Wood burning Trail Stove

[RovingArcher]

I don't have any experience with the stove and I don't have any connections with the maker (they are not sold in stores), but I thought it was an excellent idea and was worth sharing.

http://www.trailstove.com/details.html#B

 

[JeremyH]

I have thought of importing them.

I will be testing one soon.
Not too sure when they would come in handy/benefits over an open fire but will test it with students before letting it out on the open market.
Any comments would be very valuable.

Thnaks

jeremyh

 

[Hoodoo]

I have one. They are well made and excellent quality. The combustion though can be greatly improved by having little legs clamped to the top that will raise the pot above the stove somewhat. Burns a lot better and is far less smokey.

 

[demographic]

Looks like you could make one out of an old stainless, wide mouthed flask, maybe anyway.

 

[running bare]

or an upside down metal bucket for group cooking

 

[demographic]

or an upside down metal bucket for group cooking

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