Trangia 25-5 UL Stove Cookset
Priced: $98.31
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Trangia 25-5 UL Stove Cookset -
The 25-5 UL Stove Cookset from Trangia comes equipped with everything you'll need on your next outdoor adventure. The Trangia Spirit Burner is extremely versatile and user friendly, making your cooking needs a simple process.
Wash and Care:
- Recommended to hand-wash cookware
Straps:
- 1 - Strap
Features:
- 1 - Pot Grabber
- 1 - Lower Windshield
- 1 - Non-Stick 1.5 Liter Saucepan
- The twist on cap with o-ring seals the burner so you don't have to empty unused fuel between uses and prevents evaporation
Average Price History:
| 1 - Non-Stick Frypan: | 8.6 in / 22 cm |
|---|---|
| 1 - Spirit Burner: | burner, simmer ring, and cap w/ o-ring |
| Fuel Type: | Denatured Alcohol, Solid Fuel Tablet, White Gas |
| Material: | Ultralight Non-Stick Aluminium |
| Stove Type: | Alcohol & Solid Fuel |
| Upc, Ean, Isbn: | 7315081402555 |
| Weight: | 2 lb 2.5 oz / 980 g |
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Trangia 25-5 UL Stove Cookset Review:
Reviews:
Excellent Product
This is an excellent stove for hiking and backpacking. While a little bit on the heavy side for a lone walker, it's perfect for 2-3 people. Without the flame regulator, a 1.5L pot of water boils quickly enough to feed everyone a few courses without sitting in the cold between rounds of pasta/beans, etc.
The non-stick surface is a godsend, although it does make packing a little bit of a process for fear of scratching the coating (plastic between the pan and pots, and a baggie for the fuel canister and pot holder).
I couldn't be happier with how well the stove works. It's compact, foolproof, and keeps water boiling even with 40+ mph wind. Being able to make pot after pot of hot tea, using surprisingly little fuel, when the temperatures dropped unexpectedly low during a recent hike in the Whites kept us from having to cut the trip short (warmed an ill-prepared friend).
My only real complaint is that the bowls do not hold heat very well, so food cools off quickly. This is to be expected though given how thin they are. I suppose the trade-off would be a heavier stove, but bringing along an insulated mug/thermos for all-purpose use is probably a better solve.
The non-stick surface is a godsend, although it does make packing a little bit of a process for fear of scratching the coating (plastic between the pan and pots, and a baggie for the fuel canister and pot holder).
I couldn't be happier with how well the stove works. It's compact, foolproof, and keeps water boiling even with 40+ mph wind. Being able to make pot after pot of hot tea, using surprisingly little fuel, when the temperatures dropped unexpectedly low during a recent hike in the Whites kept us from having to cut the trip short (warmed an ill-prepared friend).
My only real complaint is that the bowls do not hold heat very well, so food cools off quickly. This is to be expected though given how thin they are. I suppose the trade-off would be a heavier stove, but bringing along an insulated mug/thermos for all-purpose use is probably a better solve.