15 May 2013, 17:05
15 May 2013, 21:10
I had a brief love-affair with these things. I love the form-factor; stable, compact, lightweight.
BUT, they run on butane. Hopeless in the cold and/or when the cylinder gets less than half full. I've had a couple of miserable camps waiting for ever for a pathetic flame to boil the kettle for a brew (and, yes, that's after having kept the cylinder in the tent with me). Have nw given up on this type of stove.
BUT, they run on butane. Hopeless in the cold and/or when the cylinder gets less than half full. I've had a couple of miserable camps waiting for ever for a pathetic flame to boil the kettle for a brew (and, yes, that's after having kept the cylinder in the tent with me). Have nw given up on this type of stove.
15 May 2013, 22:39
I loved them when i was doing motorcycle camping, now im on a pushbike, i prefer my meths stove, not so much the weight, as the space it takes up.
15 May 2013, 23:37
I like em, got two ....alright you can pick holes, but , easy to set up if your on the run
16 May 2013, 05:25
and for the price, handy to keep in your house in case you need em, When i was on a pre-pay leccy meter, they came in very handy, that and candles.