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What kind of backpacking stove is a good stove?
I need to know what kind of backpacking stove is good, light, and pretty cheap.Are these 2 good stoves? Brunton TALON Compact Butane Stoveand the Snow Peak Giga Stove Stainless Manual GS 100 Thanks
Which backpacking stove is better?
I am currently comparing the Jetboil Group with the MSR Dragonfly. I like the idea of the Jetboil because you don't need to carry a cookset, but the spec sheet says it takes up to 7 minutes to boil a liter. I don't really like the shape of the personal jetboil it seems too small. Also, if I go with the MSR and need to buy a cookset, what brand is recommended? Needs to be light but not too expensive.
Help Finding/Chosing a Backpacking Stove?
I am planing to buy a backpacking stove. I am looking for something in the price range of 20 100 dollars. i want it to be farily light, but i dont mind going ridiculously small. i have my eye on the PocketRocket by MSR. If you have this stove, i would love to hear how well it works. I am open to other suggestions, but i am leaning very strongly towards the PocketRocket, but i want to hear from someone w first hand experience with it. Thx aton for da suggestions.
Backpacking Stove Question?
I need help deciding on a backpacking stove. Both of these stoves have their pros and cons but both seem sound.msrgear.com stoves pocketrocket.aspbrunton.com product.php?id 299I can get them both for the same price and other suggestions are welcome.
What is the best backpacking stove?
I'm planning a week long trip alone next summer. A couple of days will be above the treeline. What would you recommend for a stove? The constraints are Weight and convenience. I'm not concerned about bulk, cost or cooking time. I expect to be able to shelter the stove from most of the wind and would take some sort of wind screen too.
Backpacking Stoves?
I'm looking for a camp backpacking stove, and i'm not sure which one is the best choice. I found a brand called Jetboil. Do you know anything about it or have any other suggestions?
Good backpacking stove international travel?
I'll be in a few countries, some developing. I am looking at the MSR dragonfly and the Markill Peak Ignition by Vaude, and a few others. I don't know if wood will be readily available everywhere I go, or if I'll be allowed to burn wood in other places, so I ruled out a wood burning stove. I will be in moderate temperature most of the time, though it should get pretty cold I'd say down to 32 F. If its colder than that, I'm off to town. my altitude will be peaking at about 10,000 and obviously I'd like it to work at sea level, too. I am trying to be as ultralight as possible, and I don't need a bulky stove taking up a lot of space in my pack. Is there anything out there for me?
Is there ANY advantage to an alcohol or sterno backpacking stove?
Most backpackers I know use a white gas stove. Is there any possible reason you would use an alcohol or sterno stove?Oh, really. I own a high priced alcohol stove, and it is made in Sweden. I guess that explains why Swedes would be so keen on an alcohol stove.
Can someone recommend a good naphtha backpacking stove?
I think I'd like to purchase a folding base w separate fuel bottle, like an MSR Whisperlite or Dragonfly. I'm not an ounce counter or speed freak, but would like a good compromise between size weight stability price the base ought to have no problem fitting in a pot set without sacrificing reliability. Conversely, is there any reason I should purchase a canister stove instead? Thanks
