Australian Geographic Adventure
Jetboil Flash: Tested
For those looking for a compact, robust and fast camp cooking system, the Jetboil Flash may well be the answer.
Tag: cooking
Australian Geographic Adventure
Tested: Primus LiTech Trek Kettle
The Primus LiTech Trek Kettle combines light weight and robust design for excellent campfire cooking performance.
Science & Environment
What’s it like being a chef in Antarctica? Meet Jordan Smith
Rudolf the Red-nosed Reindeer themed mud cakes, sourdough and canned goods: Jordan Smith tells us what’s it like to be a chef in Antarctica.
Gear Test
MSR Windburner Personal Stove System: Tested
MSR’s Windburner uses the same tech as the Reactor but in a more compact form, making it ideal for soloists and lightweight gear fanatics.
Gear Test
Tested: Sea To Summit X-Set 31
Will this collapsible, silicone camping crockery set be tough enough for your next meal in the wilderness?
Gear Test
Trangia Ultralight 27/1 stove
A great choice for stability at a good price, opt for the Trangia stove
Gear Test
MSR Whisperlite Internationale Multifuel
There’s a reason this stove is called the Whisperlite
Gear Test
Jetboil one person (gas canister)
A stove with a coffee plunger – what more could you want?
How To
Picking the right camp stove
After a long day adventuring, nothing makes a camper happier than having a belly full of nourishing, delicious tucker. But, don’t forget the essential ingredient: getting your hands on the right stove.