Roughridge Stove Co.

Hands down, the biggest performance killer for most backcountry cook systems is wind.

When we designed the Highcountry Cook System, solving that problem was a top priority.

Getting reliable performance in windy conditions isn’t about one feature. It’s the combination of several design elements working together.

• A removable windguard attaches to the bottom of the pot and fully encloses the burner head for maximum protection.

• A higher output stove produces a stronger flame that’s less likely to blow out.

• A wider burner head creates a broader flame that is more stable in windy conditions.

• A recessed burner head with an integrated windshield adds another layer of protection.

• Tight pot to burner spacing limits how much wind can reach the flame.

The result is a cook system built to perform in windy conditions on backcountry hunts.

Alright, let’s hear it, who drew the good tags this year?

We all know that one guy who somehow beats the odds every season while the rest of us are scrambling for any hunt we can get.

Good time of year to get out and stretch the legs. Before you know it, it’ll be September.

Today we honor and celebrate the lives of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for this amazing country.

Because of them, we’re able to enjoy the freedoms and opportunities we have today.

Freedom isn’t free, and we don’t take that for granted.

The cat is out of the bag.

We’ve been hard at it for awhile now, and we’re fired up to finally launch the new website with the High Country Cook System officially live.

Hit the link in our bio and check it out.