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The Trail Designs 12-10 alcohol stove has been designed…
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Summary
The Trail Designs 12-10 alcohol stove has been designed after thoroughly testing many stove configurations with the Caldera Cone. What resulted was the 12-10 stove which will burn efficiently at all altitudes. This was Trail Designs' goal and they achieved it. Very few alcohol stoves can make this claim.
The best efficiency from this stove can be achieved by using it in a Caldera Cone windscreen/pot support.
Pros
- Burns efficiently at all altitudes
- Made from recycled soda cans
- Works best in a Calera Cone
Cons
- Alcohol is heavier to carry than a light canister stove and fuel can when backpacking longer than 3 days.
- Generally alcohol does not have enough BTUs to work well as a winter stove.
Not much else can be said about this simple but well designed stove than was said above. As a Trail Designs product it has great quality. It comes in a small, lidded plastic bowl which could be used as "dinnerware".
Description
The 12-10 Alcohol Stove is an alcohol stove made by Trail Designs. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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