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What camp stove do you use?
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Broke out my Cadac Grill, and it fired up on the first try.. I gave it a good cleaning today, and it's still in good shape! Can't wait to use it in a couple weeks!
Scott
Scott
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Come and take it
Coleman single burner atop of the little propane tank. Always has served me well!
I have been using this Coleman 2 Burner stove for a few years with no issues at all. For back packing, I use the MSR Pocket Rocket
i have this one, among others and it's by far the one i use the most. super easy and compact. i've had it for years and never a problem. I love Coleman products.
DanS HJ-45
SILVER Star
For boiling water: MSR Reactor. There is NO competition. It literally boils water faster than the stove in the house.
I boiled a litre of water at 0 degrees F and 20 mph of wind in 3 minutes with it once.
Most of my gear is more geared to backpacking instead of car camping, but the Reactor is something that doesn't leave my truck ever. Never know when you're going to need some tea, you know...
Dan
I boiled a litre of water at 0 degrees F and 20 mph of wind in 3 minutes with it once.
Most of my gear is more geared to backpacking instead of car camping, but the Reactor is something that doesn't leave my truck ever. Never know when you're going to need some tea, you know...
Dan
For packing in the cruiser, I use unleaded fuel in this guy:
Coleman - Dual Fuel Powerhouse 2-Burner Stove -
I swing my bumper/spare tire/gas can holder/out of the way and use it right on my tail gate, probably in the end about 5' away from the swung out cans. Makes it relatively safe and easy for refills. I love this. I never have to think of any other fuel for cooking and it's dead nuts reliable.
For backpacking I use the MSR Pocket Rocket: Coleman - Dual Fuel Powerhouse 2-Burner Stove -
...under 6,000 feet I'm probably boiling water 80% of the time faster then my friends with their liquid fuel stoves (dragonfly and whisper light tested).
Coleman - Dual Fuel Powerhouse 2-Burner Stove -
I swing my bumper/spare tire/gas can holder/out of the way and use it right on my tail gate, probably in the end about 5' away from the swung out cans. Makes it relatively safe and easy for refills. I love this. I never have to think of any other fuel for cooking and it's dead nuts reliable.
For backpacking I use the MSR Pocket Rocket: Coleman - Dual Fuel Powerhouse 2-Burner Stove -
...under 6,000 feet I'm probably boiling water 80% of the time faster then my friends with their liquid fuel stoves (dragonfly and whisper light tested).
For vehicle based camping, I use a Coleman 424 dual fuel (the smaller two burner one), works great.
For morning coffee I use my JetBoil.
My oldest stove is my MSR Whisperlite International. I have had it since 1997, and taken it on many backpacking trips and still works perfectly.
For morning coffee I use my JetBoil.
My oldest stove is my MSR Whisperlite International. I have had it since 1997, and taken it on many backpacking trips and still works perfectly.
http://www.iwatani.com/pdf/Cooking Stoves/Iwatani brand portable Gas Stoves/35FW.pdf
I just got one of these for light duty car camping. Nice compact size and boils water real quick. About all i do is boil water when the kids are not there.
I just got one of these for light duty car camping. Nice compact size and boils water real quick. About all i do is boil water when the kids are not there.
