Jetboil Stash Review - The Great Outdoors Magazine: light, compact, efficient
Posted by The Great Outdoors Magazine on Apr 26, 2022
The Jetboil Stash is a fast, light and compact camping stove, weighing just 200g.It weighs 40% less than Jetboil's previous lightest models - the Zip and MicroMo (both 340 grams) - whilst having the same size pot. This has been achieved by simplifying the design and reducing the weight of components, but without losing what makes Jetboil special - the integrated cooking system combining a pot with
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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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Trek Scotland Review - SOTO Stormbreaker Stove
Posted by Trek Scotland on Sep 16, 2019
The Soto Stormbreaker is a multi-fuel stove that works from both gas
and liquid fuel sources. Weighing in at 454 grams excluding the fuel
bottle, it’s a weight and size we would look to use for group cooking
rather than solo expeditions.Soto have certainly made a name for themselves offering high quality
stoves without the added price tag attached. A personal favourite for
lightweight so
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Trek Scotland Review - Gram Counter Gear Spirit Volcano Stove
Posted by Trek Scotland on Sep 16, 2019
Meths stoves are one of the simplest ways to boil water or heat a
meal. No working parts to worry about, compact and lightweight, and
they work with a wide range of liquid fuels. There is a reason this
style of stove has been used globally for many years. With the modern
advancements of gas stoves offering a dependable, safe and versatile
option, the good old meths stove has taken a back
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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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UOG Review - MSR Windburner 1.0L Stove
Mar 12, 2018
MSR Windburner 1.0L Stove ReviewWhen MSR heard that I was heading to the Highlands they very kindly offered to let me test one of their Windburner stoves. I was mostly taking food of the freeze dried variety so wanted a stove mainly for boiling water. It looked a great option with fast boil times, impressive performance regardless of the wind and good fuel consumption. The only real negatives were
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Cairngorm Treks Review - Fire Maple FMS-X1
Posted by Cairngorm Treks on Jan 22, 2018
On first impression, the Fire Maple stove is made of materials that feel to be high quality and durable, which is a pleasant surprise given its low price. When comparing it to other all-in-one stove systems, it’s a similar size and weight, with a size of 128mm × 173mm, and a weight of 511g without gas.The components of the stove fit well together. This nesting design is always welcome when it come
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Fire Maple FMS-F5 reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear
Dec 11, 2017
UOG Review of Fire Maple FMS-F5Selection: I was after a stove for a 6 day backpacking trip to Scotland taking in a number of munros with a possibility of camping quite high. The weather can be quite rough, even in May, so I decided to take a liquid fuel stove that would be reliable in cold and wet weather, and fast when I needed it to be, the Fire Maple F5 is our lightest liquid fuel stove by quit
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UOG Review - SOTO Muka Stove
Posted by Mark Richardson on Nov 20, 2017
SOTO Muka Stove
The MUKA stove is a liquid fuel stove that will burn either unleaded petrol or 'White Gas', (White Gas is a particularly refined petrol sold in outdoor shops, hardware shops and other outlets in various countries - in the UK it is most often seen as 'Coleman Fuel'). From the outset I'm going to say that its a wonderful piece of engineering that addresses all the 'dislikes
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Succinct Gear Reviews Review - MSR Pocket Rocket 2
Posted by Succinct Gear Reviews on Sep 18, 2017
MSR Pocket Rocket 2 reviewed by Succinct Gear ReviewsThe MSR Pocket Rocket 2 is a small canister top stove designed for 'minimalist' travelers. It is tiny, weighing in at 75g with foldable arms making it very compact when stored away into the provided hard plastic case. MSR give a figure of 3.5mins for boiling 1L of water (we repeated the test in 2.5mins in a calm environment).The stove performed
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