Here’s a look at my new and much improved camp kitchen. For this one I utilized The Rigid Pro Gear System Gen 2.0. A set of 3 drawers for my smaller items and a large box on wheels for my larger items, allows me to set up my kitchen anywhere at camp!
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Gear I use:
Manitou Heated Sleeping Pad (recommended)
antarctica Gear heated Sleeping pad (returned/ not recommended)
Jackery explorer 1000v2
Jackery 300 plus power station
Little Buddy propane Heater
Ozark trail sleeping pad:
purchased at wal mart
Napier Backroadz Truck bed tent
Marchway Camp Chair
Marchway camp cot
Weber q1200 propane Grill
String Lights
Adventure Seeks Folding Camp Grill
Overmont Camp Dutch Oven
Stanley French Press
GSI Ultralight Pour over
Peno Camp Spice Kit
Readywares Firewood Carrier
Koackl Propane Torch
Pu Tian Merino Wool Blanket
Wise owl camping hammock
Nappler Camp pillow
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Looking forward to future build buddy. I have yet to see a tabletop on a ridgid pro gear.
I’ve only ever seen videos of either mobile mechanics or tradesmen using these for tools. It’s cool to see there’s at least 1 other person out there with the same idea, using them for camping supplies. 👍
Can’t go wrong when purchasing these boxes. Dosnt matter what you use them for. They are tough as nails.
I also use the rigid pro system for my camp kitchen and I am obsessed with it
Just got my anker portable power bank and I like using my plug in skillet to cook vs using propane, I like the videos definitely giving me some ideas I already have Milwaukee pack outs for my electrical job, so I’m gonna try using them next time to organize like this for camp 🏕️