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**CLOSED** - Cook Partner Group Buy Spring 2018
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Nice. Is the hose stored in the stove?
ColoradoFrosty
New member
You could And it might not be an issue, but I usually try to minimize rattling where I can, so I'll keep it in the cook box I think.
Noticing that my handle makes a bunch of noise rattling around in the back of the truck. Thinking of wrapping it in some black hockey tape or something similar. Anyone got a better idea? I'm not going to be transporting this in a hard or soft case, but in my storage / sleep platform instead.
hstexan
New member
Took the stove out for its first trip this weekend! It was definitely the nicest stove I’ve ever used. Simmered very well and heated up quickly. Cooked the food nice and even, and was pretty easy to clean up. [emoji1303][emoji1303]
How was the griddle to cook on? Was it relatively non-stick? Clean up easily or did food get really stuck on?
hstexan
New member
That looks fantastic--IMO when you're willing to spend $300 on a camp stove when "decent" $100 options exist, a $70 over-engineered bag is what it belongs in rather than a "decent" $40 one.
ZOMBRNR
New member
Yeah it was relatively non-stick. Not as good as some of my home pans. But after cooking, a bit of water sizzling and wooden spatula and things cleaned up real nice.
Agreed, that bag is sweet, def going to order one up myself!
nglayton
Senior Member
A 22" Partner Cook stove carry bag did indeed arrive!
The BROG bag is a better bag. See the pictures I attached. This $40 bag, It's a decent bag, seems like decent quality, but has zero padding and is made of just regular black Cordura nylon backpack type materials. I'm sure it will last just fine with some care, but with no padding it will not protect the stove from anything but dust or sunlight.
The bag is also slightly over sized (3"?) on the width of the bag, leaving plenty of room for water bottles or some other type of gear you might want to store with the stove.
Side to side the bag is just about the right size.
I would NOT recommend this bag if you want to protect the stove from dents, etc.
I would totally buy this bag if you just want to have a carrying case and not worried about dents scratches etc.
I hope this helps everyone make good choices!!
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I have a Worthington 1 gallon propane tank should the Parter Steel stove (22 in) be able to connect to it?
nglayton
Senior Member
Yes, it should be able to connect to it just fine.
Spangladesh
New member
Are there any plans for a 2019 group buy in the works?
MStudt
official vendor
The BROG bag is nice, but you'll have to pay full price for it. They do NOT entertain group buys or volume discounts.
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