, good size for a 2 unit IGT, bamboo side table units already attached and slide to each side, comes with sturdy bag, comes with metal corner protectors for the bamboo tables, well made and is way more elegant than camping equipment.

What I don't like: heavy, can't use BBQs due to burning the bamboo side table, low height is not adjustable, expensive

I took it to the Black Rock Desert in June to test it out and overall, I like it, especially if I am solo camping or with just one other. Its much quicker to set-up and take down than a full IGT with legs and inserts. It also stores smaller than an IGT 4 as it is much shorter.

I brought out 4 chairs to test height and do a comparison. The IGT Extension is short and the low luxury chair seems to be the best and shortest height. The regular low chair is slightly higher, the Take long sits you back and is not conducive to cooking, but very comfortable for lounging. The Front Runner Expander chair is more like a conductor chair and sits higher. But being upright, cab work. I am used to standing while preparing meals when camping, so it was kinda nice to sit and relax a bit.

Looking at the pics, I realized I forgot to take a shot of what it looks like with 2 IGT burners in it. Alos, the Front Runner box was used a windbreak and you can see I extended both tables away from the burner to avoid any heat build up. Probably not necessary but it was my first time using it.

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CRYA

Member
NICE! Just checked in with @cactusjk
He needs 6 orders to run a new batch at $90 shipped. Me and you, plus 4 more orders! Who's out there and ready to do some Fall bbq box cooking??
If anyone else is out there, we're still looking for 6 total buyers for the charcoal riser, in case anyone came back from SPW all excited. I think we have 3 loose commitments.
 

screwball48

Explorer

Looks like Snow Peak is making some interesting updates to the IGT line. These will either be a home run or spectacular failure.


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Lennart

Adventurer

Looks like Snow Peak is making some interesting updates to the IGT line. These will either be a home run or spectacular failure.


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I saw the announcement of the updates. Always cool to see SP gear updates after all the focus on clothing the last few years. I am undecided if it is 'hot' or 'not'. If you don't have any frames yet, it makes some sense to buy collapsible frames. But since I already own a 4 and 2 unit frame, I am not yet tempted to buy a collapsible one. Because I almost always bring an extension table and some inserts the space saving seems negligable. Look forward to seeing them in someones setup though (y)
 

TooGouda

Active member
I like the idea of the collapsible frame and will likely get a 2u or 3u collapsible one. I too doubt i would get a full set up though for the same reasons... if i bring an extension table the collapsible frame doesn't really save me much space.
 

natematos

Member
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Always wanted a little more height out of the IGT when standing so worked with my leg supplier to create an adjustable XL leg. 660, 830 and 920 settings are allowed, which means it also easily integrates with existing legs and heights. It can even be used with the Snow Peak height adapter to drop from 920 to either 830 or 600.

These are the final production models, much more comfortable. Really excited to take them into the field next weekend.
 

Riptide

Explorer
Always wanted a little more height out of the IGT when standing so worked with my leg supplier to create an adjustable XL leg. 660, 830 and 920 settings are allowed, which means it also easily integrates with existing legs and heights. It can even be used with the Snow Peak height adapter to drop from 920 to either 830 or 600.

These are the final production models, much more comfortable. Really excited to take them into the field next weekend.
Yeah, for the life of me, I don't know why SP stopped making the adjustable legs. They are very handy.
 

tothetrail

New member
Yeah, for the life of me, I don't know why SP stopped making the adjustable legs. They are very handy.
For me, they were way too wobbly. The fixed length are way better. It was nice to be able to adjust them, but it was just annoying that the whole setup felt cheap because of the legs.

Cooking and eating was mostly fine, but the food prep was where it really seemed to magnify the problem. I ended up adding an aluminum tape wrap to them to take up a little room, and that definitely helped, but didn't completely solve it.
 

Johnnyfj

New member
Yeah, for the life of me, I don't know why SP stopped making the adjustable legs. They are very handy.
For those who are looking for adjustable legs, check out Korogi. I bought 8 pairs of their Adjustable Leg XL (660-920) from them earlier this month. They have several versions of adjustability:
Adjustable Leg XL (660-920)
Adjustable Leg Long (500-830)
Adjustable Leg Short (400-660)

I found working with Korogi has been great! I have communicated with I think the owner by email and he replied right away. They have a great selection of complimentary products that cater to the IGT line. They are located in Oregon. Check them out!
 

Ragman

Active member
Hey All, I

I just received an email that SP is closing out some of their gear. On the list is two of our favorites, the Floga accessory for the large Takibi and a small but great item, the dutch oven trivet. One thing I don’t have is the Field Oven but that is included at well. If you are not familiar with the Floga here is my video if you want to check it out. There are affiliate links attached to the video but if you want to check the sale out with direct link it is below.


Link to sale items directly https://www.snowpeak.com/collection...MsM4l5ckyq0SL716qaX5UFyLD_ig4TbQk4a_p2.KcYeYD
 

natematos

Member
For those who are looking for adjustable legs, check out Korogi. I bought 8 pairs of their Adjustable Leg XL (660-920) from them earlier this month. They have several versions of adjustability:
Adjustable Leg XL (660-920)
Adjustable Leg Long (500-830)
Adjustable Leg Short (400-660)

I found working with Korogi has been great! I have communicated with I think the owner by email and he replied right away. They have a great selection of complimentary products that cater to the IGT line. They are located in Oregon. Check them out!
Hey Johnny,
Nate with KōROGI here, thanks so much for the kind words! Going back through this thread people will probably see I've been invested in the ecosystem for years. With KōROGI I'm hoping to fill some of the gaps that I see and bring more products to the states with a US-based inventory.
Really glad you like the legs as well. Again, that was something where I simply found myself too many times wishing for a little more height with my IGT. So why not make a taller leg? And why not have it integrate seamlessly with the existing IGT leg portfolio?
 

RKRUGER

Adventurer- Toyota Nut
Ok Snow Peak geeks ;-) so I’ve played with this set up on the back of my 100 series. Very similar to another addict on here and I have to blame him for a much lighter wallet.

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So the other day I was thinking why not grab this connector link
And bolt it to the fender on my Chaser trailer. Why should the Cruiser only get IGT love?

But even with the air bags empty, the top of the rail is 930 mm. I can use my Drifta adjustable legs to make it level, but I need something else to make it work going around the corner. Any ideas?
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