stevebungay's channel

Like the vid, and the rucksack too. Very instructive for us who are new to lightweight backpacking. I was converted after going up Mulhacen (see Youtube Mulhacen in winter), with 15kg. I don't want to do that again. Thanks again for sharing, and look us up if you're ever in southern Spain.

@Rob9256 Cheers Rob. Bring your bivvy bag, and a warm hat.

Just seen your clip on ebay.uk, and LOVE your products, your ideas, and your enterprise. You seem like a really inventive and imaginative chap, and I wish you luck. Times are hard, but you're producing lightweight gear that anybody can afford. Enjoying every post you make.

Some nice ideas. Thanks. I sometimes walk in cold places (see Mulhacen in winter), so bought a very expensive Thermolite NeoAir. I fear for it on rough ground, so use a car windshield reflective shield (1 Euro in supermarket sales).It's reflective on both sides, with thin foam fill, so should pro...

Your trail kitchen is more interesting than my home kitchen. Wicked. I know you don't carry those all at once, but still, what does your pack weigh?

Love your video, and especially your collapsible cone (which you don't mention, also serves as a pot stand). Fine work. It gets a bit breezy where I walk (see 'Mulhacen in winter), and I've been seeking an elegant solution. Thanks for sharing. I'm now off to check out the rest of your postings.

Just seen your clip on ebay.uk, and like your style, and your product. It looks like a nicely made stove. I use a wood stove, but often find it hard to find fuel where I walk (see 'Mulhacen in winter'), so I may be in touch. What about a vid of you using it in Wales/Scotland etc.? Looking forward...

Love the video. It shows well, what I consider to be a really well thought out, and well engineered solution, without redundancy of parts. Everything has a function both in use and in storage. I suspect that many people don't really need a large or long burning fire, so my vote would go to small ...

A nice piece of video. What temperature was it, and how do you stay warm at night? I'd like to know more about your kit list, and backpack weight. I live in Spain, and have a clip on Youtube called 'Mulhacen in winter', but it's nothing like as dramatic as yours. Well done, and thank you.

Nice vid Mungo. Your Grandad is living in Spain now. See him on Youtube 'Mulhacen in winter'.

Stay safe. Steve

Loved your vid & tips. I'm 62 and have just started. I go up the mountain, sometimes in cool weather, and don't carry poles, so it's hard to get my weight down, so I appreciate your vids. I hauled 15 kgs up there a few months ago, and it's far too much, so I've started reducing (got a NeoAir & so...

Very nice. I like the whole thing and would be interested in seeing the new version when the video is ready.

Super idea, and well executed. I've often thought these cans were a bit flimsy, but never thought about a cure for it. You've saved a lot of people a lot of money. Thanks.

Love it. Great delivery, and not over the top. You're a star.

A pretty wild ride. Enjoyed that.

Hi John. I'm 62 and brand new to backpacking. I went up Mulhacen, in Spain (see Youtube Mulhacen in winter)) in November with 15kg, and it was far too much for me. I've started trying to lighten the load, and found your clip really useful. I'm amazed at what you can get your load down to, and whi...

Mmm. Looks good John. You can be sure I'll be trying it. Now put your shirt on and watch my clip 'Mulhacen in winter'.

Steve.

A great clip. Well done for a great song and lyrics, and well sung too. You guys are stars, and whatever they pay the guy taking the order, it's not enough.

A good vid. Very informative. I'm usually well above the tree line, and up there we use bits of dry grass, and dry roots (thyme etc) to make a very small fire. That's all there is up there, but your cutting into and shaving the wood should help. Many thanks.

Well done chap. I really enjoyed that. About as good as I've heard anybody do it.

Nice video chaps, and some really great photos. I live locally, and while I'm an (old) newbie, I recognize some of the places. Looks like you were having a load of fun, and I wish you more in the future.

Good luck. Steve.

P.S. you can view my vid on Youtube under 'Mulhacen in winter'