The Snow Peak Trek set really appeals to me for some reason.
Yeah the Site Peak and Coleman sets are both calling to me. I may have to order a set for a three day kayak trip I'm planning this summer. ...
Very cool sets. I've been looking into such cooking sets as I usually just take a frying pan and an old 500lm pot I have but would like something lighter and more compact. How do these compare weight-wise?
Quote from: enki_ck on February 27, 2014, 01:23:06 PMVery cool sets. I've been looking into such cooking sets as I usually just take a frying pan and an old 500lm pot I have but would like something lighter and more compact. How do these compare weight-wise?A little hard to compare because they are different as far as volume and fittings...weighed as shown in my photos, without stove...Sigg Tourist - 22-7/8oz - 648gOptimus 88 - 11-3/8oz - 324gOptimus Terra HE - 10oz - 283gSnow Peak Trek - 19oz - 540gSnow Peak Solo - 5-3/8oz - 153g750ml Titanium mug - 4-1/2oz - 117g (has been sold under various brands Tibetan, Backcountry, Helion etc.- currently it is Toaks)Coleman Max - 13-7/8oz - 394g
I have several Campingaz stoves and lanterns...the CV cartridges are difficult to obtain in the US...so I recently obtained an adapter that enables me to refill them using cheap butane cassettes.
Does that run alcohol?
That is cool! I really like that one!DefSent from a digital multitool
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