Features
A veteran sea kayak guide who runs tours only with bonfires and candle lanterns The ultimate bonfire that Mr. Nakamura arrived at
Mr. Nakamura has been making all the meals for sea kayaking tours with handmade bonfires for many years.
Mr. Nakamura's tour lights are only candle lanterns.
Quiet campsites that do not use liquid fuel or gas.
You can only hear the sound of the bonfire ... It is a tool that lets you enjoy the real thrill of camping.
The shape is like a kamado, but it is a very easy-to-use bonfire.
The windshield can be used by standing or tilting it down.
Combustion efficiency is improved by the air wrapping around from the two cavities at both ends, and it burns very well.
The cavity is wrapped in aluminum foil, and if you put corn in it, it can be used as an oven.
● Thin storage that fits in a kayak hatch.
● The air wraps around behind, and if you use the windshield, it will burn even more vigorously due to the chimney effect.
● You can easily dispose of ash by removing all the windshields.
● The net is made of durable stainless steel.
● Since the front is wide open, it is easy to replenish firewood.
● The rostrum has been extended forward to match the length of the firewood sold at the campsite, making it difficult for the firewood to fall.
● Dutch oven can be used.
"About Rostle"
Rostle always distorts with repeated use. Please note before purchasing.
If distortion occurs, please correct it by yourself so that it becomes flat.
When making corrections, be sure to wear leather gloves. It may cause injury.
Specifications
■ Size: When used / approx. 42 x 40.5 x 54 (height) cm When stored / approx. 42 x 31 x 3.5 (thickness) cm
■ Weight: approx. 4.81 kg
■ Material: Stainless steel 430
■ Made in China
Author Profile
Tadaaki Nakamura
After 25 years of cooking rice on a kayak trip at the Okinawa Kayak Center, Ikuboshi Frost refined ideas for bonfire dishes and living utensils.
Before I get old, I'm thinking of talking about a lot of pranks.
