User Review: Primus Express

Primus Express
Above: The current Express, which may differ slightly from the version reviewed.

Rating: rated 0.5 of 5 stars
Price Paid: $14

Object of this stove is small size but it runs on propane cans hard to get. IF you are a serious backwoods camper, stick with the liquid fuels like Coleman, kerosene or alcohol to save weight which can be carried safely in thin aluminum bottles.

My camp site has infrared heating, lighting, cooking and even refrigeration powered by 16 ounce propane bottles. 16 ounce propane bottle with small single mantle lantern and fly burner makes more sense. A simple frypan can boil or cook almost any food including 'microwavable' foods from the camp store.

TOAST requires a metal fork and patience....'Leggo my Eggo' waffle! Cooking breakfast in a cold morning tent means heat that you don't have from sleeping bag. Primus Express is just too small...trust me...I never burned a Thomas' English Muffin on a fork. WHY SUFFER?

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Buy Online We found the Express at 2 online stores:

StoreProduct DescriptionPrice

Moosejaw
Express Stove (Spring 2008)$34.00Buy Now

Altrec Outdoors
Express Stove$39.97Buy Now

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