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ARCHIVE Wind Tamer Debut at Off Road Expo
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rusty_tlc
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what is the packed size?
it says 2x32x18 in carrying case
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That's about right. Folds up flat and weighs about 9 pounds. The optional carry case that includes your stove, two propane cans, paper towels and other kitchen stuff is about 6" x 20" x 32". For reference, Bass Pro, Cabela's, et al, sell a tote bag for Coleman Stoves for about 34 bucks but it only fits the stove.
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we were just reviewing a prototype carry case that includes your stove and paraphernalia. The stove pictured is a Wally World,Ozark Trail. Much thinner than Coleman. This bag measures 5" tall x 33" wide x 19 deep, mas o menos. Chelsea just brought in a 70 year old 3 burner Coleman that is 29" wide and 6.5" tall. I doubt that we will try to accommodate that.
There is lots of space for stowing common kitchen stuff. The WindTamer will strap to the top that is folded back.
Mitch Schliebs
rusty_tlc
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I could have used the wind tamer this weekend, very windy Saturday morning while we were fixing breakfast.
I just use my 80.
It's almost always windy on ocean beaches.
The product looks great though for those times when the wind doesn't know which way it wants to go.
rusty_tlc
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The wind constantly shifted last week end, actually typical for the Sierras.I just use my 80.
It's almost always windy on ocean beaches.
The product looks great though for those times when the wind doesn't know which way it wants to go.
