Trangia Mini Windshield with Spirit Burn
May 2, 2019 - Comment
The Mini Trangia is practical and lightweight for the lone walker. Specially produced for the Karrimor International Mountain Marathon multi-sport competition.
Product Features
- The Mini Trangia is practical and lightweight for the lone walker.
- Specially produced for the Karrimor International Mountain Marathon multi-sport competition.
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Burner is great, windshield is dangerous This is my first alcohol stove, I’m quite impressed with the stove itself. The windshield leaves a lot to be desired, it doesn’t shield a lot of wind, and it’s too wide to fit a Stanley cooker. I tried out a 6 cup Bialetti coffee maker (it’s not literally 6 cups, they make 6 small espresso styles cups that make great lattes) on top of it on a level surface, I made sure all 4 legs of the windshield made contact with the coffee pot, and the whole thing tipped over, spilling burning alcohol onto…
Economical Alcohol Stove – Appalachian Trail Tested This stove and windscreen have worked perfectly on my Appalachian Trail thru-hike – even at higher elevations and cooler temperatures. I use HEET for my fuel.The Trangia weighs more than my other alcohol stove, which I used previously and liked alot, but the additional benefits are well worth it. These additional benefits include a compact windshield that also serves as a very stable stand for my cook pot; the fact that I can easily snuff out the flame when I’m done cooking and…
Simple and functional. Tweaked to work with narrow cooksets. The picture on the product page is misleading. It shows the mini Trangia cook kit. This product is the Trangia Spirit burner and the mini windscreen/pot stand ONLY. I understood that when I ordered the product, so I have no issues giving it five stars.The burner is the original, time tested Trangia Spirit burner. It is a bit smaller than the military burner that can be found at some surplus stores. That is a good thing, since all the aftermarket pot stands and whatever are…