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Looking for a compact brew kit to throw in the day sack for longer colder rides and walks.
Anyone know where I could get something like this (Alpkit don't seem to do them anymore):
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Alpkit ti 650 mug, will hold a Kraku stove and small canister inside.
Coleman (or homemade) windshield round the outside.
Works for me

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Speedster stoves do a nice and good value alcohol based stove, pand and wind shield that packs up small.


 
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Alpkit MytiMug that fits the smaller type screw on 100g cas cartridges and a folding Optimus Crux stove. The stove will fold up and fit inside the concave base of the gas cartridge which fits inside the mug leaving enough room for a folding spork/spoon small lighter/ferro rod and a baggie with teabag/coffe/suger etc. You can also get those little folding supports that clip onto base of gas cartridge to make it more stable - google primus footrest for the idea. Now get yourself to the DIY store and buy some of that silver foil buble wrap insulation and some foil tape and make a two part pot cosy for your mug ie a bottom and a lid that fit together to hold your kit.


 
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Thanks all - Alpkit myti mug and stove ordered.
Just need to get some collapsible cups - any ideas?


 
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I changed my Coleman fitting stove for a Campingaz stove last summer. The Coleman used to take 10 minutes plus to boil a Trianga kettle with enough water for 2 small mugs. The Campingaz one boils it in 3 minutes. A little bit larger but so much more efficient.

Heat shields make a massive difference, but they're big and cumbersome.


 
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https://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/wildo-fold-a-cup-p403872

There are many of these type available online, just search for folding mug.


 
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Sea to Summit X Cup / X Mug are nice collapsible cups.

That Wildo cup is not bad, but doesn't fold down as flat.


 
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If it's for day rides, why not use a flask?


 
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Alpkit Brukit would have been another option:

https://www.alpkit.com/products/brukit


 
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Noticed the Brukit - only a couple of quid in it and the mytimug/kraku is slightly smaller.


 
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Make yourself a pop/beer/soda can stove. Just needs a couple of cans. Plenty of instructions on the web. Uses meths - remember to drink the beer not the meths! - a bit slower to bring things to a boil but it's like 3mins30 rather than 3mins. Not a big deal really. You do need to use something for a windshield if there's any breeze.


 
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