thinking about getting a gas stove.
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Flash git. 
Not sure if you'll like the Ti version Rich, the walls of the pot are supposedly super thin and the cozy is pretty much a stocking - definitely hardcore.
Not sure if you'll like the Ti version Rich, the walls of the pot are supposedly super thin and the cozy is pretty much a stocking - definitely hardcore.
Flash git.
Not sure if you'll like the Ti version Rich, the walls of the pot are supposedly super thin and the cozy is pretty much a stocking - definitely hardcore.
Lol, it had to be done really
Time for a clear out though once I've had a play
Lol, it had to be done really
Time for a clear out though once I've had a play
Aye, if it's for the TGO then there is no half measures. I'm envious of you. I would say I'm too old for it now, but truth is, I've never been fit enough for that. Go for it mate.
widu13
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
I'm looking around for a lightweight all in one cooking system at the mo, the new smaller 800ml jetboils look good but can you fit a boil in the bag meal in one? I know the older 1L ones were popular with the military for this reason.
Not sure Col, I know you can swap the cups though.
I eat dehydrated stuff as it's much lighter, then it's a case of pouring the boiled water into the bag
Fair enough, I have a dehydrator and have been meaning to make my own dehydrated meals which would be good, however with all this size + weight saved on some trips it's nice to move the weight saved to other areas, food mainly
You can fit MRE main entre's in them, but you have to put em in sideways rather than standing up. I havent tried cooking one yet, just tested for fit - I might give one a go later, I fancy a bit of Chilli Mac 'n Cheese.
Apologies if you already know this Rich, but the difference between the Titanium version and the Ally version is just the cup - the stove part is the same on both stoves. I think if the stove part had been made of Ti, I'd have prolly gone that way myself.
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Yeah I noticed that mate, I thought the connector ring was ti but apparently it's steel, the flux ring is ally I think. It's the stripped down weight of 239g that reeled me in
Sorry Martyn, I couldn't wait I just bought a Sol Ti this morning as I didn't fancy carrying my petrol stove, mug, pot and fuel/pump around this weekend, ~1200g now becomes 240g and takes up less space!
I just bought a Sol Ti this morning as I didn't fancy carrying my petrol stove, mug, pot and fuel/pump around this weekend, ~1200g now becomes 240g and takes up less space!
@Rick I just ordered the stove you recommended as he is open to offers I bid £17.60 and he accepted, £1.00 postage is good as well.
After ordering I noticed the multi fuel ones he sells, might be worth a punt.
After ordering I noticed the multi fuel ones he sells, might be worth a punt.
I use an MSR WindPro and find it spot on for use out and about, it's small and light and the flame can be adjusted for cooking. Used it without any problems in -7c and also in wet windy conditions. I have had it for 7 years and it is still going strong.
