Primus TechnoTrail
Great lightweight canister stove. Great all around…
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Summary
Great lightweight canister stove.
Pros
- Fast
- Easy
- Light
- Compact
Cons
- Have to use canisters
- 2 oz more than the lightest canister stoves
Great all around stove for U.S. backpacking. It's easy to use, fairly fast and packs nicely. The piezo lighter is very convenient and lights with the first click. It boiled about 2 quarts of water in about 5 minutes on high. It folds up compactly inside my MSR alpine pot for storage. I recommend this stove to everyone.
Sweet little stove! I used it this past weekend for…
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Price Paid: $9.99
Sweet little stove! I used it this past weekend for an overnight trip on the AT.
The piezo lighter is great and it lit on the first push every time. It boiled about 1 1/2 liters of water in about 5 minutes and that was at about 1/2-3/4 flame.
It cools down very quickly and easily packs inside my Brunton Vapor cookset.
I'm looking forward to a more intense testing of it when I get to go for extended periods of time, but overall I'm extremely pleased with it.
A very compact, lightweight, reliable stove-5 yrs…
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Price Paid: $30
A very compact, lightweight, reliable stove-5 yrs and counting. Fits into my titanium pot. Easy to assemble, no maintenance. Auto-ignite a great feature. Solidly constructed, no plastic parts. Aluminum/stainless.
Great stove for backpacking. It's lightweight and…
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Great stove for backpacking. It's lightweight and it packs up really small. It's very fuel efficient. The self lighter feature is really handy. I suggest you buy the fuel canister leg stand thing cause it can be a little unstable without it.
Cool stove, works great. Really fuel efficient. I'm…
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Price Paid: gift
Cool stove, works great. Really fuel efficient. I'm only about 1/2 way through my first fuel canister and I've used like 10 times. Super light and compact. A little slow at boiling water, but not too bad.
Where to Buy
Specs
| Weight |
5.7 oz |
| Dimensions |
75 x 65 x 70 mm / 2.8’ x 2.4’ x 2.9 in |
| Output |
10000 BTU/h |
| Boil Time |
2:20 / 3:30 |
| Burn Time |
70 min on 230 g • 8.1 oz gas cartridge |
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