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September 10th, 2008
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Bottom Line: Fire up the professional-grade Brunton Wind River Range for some excellent grub at base camp.Description of Brunton Wind River Range:Outfitters, guides, and those who simply want the best will love the Brunton Wind River Range. This sturdy, professional-grade range will help keep you and your family or clients well-fed in the woods for a long time. The stove’s two burners crank out a total of 30,000 BTUs, and the steel grate will support you if you stand on it, not to mention that huge pot of pasta. You get precise flame control, so you can simmer and boil with ease. The Wind River Range comes in its own rattle-free aluminum case, and you can store utensils underneath the included cutting board. Brunton provided an external hose and regulator for your propane tank. Source: www.backcountry.com
September 10th, 2008
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Bottom Line: Refill to refuel.Description of Snow Peak Fuel Bottle:Use the Snow Peak Fuel Bottle to eliminate waste. Refillable fuel bottles allow you to pack only the amount of gas that you need and the bottle doesn’t need to be thrown away when you are done. Just clean the bottle out and save it for the next time that you hit the road. Source: www.backcountry.com
September 10th, 2008
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Bottom Line: Smaller than other stoves but works harder when it comes to heat output.Description of Snow Peak GigaPower Stove Auto Ignition:Snowpeak GigaPower Stove with auto ignition is an incredibly small, lightweight, and convenient canister stove. Its 3.75 oz weight and nifty push button ignition helped the Snowpeak GigaPower with auto ignition win the Editor’s Choice Award from Backpacker Magazine. This powerful little stove produces 10,000 BTUs (most camping stoves are 8-9,000 BTUs). Use this backpacking stove with Snow Peak fuel in temperatures as low as 14?F (-10? C). The Snow Peak Giga Power Stove is designed to stow with a fuel canister in a Snowpeak Solo Combo Cook Set. The Giga Power backpacking stove burns 45 minutes at maximum gas output (10,000 BTUs) with the GP-110 fuel canister. This lightweight, compact camping/backpacking stove comes in a high-quality plastic carrying case. Also available in a titanium version (our item no. SNO0004). **DOES NOT INCLUDE FUEL CANISTER.Source: www.backcountry.com
September 10th, 2008
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Bottom Line: The Snow Peak GigaPower Stove is an all-season camp stove.Description of Snow Peak GigaPower Stove, Titanium Manual Ignition:The Snow Peak GigaPower Stove with titanium and manual ignition produces 10,000 BTUs. Use this backpacking stove with Snow Peak fuel in temperatures as low as 14?F (-10? C). The Snow Peak GigaPower backpacking stove burns 45 minutes at maximum gas output (10,000 BTUs) with the GP-110 fuel canister. Comes in high-quality plastic carrying case, 1-1/2″ x 1-7/8″ x 3-1/2″. Weight: 3 oz. Source: www.backcountry.com
September 10th, 2008
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Bottom Line: The smallest two-person cookset around.Description of Jetboil PCS Bundled w/ Companion Cup:Why carry a pot, a stove, and a cup when you can carry just one Jetboil? The Jetboil stove is a self-contained cooking system that is a little larger than a Nalgene bottle. A super efficient canister stove is locked to a mug to form a single, connected system. Thanks to a patented ?Flux Ring? that distributes heat evenly over the bottom of the cup, the Jetboil can boil a cup full of water in 30 seconds. The Companion Cup version of the Jetboil PCS simply comes with an extra cup for ultralight backpacking with two people. The Jetboil’s cup can be removed and switched so you can cook two portions separately. The base and canister nest inside one of the mug for transport and both have insulating sleeves to protect your hand and hold heat inside. A handgrip strap gives you something to hold onto so the hot stuff goes into your mouth, not your lap. Fuel canister not included. Source: www.backcountry.com
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Bottom Line: Fire up the professional-grade Brunton Wind River Range for some excellent grub at base camp.
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