This brilliant little stove is supplied with a plastic carry case and can be stowed inside a Titan Kettle or Titan Mug to create the perfect ultralight cooking system. In 2017, we introduced the remote-canister design, in which the stove is remotely connected to the canister by a fuel line. This new design supports larger pots and is available in the WindBurner Duo System,Group System and Combo System. WindBurner pots must be used only with WindBurner stoves. This is because the pot and stove are specifically engineered to create an integrated system. Every WindBurner pot is compatible with the new remote-canister stove. It provides the necessary stability needed for the larger pots. Therefore, the remote-canister stove is compatible with: Here is my advice: If you are a long-distance hiker really counting ounces, the Snowpeak Litemax could be the right choice. I say that only from the perspective of weight. I can attest from experience that every single gram is counted when you are trekking hundreds or thousands of miles at a time.

I have NEVER had an issue with finding a gas canister that will work with my stove. Just about every major city in the world has some sort of a camping gear shop. All you need to do is google “camping shops in X city” and you should be sweet. Whilst you are cooking your food, other animals can smell it. Always hang your food away from your tent to avoid having bears or other unwanted visitors at night. The following tip applies to both models of the WhisperLite stove, the SimmerLite stove, and the WindPro stove. I love sitting down to a tasty, hot meal at the end of a long hiking or traveling day. Eating a delicious meal in a beautiful place with your mates or your lover as the sun goes down and the stars begintoshow themselves is priceless. For me, it is the essence of why I spend time connecting to nature. If you own the 1.0 L Personal system or a first-gen 1.8 L system and your stove mounts on top of the canister, you may use these pots:Some hikers, long distance-hiker in particular, opt for a “no-cook” trek. This means that they never cook a hot meal or consume a hot drink (unless gifted) during their hiking trip. A no-cook strategy effectively eliminates the cost and weight of trekking with fuel, your stove, and the food in which you plan to cook. It is not without its benefits. It is true that hikers and mountaineers have died by using their stove inside a tent. I’ll just say that death by this cause is very rare. Almost always the persons involved were cooking in a completely sealed tent (no ventilation) at high -altitudes where oxygen is already scarce. There are currently two WindBurner stove designs. The original threads directly onto the top of the canister. It is available only in the smallest WindBurner system, the Personal 1.0 L System.

When the time comes to do a little cooking or coffee making on the road, there is simply no better unit.

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