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Originally Posted by foxy mars  Also there is a frying pan, I have the non-stick version. |
Yup, I've also got one - in the loft with the other Trangia stuff!
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So, really the Trangia is class on it's own.
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You're dead right - for weight, bulk and low efficiency!
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On my Coast to Coast walk in May, I used the MSR Pocket Rocket stove
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Another trecking fashion accessory! The Coleman 'F1 Lite' is lighter, cheaper and as efficient or more so than the 'Pocket Rocket'.
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along with the MSR Titan Kettle. This is called one pot cooking
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I also use the MSR Titan Kettle. I wish I'd hung on before buying one - the 'clones' are now much cheaper (eg the 'Alpkit' one). I _only_ do 'one pot cooking'!
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I have a 2 week cycle-camping tour next year and most likely to take the Trangia 27 for my cooking. The Trangia 27 will fit very nicely in the Ortlieb Front Roller Classic panner.
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I guess the Trangia is fine for a bicycle (or wheelbarrow!)
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The Honey Stove 2009 is a nice stove
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Seems overpriced to me!
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I was talking a old time cycle tourist and swears by the Trangia and is not stuck on these modern stoves nowadays.
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Some people still swear by the 100 year old Optimus/Primus 96!
I've got loads of stoves, ranging from a hexi fueled 'Esbit' up to the Army No. 12 stove that was part of the Scorpion tank equipment.
Jim