CAMPING GEAR MUST HAVES
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Hi all just armed myself to the teeth with some fancy new gear for your info
Camping gaz grill normal 2 burner stove with a metl griddle goes over top for doing meat saves space on BBQ. In summer £60 local retailer in essex selling £36
mobicool fridge proper camping fridge makes ice cubes the works and runs of 12v mains or gaz going stock up on meat at makros b4 and have in lighter socket on way down. Last year was so so hot never again.............
Camping gaz grill normal 2 burner stove with a metl griddle goes over top for doing meat saves space on BBQ. In summer £60 local retailer in essex selling £36
mobicool fridge proper camping fridge makes ice cubes the works and runs of 12v mains or gaz going stock up on meat at makros b4 and have in lighter socket on way down. Last year was so so hot never again.............
A better suggestion for a cooker is a Coleman dual fuel dual burner stove. The dogs bollox in burners! Run it in unleaded and it provides more cooking power than you can use! You'd never go back to Gaz!! Buy a griddle to over the top of both burners and cook breakfast for the hoards! Costco have them for 49 quid at the moment - any extra purchase cost is outweighed by not having to buy camping caz.
Fridge is a good idea, we have the combicool version. I don;t bother to plug mine in on the way down - it takes up loads of room so we use it to pack the cooking gear into and then fire it up when we get down there. Mine works fine like that.
Final words of wisdom - remember that you can't buy Calor Gas in France only Camping Gaz and this needs a different regulator.
Fridge is a good idea, we have the combicool version. I don;t bother to plug mine in on the way down - it takes up loads of room so we use it to pack the cooking gear into and then fire it up when we get down there. Mine works fine like that.
Final words of wisdom - remember that you can't buy Calor Gas in France only Camping Gaz and this needs a different regulator.
cheers piglet yes mocbicool and combi the same good tip re the camping gear might do that are the petrol ones that good had a gas one last year was a bit waff but thought the make sunncamp told ceap and nasty. might test drive the griddle and as got so cheap can get money back on ebay and try the coleman im lucky my mate manages local camping and general can get 20% off. could even take the new one back get the colman got me thinking now
steve
steve
Steve, believe me - you want a Coleman! It's a proper boys cooker!
Sunncamp isn't a bad make, but none of the gaz cookers produce the same power as the Coleman.
We initially bought a cheap JML griddle from Woolies (5 quid) to go over the top of it. They don't last too long before they start to flake so we bought a better one but at 5 quid a throw they are pretty disposable so no need to wash it!
Sunncamp isn't a bad make, but none of the gaz cookers produce the same power as the Coleman.
We initially bought a cheap JML griddle from Woolies (5 quid) to go over the top of it. They don't last too long before they start to flake so we bought a better one but at 5 quid a throw they are pretty disposable so no need to wash it!
E320 CAB said:
Hi all just armed myself to the teeth with some fancy new gear for your info
Camping gaz grill normal 2 burner stove with a metl griddle goes over top for doing meat saves space on BBQ. In summer £60 local retailer in essex selling £36
mobicool fridge proper camping fridge makes ice cubes the works and runs of 12v mains or gaz going stock up on meat at makros b4 and have in lighter socket on way down. Last year was so so hot never again.............
No you need a real mans cooker the coleman duel fuel. It will run on unleaded petrol lot of FLAME and heat!!!! Ups will boil a kettel in under 90 seconds and do toast. Downs it will melt most cheap pots and pans.
Truckosaurus said:
polarbert said:
now that i have the essentials is there anything else that i should think about? maybe food?
Unless you have some strange food allergy you can just buy everything you need (except bacon) from the many supermarkets in the LM area.
Yep - I don't understand the fascination for taking food to Le Mans. The stuff in French supermarkets is great and cheaper than here. (with the exception of bacon of course!!)
obi said:
shnozz said:
supersoaker
white spirit
fire breathing sticks
beer
credit card.
you missed "navy distress flares"
And paddling pool!! And spare paddling pool when first one goes pop
Paddling pools are good for a. Keeping beer cool when fridsge is full b. having a wash when shower queue too long and c. keeping cool in hot temperatures 
ApexArt said:
up-the-dubs said:
And a camping bed. Makes all the difference not waking up having been stabbed to death by stumpy grass all night.
In the same theme but easier to pack, an Airbed I have found is a must...
Luckily Santa managed to fit one in my stocking this Christmas past. The BiL doesnt have one and I shall be rubbing his nose in it as much as possible

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