Whether you’re an ultralight fastpacker or a mountaineer, space-saving is an essential part of your hobby. You need to pack your gear in the most efficient manner to ensure that it’s easy to find. One of the things you can save space in your backpack with is your cookware. Pots have plenty of empty space which can store unwieldy gear like mugs, utensils, stoves, and more.
Here’s how you can pack your cookware better:
Think about nesting
Consolidation is the way to go when you’ve got a mountain of gear to fit into your backpack. Nesting smaller objects inside the larger ones can reduce the overall volume of your gear, and a tighter system can help you eliminate any danglers outside of the pack. You can even opt for a lighter and smaller pack if you pack efficiently enough!
One of the most obvious places to store things is pots—they’re meant to hold food, after all. Try packing your fuel canister and stove together, and if there’s any room left, add your mug, coffee, food, utensils, lighter, and anything else that you might need.
Embrace multipurpose and folding gear
Besides packing your gear efficiently, invest in gear that’s already designed to be efficient. Foldable cooking gear can be expanded to gain access to its full functionality and compressed into a smaller, easier-to-pack form once you’re done.
Any of your gear that finds its way into your backpack needs to have multiple purposes since more functionality in each of your tools means that you’ll have to pack lesser items overall. You can even double your pot as a mug or a bowl, or get a narrower, taller pot that’s easier to slip into a smaller pack.
Individual pieces of nesting cook sets?
Whether you choose to piece together a kit of your own or go for a pre-assembled set depends on your needs. Piecing your own kit together will allow you to have complete control over the kit, so you can choose items based on your cooking goals and weight. Choosing efficiently engineered and compact gear is essential, and adventurers who like travelling light and fast tend to prefer this method.
Engineered cook sets tend to do most of the packing calculation, so you already know it’s going to fit just fine together. You can also fit in mugs, plates, and other items in your cook sets and are super easy to just grab and go during your last-minute packing frenzy.
Looking for the portable collapsible grill sets online?
CampMaid has got you covered! We’re an American business based in Utah that sells different kinds of outdoor cast iron cooking essentials with tool sets that assemble into multiple uses creating a lightweight outdoor grill, smoker, steamer and more! Our 3-Piece Dutch Oven Tools Set with a Carry Bag includes a campmaid lid lifter, CampMaid Flip Grill, and CampMaid Charcoal/Wood Holder Heat Source along with a carry bag. You don’t need to bring a heavy cast iron to cook, you can use the tools assembled as a grill and smoker—they pack up easily and weigh under 6 lbs. They’re extremely helpful tools while cooking, and the carry bag makes it super easy to take along.
Contact us for more details today!
Whether you’re an ultralight fastpacker or a mountaineer, space-saving is an essential part of your hobby. You need to pack your gear in the most efficient manner to ensure that it’s easy to find. One of the things you can save space in your backpack with is your cookware. Pots have plenty of empty space which can store unwieldy gear like mugs, utensils, stoves, and more.
Here’s how you can pack your cookware better:
Think about nesting
Consolidation is the way to go when you’ve got a mountain of gear to fit into your backpack. Nesting smaller objects inside the larger ones can reduce the overall volume of your gear, and a tighter system can help you eliminate any danglers outside of the pack. You can even opt for a lighter and smaller pack if you pack efficiently enough!
One of the most obvious places to store things is pots—they’re meant to hold food, after all. Try packing your fuel canister and stove together, and if there’s any room left, add your mug, coffee, food, utensils, lighter, and anything else that you might need.
Embrace multipurpose and folding gear
Besides packing your gear efficiently, invest in gear that’s already designed to be efficient. Foldable cooking gear can be expanded to gain access to its full functionality and compressed into a smaller, easier-to-pack form once you’re done.
Any of your gear that finds its way into your backpack needs to have multiple purposes since more functionality in each of your tools means that you’ll have to pack lesser items overall. You can even double your pot as a mug or a bowl, or get a narrower, taller pot that’s easier to slip into a smaller pack.
Individual pieces of nesting cook sets?
