Primus ClassicTrail

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The ClassicTrail is a compressed fuel canister stove made by Primus. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

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From Backcountry.com:
"For summer, spring, and early fall camping and backpacking, it's hard to beat the lightweight versatility of the Primus Classic Trail Stove. Take this 8oz, compact cooking stove with you when temperatures are above freezing and enjoy a fast meal on the trail no priming, no preheating. The Classic Trail Stove's crosswise pot support acts as a built in windscreen, which makes cooking quick and efficient. Put a flame to this Primus burner and you immediately have a streamlined and sturdy stove that boils water in only three minutes."

From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . Primus' Classic Trail stove and cookset are a compact, convenient must-have package for an easy way to prepare meals at your campsite or on the trail. Variable flame adjustment 10,000 BTU output Manual ignition Summer temperature of above 41 F/+5 C Nylon bag included with camping stove Stove: 5x5x2- ” 1.8 liter pot: 3- ” height, 7- “ diameter 1.4 liter pot: 3” height, 7” diameter Lid: 7- : diameter (works with both pots) Handle: 5x1x1- ” Weight: 1 lb. 13 oz. Material: Brass, aluminum, stainless steel CLOSEOUTS . Estonia. For use with propane-butane fuel cartridges intended for this type of stove only (not included)."

User Reviews

ClassicTrail
Reviewed by vlabella, Jul 29, 2007

"I purchased this stove from Gear For Adventure for 2-3 day trips. At first I brought along a back up multi fuel stove, Just In Case. I didn't need it. This little baby can boil, simmer and cook with no problem.

One of the other reviewers said that there were "sweet spots" on the gas control knobs."

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ClassicTrail
Reviewed by badwater dan, Aug 02, 2006

"I bought this stove after doing some comparisons of other iso/but stoves. The Classic Trail was bought for quickie weekend get-aways when weight is not important. I was initially looking into a Snow Peak Giga (which I did buy. . . one for me and one for my son)."

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