Reddit reviews Bisgear 12pcs Camping Cookware Stove Canister Stand Tripod Folding Spork Wine Opener Carabiner Set Outdoor Camping Hiking Backpacking Non-Stick Cooking Non-Stick Picnic Knife Spoon Dishcloth
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HIGHEST QUALITY/EASY CLEAN-aluminum pot and frying pan make it non-stick ,easy to clean.BEST PRICE/SAVE MONEY － Bisgear 12pcs camping cookware set includes Stainless Steel Foldable Fork/Spoon(expand is 6" x 1.5" x 0.04" , folding is 3.46" x1.5" x0.04"(approx.)) + Mini Stove With Piezo Ignition + Stove Pocket + Medium Anodized Aluminum Pot(4.8" *4.1"(approx.) )+ Small Anodized Aluminum Pot(2.4" * 4.5"(approx.) ) + Canister Stand Tripod(expand is 8.46"*0.8", folding is 4.25"*0.8"(approx.))+ Dishcloth + Wine opener + Carabiner + Mesh BagSPACE SAVING/EASY TO CARRY- All the objects in this cooking set can be stored together in a mesh bag for space saving and convenient carry.PERFECT GIFT FOR YOURSELF/ FAMILY- It is suitable for camping, hiking, backpacking, picnic and other outdoor activities. Lightweight and extremely durable anodized aluminum perfect for camping backpacking, buy 1 Bisgear camping cookware set, you get everything that you or your family need.WORRY FREE WILDERNESS: Finally enjoy the great outdoors without second guessing if you packed everything to cook and serve your next meal with the lightweight, compact, and mobile design of the Bisgear Camp Kitchen Set
I went with a ALPS Mountaineering Lynx 1-Person Tent for sleeping with a Camp Solutions Lightweight Self-Inflating Air Sleeping Pad. Had a 40 degree bag/quilt from Walmart since I was traveling in August time frame.
Took this chair that really came in handy Moon Lence Outdoor Ultralight Portable Folding Chairs with Carry Bag Heavy Duty 242lbs Capacity Camping Folding Chairs Beach Chairs
Cooking set I used was 12pcs Camping Cookware Stove Canister Stand Tripod Folding Spork Wine Opener Carabiner Set Bisgear(TM) Outdoor Camping Hiking Backpacking Non-stick Cooking Non-stick Picnic Knife Spoon Dishcloth. It was good enough for the 3 weeks on the road and im still using it to this day.
Seat cushion which was good but I needed something much thicker by the end of the trip MadDog GearComfort Ride Seat Protector
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I just put all that into a waterproof 45L bag I had and then shoved my clothes into a backpack on top. Jerry rigged a canvas bag on the side for quick access things like tools and such. The net thing on top of my bags was very very helpful as well. I used these hammock straps to tie everything down on the bike since I could use them again PYS outdoor XL Hammock Straps Heavy Duty 20FT & 40 Loops&100% No Stretch (Set of 2) Fits All Hammocks
Other than that it was miscellaneous stuff...
I'm really into the single serving Mountian House meals, they taste better than what I make at home. Walmart carries them like $5 each. One for breakfast, one for dinner, and for lunch snacks, Oh! Ricey instant noodles (way better than ramen) or whatever for lunch. Throw a couple Vinacafe sachets for the morning coffee and you're all set!
I'm not Asian but I've found out that the Asian markets (specifically Vietnamese) carry the BEST food for backpacking. They're big into freeze dried, dehydrated stuff with tons of flavor their culture isn't big into refrigeration.
As far as stoves go? I use this one, works great. Oh, and a Sawyer mini filter.
Camp Stove, great for stew
I grabbed one of the personal camp stoves that uses small fuel bottles when Bookmans closed their sporting good store. Something like this https://www.amazon.com/Carabiner-Bisgear-Backpacking-Non-stick-Dishcloth/dp/B01HPA43SC/ref=sr_1_sc_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1519657872&sr=8-2-spell&keywords=backpackign+camp+stove.
This means you can heat things and have an easier time starting fire. Dry/dead wood isn't always easily found and having one of these means less time prepping for food. I'd also bring matches and a lighter as 2X backups.
I've looked at some of the solar panels with LED lights. Those look really interesting and might be worth adding to my pack, though I have no experience with them.