Whether you choose to piece together a kit of your own or go for a pre-assembled set depends on your needs. Piecing your own kit together will allow you to have complete control over the kit, so you can choose items based on your cooking goals and weight. Choosing efficiently engineered and compact gear is essential, and adventurers who like travelling light and fast tend to prefer this method.
Engineered cook sets tend to do most of the packing calculation, so you already know it’s going to fit just fine together. You can also fit in mugs, plates, and other items in your cook sets and are super easy to just grab and go during your last-minute packing frenzy.
Looking for the portable collapsible grill sets online?
CampMaid has got you covered! We’re an American business based in Utah that sells different kinds of outdoor cast iron cooking essentials with tool sets that assemble into multiple uses creating a lightweight outdoor grill, smoker, steamer and more! Our 3-Piece Dutch Oven Tools Set with a Carry Bag includes a campmaid lid lifter, CampMaid Flip Grill, and CampMaid Charcoal/Wood Holder Heat Source along with a carry bag. You don’t need to bring a heavy cast iron to cook, you can use the tools assembled as a grill and smoker—they pack up easily and weigh under 6 lbs. They’re extremely helpful tools while cooking, and the carry bag makes it super easy to take along.
Contact us for more details today!
Backpacking Cookware: Making It All Fit In Your Pack
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Whether you’re an ultralight fastpacker or a mountaineer, space-saving is an essential part of your hobby. You need to pack your gear in the most efficient manner to ensure that it’s easy to find. One of the things you can save space in your backpack with is your cookware. Pots have plenty of empty space which can store unwieldy gear like mugs, utensils, stoves, and more.
Here’s how you can pack your cookware better:
Think about nesting
Consolidation is the way to go when you’ve got a mountain of gear to fit into your backpack. Nesting smaller objects inside the larger ones can reduce the overall volume of your gear, and a tighter system can help you eliminate any danglers outside of the pack. You can even opt for a lighter and smaller pack if you pack efficiently enough!
One of the most obvious places to store things is pots—they’re meant to hold food, after all. Try packing your fuel canister and stove together, and if there’s any room left, add your mug, coffee, food, utensils, lighter, and anything else that you might need.
Embrace multipurpose and folding gear
Besides packing your gear efficiently, invest in gear that’s already designed to be efficient. Foldable cooking gear can be expanded to gain access to its full functionality and compressed into a smaller, easier-to-pack form once you’re done.
Any of your gear that finds its way into your backpack needs to have multiple purposes since more functionality in each of your tools means that you’ll have to pack lesser items overall. You can even double your pot as a mug or a bowl, or get a narrower, taller pot that’s easier to slip into a smaller pack.
Individual pieces of nesting cook sets?
Whether you choose to piece together a kit of your own or go for a pre-assembled set depends on your needs. Piecing your own kit together will allow you to have complete control over the kit, so you can choose items based on your cooking goals and weight. Choosing efficiently engineered and compact gear is essential, and adventurers who like travelling light and fast tend to prefer this method.
Engineered cook sets tend to do most of the packing calculation, so you already know it’s going to fit just fine together. You can also fit in mugs, plates, and other items in your cook sets and are super easy to just grab and go during your last-minute packing frenzy.
Looking for the portable collapsible grill sets online?
CampMaid has got you covered! We’re an American business based in Utah that sells different kinds of outdoor cast iron cooking essentials with tool sets that assemble into multiple uses creating a lightweight outdoor grill, smoker, steamer and more! Our 3-Piece Dutch Oven Tools Set with a Carry Bag includes a campmaid lid lifter, CampMaid Flip Grill, and CampMaid Charcoal/Wood Holder Heat Source along with a carry bag. You don’t need to bring a heavy cast iron to cook, you can use the tools assembled as a grill and smoker—they pack up easily and weigh under 6 lbs. They’re extremely helpful tools while cooking, and the carry bag makes it super easy to take along.
Contact us for more details today!
This is your store’s blog. You can use it to talk about new product launches, experiences, tips or other news you want your customers to read about.
You can check out Shopify’s ecommerce blog for inspiration and advice for your own store and for your store’s blog.
How do I remove this post?
Log in to your store’s admin area then go to the blog section to delete this post.