Snow Peak Addiction
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Burning charcoal indoors? Is that wise?
DonTom
New member
Well ventilated and I'd suggest your gogi marinade be fairly dry to keep the smoke factor low
LOL... We put our heads in a highly recommended Yakiniku restaurant in Hokkaido last week. NO ventilation, could barely see across the room for the smoke. Went down the road to the one with extractors above each table.
Tonight's al-fresco setup, Yakiniku on the IGT, shabu-Shabu on the Baja burner. Loving this kit!
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Umnak
Adventurer
I've been using our Baja Stove and Small Fireplace while on our 2-3 year North American Road Trip. With a few months layover in North Carolina, both are now used less. I've thought a lot about the size of the Fireplace -- should we have bought a medium ? And, in the end, I believe the small is perfect for two people. We use it to cook and as a hand warmer. It's great under a tarp.
cc tacoma
Observer
More Snowpeak photos.
I finally figured out how to re-size photos off of my camera to post :victory:
I managed to pick up some used snowpeak gear from a member here on the forum as well as a riser from cactusjk (works awesome!) I took it out a couple of months ago for an 8 day trip in Utah. Here are a few photos to feed everyone addiction.
general set up.
The riser from cactusjk is really clean and very functional
As it turns out..... Snowpeak is a pretty decent place to whip up a few cocktails!
I finally figured out how to re-size photos off of my camera to post :victory:
I managed to pick up some used snowpeak gear from a member here on the forum as well as a riser from cactusjk (works awesome!) I took it out a couple of months ago for an 8 day trip in Utah. Here are a few photos to feed everyone addiction.
general set up.
The riser from cactusjk is really clean and very functional
As it turns out..... Snowpeak is a pretty decent place to whip up a few cocktails!
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Lennart
Adventurer
If you are not carrying it and space is not at a premium, get the Large
I started out with the medium, went back to the dealer and traded it for a large and later added a small. If I am backpacking, the small comes along. For all other times I prefer the Large.
I traded in the medium because it didn't allow the variety in setups that the Large does (grill net and plate/griddle side by side).
My 2 cents ....
jerdog53
Explorer
:luxhello:
Montana Cruiser
Adventurer
Wow, nice set-up! I really like that Nemo "awning", do you have more pics and details by chance?
Cheers!
Sorry no pics of the windscreen posted - I can't find it. I thought I had all my stuff and I checked my storage today, but no luck yet.
cc tacoma
Observer
I don't at the moment but I will take a few pics and send them your way.
I am asking Adventure Tool Company about making a custom IGT case using ideas posted earlier in this thread. Is anyone else interested?
I think the book-page dividers to protect each layer was a good idea. Also loops for legs. Similar to this case:
EDIT: Here starting on post 882 was the start of some good discussion: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/58091-Snow-Peak-Addiction?p=1594154#post1594154
I think the book-page dividers to protect each layer was a good idea. Also loops for legs. Similar to this case:
EDIT: Here starting on post 882 was the start of some good discussion: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/58091-Snow-Peak-Addiction?p=1594154#post1594154
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harbinger808
Adventurer
Yuman Desert Rat
Expedition Leader
I was wondering when someone was going to copy it....