Trangia Mini Trangia

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The Mini Trangia is an alcohol stove made by Trangia. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 7 user reviews.

Here's what other sites are saying:

From GearX.com:
"The Mini Trangia Stove, specially produced for the Karrimor International Mountain Marathon multi-sport competition, is practical and lightweight for the minimalist adventurer."

From REI:
"Compact and lightweight, this stove is perfect for the minimalist hiker that still enjoys a hot meal. Includes: alcohol burner, 0.8-liter aluminum pot, wind shield, pot lifter and nonstick fry pan that doubles as a lid. Made of high-quality brass, the alcohol burner requires no pumping or preheating, simply strike a match and light. Cook at a boil or a simmer, slide the simmer ring over the burner to adjust the flame. Trangia stoves burn denatured alcohol, non-explosive, easy to find, odorless and environmentally friendly."

From Vargo Outdoors:
"The Mini Trangia is practical and lightweight for the lone walker. Specially produced for the Karrimor International Mountain Marathon multi-sport competition. Comes with a 0.8 liter aluminum pan non-stick lid/frypan 15 cm and spirit burner with windshield and handle. Weight 330 g."

From CampSaver.com:
"MINI TRANGIA: The Mini Trangia is practical and lightweight for the lone walker. Specially produced for the Karrimor International Mountain Marathon multi-sport competition. Comes with a 0.8 liter aluminum pan, non-stick lid/fry pan, 15 cm, and spirit burner with windshield and handle. Weight: 0.73 lbs."

User Reviews

Mini Trangia
Reviewed by mike068, Mar 09, 2009

"I started out with just the spirit burner and windscreen / pot stand and I carried it nested in my other cook-set. I was so impressed with the quality and durability that I bought the complete set and it is my first choice for cook sets and stove set up."

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Mini Trangia
Reviewed by Stephen(hootyhoo), Feb 15, 2009

"I have just completed a 12 month review of the Trangia 28. 4 seasons of use and approximately 103 days in the field. I cook both conventional meals and dehydrated meals. I gave this stove a 4. 5 as it does not have the final component - a windscreen and you must protect the interior of the lid when stored to save the non-stick coating."

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Mini Trangia
Reviewed by mike068, Dec 14, 2008

"Ok I have been out of the game for a while but it hasn't been that long anyway. I use to rough-it and cook over a fire but that has its problems like rain. So in my search for a stove I ruled out all petroleum based and pressurized fuels and that don't leave much."

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Mini Trangia
Reviewed by Ridge, Nov 07, 2008

"I give the Mini-Trangia 28 4. 5 stars, only because it needs a windscreen to truly be a complete stove. I made my windscreen out of an aluminum roasting pan that cost about a buck at W-Mart.

The neat thing about the 28 over the larger Trangias like the 25 or my 27-7, is that it really does have a pre-heat attachment included, and its easier to use than the optional winterizing kit that you have to buy extra for the bigger models."

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Mini Trangia
Reviewed by Scott Cameron, Oct 26, 2008

"I've been trying to figure out what type of stove to carry while backpacking. I checked out the canister stoves, esbit, and alcohol. I decided to go with the alcohol platform.

The canister is faster and easier. But the canisters are expensive, you don't know how much gas you have left (unless you time it and do some math), and you wind up with a bunch of partially empty canisters in your gear box."

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Mini Trangia (28-T)
Reviewed by gsaye, Mar 25, 2006

"Brilliant little stove! Weighs next to nothing, uses renewable fuel, and cooks only a bit slower than a gas-burner. I would only suggest that you take along a lightweight windscreen."

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Mini Trangia (28-T)
Reviewed by hottang, Mar 22, 2006

"The little stove that could. I was surprised how small it is, compared to the T-25, but the performance cannot be beat. The stove might be slower than the "rocket engines" of white gas stoves, but the fuel is safer and can be found more readily, and there is no fuss with the stove."

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