What Preps are you doing this week? Part 5.

[Deeps]

I don't know what some of those are used for....

Spatula bruise the lemon slice
Whisk blend your G&T
Spaghetti strainer Olive picker upper
Ladle measure your Gin/vodka/Tonic
Tongs Drop your ice

Or just leave the rest at home and just take the spatula and tongs.

I'm on the lookout for a bijou spatula/egg flipper. I'll get there, somewhere in China is a factory churning out exactly what I'm after.

[Arzosah]

Those IKEA toys actually sound like they're pretty good quality, but this cutlery drainer, a better size I think , is a rocket-stove-in-waiting: https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/kit ... -30131716/

I have one in my under-sink cupboard

[pseudonym]

Those IKEA toys actually sound like they're pretty good quality, but this cutlery drainer, a better size I think , is a rocket-stove-in-waiting: https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/kit ... -30131716/

I have one in my under-sink cupboard

Used to use one in my hobo set up 9 years ago.



Then I found titanium.....

[Arzosah]

Used to use one in my hobo set up 9 years ago.

And you have one of those steamers that fan out! Coo

Then I found titanium.....

Oh my. I just found a website named ultralightoutdoorgear - now I have *another* website to research, sigh ...

[Deeps]

I've got one of those Ikea things to turn into a burner, lazy git that I am, its still on the 'to do' list. Fortunately, I'm not exactly short on options for stoves.

[pseudonym]

Oh my. I just found a website named ultralightoutdoorgear - now I have *another* website to research, sigh ...

If you are serious concentrate on the big 3

Rucksack
Sleeping Bag/ Quilt
Tent/Tarp

I've saved the most weight on those, it's not cheap though

[ForgeCorvus]

Oh my. I just found a website named ultralightoutdoorgear - now I have *another* website to research, sigh ...

If you are serious concentrate on the big 3

Rucksack
Sleeping Bag/ Quilt
Tent/Tarp

I've saved the most weight on those, it's not cheap though

Cheap, Light, Durable........ Pick two

[Deeps]

Cheap, Light, Durable........ Pick two

Got to agree, unless you've got oodles of cash. I tend towards durable and cheap but I've still got a strong back. As the back weakens I can see things having to change.

[ForgeCorvus]

Cheap, Light, Durable........ Pick two

Got to agree, unless you've got oodles of cash. I tend towards durable and cheap but I've still got a strong back. As the back weakens I can see things having to change.

A while back I read an interesting piece by a bushcrafter/lightweight backpacker about the best ways to spend the least money on dropping the most grams, all based on the pound/gram ratio (written as £/gr)...... And now I can't find it.

[Arzosah]

Oh my. I just found a website named ultralightoutdoorgear - now I have *another* website to research, sigh ...

If you are serious concentrate on the big 3
Rucksack
Sleeping Bag/ Quilt
Tent/Tarp
I've saved the most weight on those, it's not cheap though

I have a nice little rucksack (as big as I can carry, sadly); I have a horrible "mummy" type sleeping bag, which is very good quality but very unpleasant to use; a small tent is the most likely useful item there.