coastalarms
Active Member
I'm surprised we're the only two votes for the Eta Lite. Got it when I retired my Whisperlite.... and its a lot lighter than my Coleman 2 burner propane
Suggestions for backcountry stove
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coastalarms
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that's kinda cool looking, not sure I'd want to carry it though. Looks like it would be good to stash as a SHTF sort of stove.
Hitch
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You might find one of these useful;
http://try.kellykettleusa.com/featured_ultimate_kettles/
One feature is that you dont need to pack fuel, a few twigs and the water is hot.
http://try.kellykettleusa.com/featured_ultimate_kettles/
One feature is that you dont need to pack fuel, a few twigs and the water is hot.
coastalarms
Active Member
FYI....
REI has a sale that starts on Friday and the Jetboil Flash cooking system will be marked down to $74.99
REI has a sale that starts on Friday and the Jetboil Flash cooking system will be marked down to $74.99
If the idea of carrying fuel is a problem for you. Try the old Sierra Zip Stove. I don't like the idea of ash or hot embers so I passed because of the extreme fire danger. Make more sense than the other non fuel stoves and is way more efficient. Been around for a long time too.
http://www.digitalmarketingusa.com/ZipStove.html
http://www.digitalmarketingusa.com/ZipStove.html
http://youtu.be/ximjQkkLZ-o
To answer you question about the solo stove.
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To answer you question about the solo stove.
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laxwyo
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I was thinking about going with solostove. I think a guy at work is going to get one. I used a whisper lite back in the day and upgraded to Jetboil a few years ago. Not sure I'm ready to get rid of the Jetboil yet.
Velvet muley
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