http://www.shopstanley-pmi.com/product/adventure-prep-cook-set
Stanley cookset with pot and two bowls.
Stanley cookset with pot and two bowls.
Kelty Discovery 2
Seems like an inexpensive way to get into a Kelty. Should make a nice single person tent (but I think my 3 person REI is a great single person tent). Large single vestibule, single sided door are a few ways to keep costs down but $80 isn't much. Like the full rain fly too.
http://www.rei.com/product/869082/kelty-discovery-2-tent
I have a Kelty Grand Mesa II that has served me well this year. Even held up in a big wind storm in Llano this season.
Except the part where we tried to fold it in that 30mph gale! At that point, all tents become kites.
Were you camping in Robinson Park?
I was camping in Robinson Park in Feb or Mar 2013 when one of those hit. It was actually picking up small rocks and sticks when it started. I had my bargin basement tent up. It wasn't pretty.
I received a new Sterno Stove kit. It includes a cup, a spork, and a 6 cup pot. I like it and will have to test it and give some feedback but I know it is cheap.
Hard to find pictures of it or even a site that sells it. Did find this YouTube:
Sterno Stove Kit Review - YouTube
So, is this a good first tent for a campin newb?Kelty Discovery 2
Seems like an inexpensive way to get into a Kelty. Should make a nice single person tent (but I think my 3 person REI is a great single person tent). Large single vestibule, single sided door are a few ways to keep costs down but $80 isn't much. Like the full rain fly too.
http://www.rei.com/product/869082/kelty-discovery-2-tent
Went ahead and ordered the tent, with their return policy it looks like I have year to decide if I like it or not. I'll let you know how it goes and will definitely be checking out these sidewalk sales. Now to find a sleeping bag...
Went ahead and ordered the tent, with their return policy it looks like I have year to decide if I like it or not. I'll let you know how it goes and will definitely be checking out these sidewalk sales. Now to find a sleeping bag...