Recent Posts Tagged With 'stoves'

• Bushwhacker Wood-Gas Stove Raffle

  Posted on Sunday December 6th, 2009 at 23:12 in fun stuff, stoves, bushwhacker, wood gas stoves

  I'm raffling off a mint Bushwhacker Wood-Gas Stove this month, made by J. Falk at Trailgear.org. The stove weighs 6.7 oz and retails for 28.50 USD. If you're not familiar with wood gas stoves, Jason Klass has done a nice gear review of the...

• Alcohol Stoves: Timing Your Boil

  Posted on Tuesday September 22nd, 2009 at 00:04 in stoves, denatured alcohol, freezer bag cooking, alcohol stoves

  Long-distance AT hikers love to obsess over pack weight and gear choices. Eventually any extended or thru-hike planning effort will come to a decision on what stove to bring. For me, this was quickly remedied by the statistics on what kind of stove s...

• Vargo Titanium Triad XE Alcohol/Esbit Stove

  Posted on Friday June 12th, 2009 at 04:38 in product reviews, stoves, alcohol stove, camping stove, dual fuel stove, esbit stove, how to prime an alcohol stove

  Last weekend I brought a Vargo Titanium Triad XE alcohol stove on my 3-day Zeta Pass to Mt Washington backpacking trip on the AT. It was the first time that I’d used an alcohol stove in about a year. Before that I had been a big fan of ultralit...

• Evernew Titanium Pot 1.3L

  Posted on Tuesday March 31st, 2009 at 05:13 in product reviews, camping gear, stoves, camping equipment, snow peak, freezer bag cooking, cookset, camping stoves, winter camping gear, camping cookware, camp stove, camp stoves

  I bought a new Evernew Titanium Pot (1.3L) this winter that is a little larger than the Snow Peak Titanium 700 that I normally use for 3 season hiking, at least when I bother to bring a stove. I bought it for purposes of melting snow for winter hiki...

• MSR Simmerlite White Gas Stove

  Posted on Saturday March 21st, 2009 at 21:55 in product reviews, stoves, camp food, camping stove, jetboil, alcohol stoves, camping stoves, backpacking stoves, camping cookware, camp stove, backpacking stove, titanium cookware

  This past weekend I got to field test my new MSR Simmerlite liquid fuel stove on a winter backpacking trip in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. MSR makes many different models of liquid fuel stoves and I picked this one because it is the lightest...

• Wood Gas Stoves: Second Thoughts

  Posted on Tuesday February 24th, 2009 at 03:36 in stoves, bushwhacker, camping stoves, backpacking stoves, backpacking stove, honey stove, bushbuddy, camp cookware, canister stoves, isobutane stoves, outdoor stoves, propane stoves

  I’ve had my eye on wood gas stoves for a while because I Iike the idea of having a stove where you don’t have to carry fuel. If you’re going to be out for 4 or 5 days the amount of denatured alcohol or isobutane canister fuel y...