Condor H20 Pouch: build your custom canteen cooking set

This pouch is made with durable 1000d Cordura, in three colours: olive drab, tan desert, black.
It has webbing all around the main compartment and on the front pocket for any personal configuration. 
You can carry it in several ways: via shoulder  (there are two d-ring for shoulder strap), belt, modular webbing and obviously inside your backpack!

This pouch is large enough to fit a 32 oz bottle (Nalgene, Guyot Design, Tatonka), but it’s not only designed to carry a bottle, if you search on the web you could find several samples of it’s configuration like this.
After some googling I decide to build this simple drinking and cooking kit, it’s only a possibility, but for me is very functional especially for a short hike.

Here the list.
Inside the main compartment:

Nalgene 32 oz wide mouth, Tatonka stainless steel handle mug and a Spoon

• 32 ounce Nalgene water bottle with wide mouth – I like its transparency, to see water quality, when i found it from ‘unconventional’ site.
• Tatonka stainless steel handle mug for European area/ GSI for American area – i’ve find that this two brands produce the same model in these different areas.
• A Stainless steel spoon from my kitchen – an essential eating tool!

Inside the front pocket:

1- Simple diy aluminium windshield; 2-teabags; 3- Bic lighter and the Esbit stove; 4- Swiss army knife.

1.  Diy aluminium windscreen – i’ve made this object removing the base of an alumium drip pan.
2. Teabags and in the same resealable bag you could also carry  water purification tablets.
3. A Bic lighter, and a vintage Esbit folding stove (inside the fuel tablets) – This is one of the smallest and cheapest solid fuel stoves for backpacking.
4. Victorinox swiss army folding knife (mine an old Camper) – this multitool is a versatile instrument in the great outdoor.

 

I hope you have find this useful for your hikes. Enjoy!

Ciao! Mattia