Backpackers are fond of heat exchanger pots, but what exactly are they? Is the increased weight of the pot worth the purported improvements in gas efficiency? Here’s how efficient heat exchanger pots are Ideally, the Heat Exchanger pot improves the efficiency of your stoves by up to 25%. The pot’s unusual waffled design distributes heat …
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While fresh dairy products are not suitable for backpackers, powdered milk can provide a nutritious supply of nutrients when refrigeration is not available. Powdered milk, like fresh milk, is abundant in protein, B vitamins, calcium, potassium, and phosphorus. Powdered milk is also a wonderful source of calories for hikers in cold weather. Powdered milk can …
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Camping propane is the most efficient way to cook while camping because it is clean, safe, and simple to use. Typically, camping propane is nearly comparable to standard propane. The sole distinction between the two is that camping propane is available in smaller tanks. These are better suited for a camping stove or temporarily powering …
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Backpacking’s foundation is rope. Everything from tents and shelters to cooking tripods and furnishings contains it. In this article, we’ll go over what rope can be used for, the best lightweight ropes suited for a backpacker, how much rope is needed for hanging food, and factors to consider when choosing rope. Here’s how much rope …
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Drinking from wild water sources can be dangerous. Therefore, it is important to use water filters when hiking, but how long do they last? Here’s how long unused water filters last Rule of thumb answers range between 300 to 500 gallons, and six months to a year, depending on the frequency of usage. But it …
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