Campingaz Turbo 270

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The Turbo 270 is a compressed fuel canister stove made by Campingaz. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews.

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From REI:
"January Clearance On now! This stove provides instant heat output without priming. No priming or fussing! Just turn the knob, light a match, and you'll instantly have full heat output. Built-in screen blocks wind. Fueled by butane/propane Gaz cartridges for clean and easy care--sold separately. Please note: does not work with other brand fuel canisters."

User Reviews

Turbo 270
Reviewed by Anthony Ahearn, Mar 06, 2007

"This is an excellent stove. Small and compact within its case. The fuel is easy to get and use. Placed on a flat surface the stove is very stable. The flame adjustment works very well. The only downside is that the canister fails to work in very cold (below freezing) weather."

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Turbo 270
Reviewed by Jonathan Bagby, Mar 04, 2006

"I have had this stove for five years and it has served me very well. Fuel usually lasts quite a while. The four prongs make alot more stable. I actually still favor this one over a new Primus recently recieved as a gift."

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Turbo 270
Reviewed by dali, Oct 30, 2005

"Do not leave without it. It is standard gear also packed in my luggage whether a pleasure camping or a European hotel trip. Can buy the gaz in any grocery store in France. Boils a pot of water in a flash. Make your coffee in your hotel room. Or atop the mountain. Gaz is the best no-frills easy high output stove made."

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Turbo 270
Reviewed by Kevin Beckwith, Nov 22, 2004

"This is an excellent inexpensive canister stove. I've used it on two trips to Algonquin Park in Canada, and it performed flawlessly. I don't have the piezo unit (the one that lights itself), but I don't mind putting a match to it. It's pretty stable and fairly light."

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