Soto Fusion Trek Stove Review - Ultralight Outdoor Gear
Posted by Danny Pearson on Jul 05, 2022
We have long been fans of Soto stoves, especially the
innovative Windmaster stove. We love the Windmaster’s quality build, ability to
work in windy conditions and regulator allowing for consistent performance in
the cold or with a near-empty canister. It’s a ground-breaking design that the
competition has copied.
There are however a couple of potential problems with
canister stov
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Jetboil Stash Review - Trek Scotland
Posted by Trek Scotland on Apr 19, 2022
The
Jetboil Stash is the lightest option in their range of well-established
stove systems. This all-in-one system containing a FluxRing cook pot, titanium
burner, lid and stand, fits neatly together weighing only 232 grams. With an
added 100-gram gas canister and a lighter, the total carried weight comes in at
456 grams.
This can certainly be regarded as a compact option for
lightw
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Knowledgebase Page - Our 'Big 4' gear choices for winter camping
Apr 08, 2019
TentsIt almost goes without saying you need a four season tent, but which one to choose? The ability to cope with high winds, rain and potentially snow mean that strength has to be a major consideration.Hilleberg make a range of tents that are certainly capable of withstanding the worst winter conditions you can expect to encounter in the UK. Their Red Label range of tents offer a balance of weigh
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The Ultimate Guide to Ultralight Stoves
Apr 16, 2018
Choosing a stove can be a challenge as there are so many products available. Here at UOG we try and test as much gear as we can and our staff are regularly out in the hills and mountains doing just that. We want to provide you with the best information to help you make your choice.
Knowledgebase Page - Stove Test 1
Apr 16, 2018
The Stove Test IdeaWe are often asked which of our gas stoves perform best in windy conditions. We tend to have our own personal favourite stoves, so our suggestions are very subjective based on our experiences.We decided to have a bit of fun performing an ‘in-house’ group test of some of the UOG team’s favourite stoves. The test would aim to be fairly scientific and objective in its approach but
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