Camp Stove

[amgems 79]

We were talking about camp stoves on the Mystery Tour. I couldn't remember the name of the stove I have. Some foggy moments during that trip.

Anyway this is what I have (Etekcity Ultralight Stove). It is really tiny. Have used it a few times and seems durable and have had no problems.

The cooking kit (GSI Outdoors Pinnacle Soloist) is a good design. I like it because it carries both the stove and the fuel canister inside of it. Nice set up for saving space.

Got all this info from an article on ADV pulse:

http://www.advpulse.com/adv-products/8-motorcycle-camping-gear-essentials-for-under-300/

http://www.etekcity.com/product/100049.html

http://www.gsioutdoors.com/shop/cooking/integrated-cooking-systems/pinnacle-soloist.html

[Mr.JAJA 380]

That is a tiny stove,enough for a coffee i think.

[Mikey777 44]

+1 on the GSI Outdoors Pinnacle Soloist. I use a GSI set-up with an MSR pocket rocket. It packs much smaller than a Jet Boil which is gigantic (although works great)..

[Bp619 107]

I used to use gsi stuff until switching to the olicamp xts with its heat transfer system, will heat up water insanely fast. Big plus on the msr rocket

[rubarb 0]

Jetboil, good on capacity too

 

 

[Dan Diego 40]

I used the Primus Himalaya multi-fuel stove for many, many years (20?). Just sold it recently on CL and bought a JetBoil MiniMo. Was tired and jealous of watching my camp/ride pals with their modern gear drinking coffee in 3 minutes. 

I still have an old MSR multi-fuel stove and some MSR BlackLite cooking gear to sell.  The JetBoil pretty much made all of that obsolete...

[ThumperBob 21]

Ah Dan, have a beer while you are waiting for your coffee.

Ha.

 

 

[Dan Diego 40]

12 minutes ago, ThumperBob said:

Ah Dan, have a beer while you are waiting for your coffee.

Ha.

 

 

Ha ha. Those who've camped with me know that beer/tequila/whisky is definitely a breakfast item!