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I like having two single BBQ boxes so I can go with one or two depending on needs.

I'm glad I asked about the embroidery. If it is going to be visible backwards on the back, that makes the embroidery less desirable to me. I suppose that you could cover the backwards part with an iron-on patch if you wanted to.

I see you say the logo is embroidered. Before I buy, I want to confirm that. How is the embroidery done--if it is done on an existing seatback, do you see the back side of the embroidery (backwards) on the front or is it a patch sewn onto the back? Thanks, Greg

I just use a 4u bag for the 3u and fold the corner in--not ideal, but it works

How is the logo to be applied? Will it be embroidered, silk screened, or an attached patch?

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I also feel that the single BBQ boxes are nicer than the double. The double lacks some of the features of the single, and I like the option of bringing one or both of the singles depending on circumstances. If you go with the Snow Peak stoves, I also think two Baja burners is a better option...

Has anyone come up with a mini-keg (2-3 gallons) setup with a jockey box that is compact and durable for overland travel? That would be the ticket for homebrewers in my opinion. Alternatively, I'd like to do the same with a growler (or 2) for purchased beer. Ideas? Cheers, Greg

Rosewood would be cool. Can you do a highback rosewood chair--if so, for how much? Cheers, Greg

I agree. Get both--you will not be disappointed

I am interested in these straps. I have 2u, 3u, and 4u frames. Please let me know what you suggest Cheers, Greg

Not even close to a LR101

I like the infrared grill idea. Can you post more information about how you put it together? I would be interested in making one for the single size BBQ box or just having a custom one done in the same size. Cheers, Greg

I see several good ideas here. Depending on what you all come up with, I will most likely want to get a few sets as I have a number of set-ups. Keep up the good work! Cheers, Greg

Just keep looking and you will see them pop up for sale from time to time. Are you looking for one that is already in the US or Canada or are you willing to import one yourself? Cheers, Greg

If you are looking for a quality barbecue for home use, you can't go wrong with the Kalamazoo grills. They are pricey, but they get the job done better than most. The hybrid grills are the most fun since you can cook with gas, charcoal, and/or wood on the same unit. They are also built like a...

Snow Peak doesn't make the cheapest equipment or in some cases the best. However, what they do (and I think do well) is to engineer some unique gear that is very functional and aesthetically pleasing. For example, there are many manufacturers of camp stoves, barbeques, and the like. Nobody...

Congratulations on the sale. Did it sell to somebody in CA or out of state? I'm curious because I have a C303 and would like to know where others are. Cheers, Greg

I generally pack mine with enough stuff around it that it doesn't move. I also always have a moving blanket with me so I can tuck it around things or cover them to protect them from prying eyes, excessive heat, etc. Plus the moving blanket works great as a quick mat for a picnic or whatever.

Out of curiosity, did you sell it to somebody who contacted you AFTER I posted my questions and expressed my interest? If so, that isn't very nice.