http://www.amazon.co.uk/Yellowstone-CW058-Spirit-Burner-Brass/dp/B00AOLGV3A
Wilkos have these for £6 but i cant find them on the website
Wilkos have these for £6 but i cant find them on the website
Wilko spirit burner £6
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You beat me to it, I was about to post this headsup
Other things that are new for this season,
set of 3 waterproof gadget pouches of differing sizes for £3.
Lots of other yellowstone messkits and stoves
a small 1man bivy tent for £25
Also the hand sanitizers are cheap as well.
Some of the stuff is the same as poundland but more expensive.
Can confirm that Wilko in Yeovil have it all in.Al
Next month before the stores carry stock, Wilko online have some bits and peices in stock now including the very good little gas stove
http://www.wilko.com/camping/wilko-stove-compact/invt/0299806?VBMST=camping order online and pick up from your local store = no postage charges.
http://www.wilko.com/camping/wilko-stove-compact/invt/0299806?VBMST=camping order online and pick up from your local store = no postage charges.
need a spirit burner to get me started with meth stoves as i'm loathe to spend silly money on kit i may only use once so will keep an eye out for this.
Other than the screw on lid (Which I like) is there any advantage to these over the DIY coke can stoves?
Simmer ring makes a big difference. DIY stoves can be a great heat source but most have no option to control the burn and hence the fuel burn time. I've made little alcohol stoves in the past and they are fine for boiling water but crap at cooking food; the simmer ring on the likes of the Trangia burner will give you the opportunity to bring a pot to the boil and then simmer for up to @40 minutes on one fill of fuel.
That makes sense, I have to admit most of my field cooking were I don't use a fire is boil then shut it off/let it burn out,
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