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  • luddite
    Free Member

    I have been happy using my cheap gas stove and stainless pots for years but want to go smaller and lighter now.
    Thinking of a Trangia Triangle and meths burner with ti pots.

    What are you using?
    Your suggestions?

    TheBrick
    Free Member

    I have not done any short trips for nearly 2 years because I’m a bad person however the last few I did I used a “penny stove” set up with a some thin aluminium for a wind break and some coat hanger wire bent into a pot stand. Never had a problem with it. Light and cheap.

    d45yth
    Free Member

    Know what kind of food you’re wanting to cook before deciding – it’s hard to do much more than boil water when using most meths burners and ti cookware. That might not be a problem if you’re going with a lightweight/rehydrating approach to your food.

    scotroutes
    Full Member

    I use a small gas stove. Newer versions are very efficient, especially when paired with some sort if heat exchanger on the pan. Thus means they use very little fuel, so they can actually work out “lighter” overall.

    paul78
    Free Member

    I got bored this time last year so pulled out all my cooking options ..

    http://bearbonesbikepacking.co.uk/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1522&p=14051#p14051

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