GSI Camp kitchen info needed
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i saw this same one at a yard sale a couple weeks ago, lady said she bought it and only used it one time.............kinda shakey, kinda cheap looking.........i think you could make a lot better set up, she wanted 40 dollars, and i looked to be worth 10 clams
From what I've seen, the REI, Cabelas and Coleman versions are much better reviewed and seem to be somewhat better construction. I was looking at the GSI one for a while because I really like their backpacking products, but I don't think they put the same effort of quality control and research into the camp kitchen.
I'm going to probably end up with the REI version, though you don't get the "running water" feature.
I'm going to probably end up with the REI version, though you don't get the "running water" feature.
Any of the camp kitchens have adjustable legs? The REI one looks nice, but I haven't seen a small simple camp kitchen with adjustable legs.
I've been looking for a solution for tailgate cooking. I don't want to cook directly on the tailgate due to how you light a MSR stove and the temperatures reached under a wok ring.
I've been looking for a solution for tailgate cooking. I don't want to cook directly on the tailgate due to how you light a MSR stove and the temperatures reached under a wok ring.
Juan,
My brother in law has that and it's bulky but it is pretty sturdy once setup. They ended up not using the water tanks because those collapsible containers are so flimsy. They weren't very happy with it and went and bought the Cabela's kitchen to replace it. The GSI is just sitting in their garage....They offered it to us but I didn't even want it for free.
This is the Cabela's kitchen they replaced it with and like it better....Cabela's Deluxe Camper's Kitchen
Good luck with your decision!
Salue
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Check out this kitchen; I saw it at the Overland Expo. Very neat and is the size of a Coleman cooler. Link: Kanz Outdoors |
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Check out this kitchen; I saw it at the Overland Expo. Very neat and is the size of a Coleman cooler. Link: Kanz Outdoors |
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Sorry miss read the thread topic??? Anyway, DRIFTA is the best of the best, it is custom, handcrafted and soon to be available in the US as a final product or get the plans and DIY.
Here is a link:
DRIFTA - Camping Kitchens Start here...
HTH and on topic....
Kanz Outdoors | Field Pantry
damn sexy! but geez....you can get a set of sliders for that much.
The Drifta is sick...OMG, I would bust that out in my living room on game day.
damn sexy! but geez....you can get a set of sliders for that much.
The Drifta is sick...OMG, I would bust that out in my living room on game day.
Interesting idea, but I don't think the door will pass bear testing. Looks like there is nothing to keep a bear from hooking the side panel edge at the door and pulling out. That would open a void at the edge of the door.
$1250 for the two pieces. I've owned cars that cost less.
Umm, there seems to be a crossover between a "kitchen" and a "chuck box"!! Sanchez, what are you really after? 
IMHO, the old fashion Coleman Kitchen serves its purpose as a place to cook, do dishes, cut and prepare food, hang up utensil, etc. I still see them in garage sales and I think they do a great job for the money.
IMHO, the old fashion Coleman Kitchen serves its purpose as a place to cook, do dishes, cut and prepare food, hang up utensil, etc. I still see them in garage sales and I think they do a great job for the money.