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I have been thinking about this. I need an hour and two coffees to get going most days. Thanks for the advice.
Something like this:
http://www.sportswarehouse.co.uk/va...gclid=CMu_27izl80CFTAz0wodYrwLow#.V1eF9IbTU1I

Though mine is a gelert I think. If using for a small espresso pot, check that the arms are enough inwards for the pot to balance. I would also get a small fold up stabiliser for the gas cartridge and a wind shield.

And something like the tall pot you can see in the middle of this set though with a lid. I got one for a fiver. Cup/mug can be stored inside.

https://www.outdooraction.co.uk/cam...d-pans/robens/robens-solo-cookset-pd-5543.php
 
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PaulSB

Legendary Member
That's excellent Blue Hills. Thanks
 
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That's excellent Blue Hills. Thanks
Actually, in the light of dawn, in the set i linked to, the bit on the right is the lid. You can pick up that pot for £5 to £10. Hard anodised is good, way better than traditional non stick. Aldi at the moment have a nice hard anodised cook set for £15 but maybe a bit big for your needs. Though small, that pot and stove will boil a cup of water for tea in no time. No need for an expensive stove for such simple duties. I find that pot as a solo kettle easier to use than a "proper" kettle.
 

Rohloff_Brompton_Rider

Formerly just_fixed
From bag to this in 3 mins and then this to this in 2 mins at first try. So bag to set up is 5 mins.

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jags

Guru
[QUOTE 3560695, member: 9609"]The Argos Pro Action !
This has to be one of the greatest tents of all time, £15 for a bomb proof tent. It was sold as a one man but I found it ok for me and the dog on our wild camping trips. Here it is on top of Ben Avon.

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I do have another tent, super expensive (£150ish) super lightweight (less than a kilo) but never realy trusted it in the wind, and certainly far too small for the dog. In fact a bivvy bag makes more sense, and is lighter. (Knoydart)
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In fact Bivvy bags are no where near as bad as people suspect, eating is difficult if the midge is bad or if its wet, but for just climbing into for a few hours kip and they are brilliant. This is my brother in my bivy bag, me and the dog were enjoying 5 star luxury in the Argos Tent. (far end of Mullardoch, An Socach?)
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KneesUp

Guru
I bought a two man (1 man and a bag) tent from Netto for £6 on Thursday in their closing down sale.
 

KneesUp

Guru
I believe they are all closing as the trial was a joint venture with Sainsburys, who have pulled out because it wasn't very successful (due largely to a saturated market and poor locations) and they want to buy Argos instead. Everything - including groceries - is half price. There was a queue at ours this morning, I was glad I went on the first day of the sale (not knowing it was the first day of the sale - it's on the way to work and the do cheap pastries, to which I am rather partial)
 

jags

Guru
cheers lads im after a one or 2 man light tent as cheap as chips that argos pro looks ok to me and good price.

i have everything i need for touring in a carradice camper saddle bag except tent ,ah weathere here in ireland is crap not great for touring i seriously think summer passed us by Again.
 

jags

Guru
just seen the nature hike tent on ctc site looks great £64 for 2 man .get some good reviews on utube.
 
We still own a Vango Force 10 Merrilite (?sp) in the loft somewhere, bought as an engagement present in 1978

Lovely tent, but only I have no idea how we ever managed to get into it, never mind sleep and store gear
 
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