Monatauk Gnat Titanium Stove
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Just fabulous! Extremely lightweight, simple, practical…
edver carraro
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Just fabulous! Extremely lightweight, simple, practical and it works!
I was just looking for a lightweight stove because the one that had weighed 10.5oz. Well, I was attracted by the marketing Monatauk on the Gnat: The lightest in the World!
The marketing does justice to the product, after all it only weighs 1.6oz. Constructed in titanium, the durability is good as well. Has an excellent distribution of the flame, it covers the entire bottom of pot. The flame is not concentrated as the previous stove I had.
Very easy to disassemble it for cleaning and possible replacement of components such as O-ring. Just make sure you use it out of the wind or use a clipper wind.
Today, my kitchen set with titanium pot and spork and a collapsible rubber mug, only weighs 10.22oz (lighter than my previous cooker)!
PS.: I'm from Brazil, so my English is not so good, sorry!
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