RonK wrote:Hmmmmm - well, the exchange rate has killed that idea. $100 is a steep price for a pot I don't really need.
RonK wrote:Toaks pots look excellent value, but they won't nest in a 0.9 L Evernew pot, which is what we are discussing in this thread.
I already have a nesting set of Snowpeak Ti tall pots, but it's squat (wider based) pots that work best in Ti.
hikin_jim wrote:Well, no one replied, but just in case, here are some photos.
No part of it fits.
HJ
neilmny wrote:hikin_jim wrote:Well, no one replied, but just in case, here are some photos.
No part of it fits.
HJ
What if you just snip or grind those corner bits off so that it does fit?
Does the corner play a structural part?
MicheleK wrote:Snowzone, the weight is:
Clikstand burner stand and windshield 77 g
Evernew 900 ml pot 110 g
Trangia methylated spirits burner 120 g
Total = 307 g
I could have used the Evernew titanium burner to reduce weight, but that doesn't have a screw on lid or simmer ring, features which I like, so I use a Trangia burner.
The set up is very stable, even on grassy vegetation as in the above photo. At other campsites during the trip I found a flat rock to cook on. I have found this set up a good Trangia alternative, I have always been a fan of the stable, safe Trangia system, but it is too heavy and bulky.
Snowzone wrote:MicheleK wrote:The set up is very stable, even on grassy vegetation as in the above photo. At other campsites during the trip I found a flat rock to cook on. I have found this set up a good Trangia alternative, I have always been a fan of the stable, safe Trangia system, but it is too heavy and bulky.
Thanks for that, I think I will investigate this option further. I still love my Trangia as I prefer to cook rather than just boil water. But the weight starts to drag you down after awhile.
MicheleK wrote:Ron,
You don't find it a nuisance to drain the fuel each time? I suppose it would only be twice daily for me. Three times if i get keen at lunchtime. I am intrigued by your comment of the Evernew burner being better than the Trangia. Why would that be? More holes? I am intrigued and may need to modify my system, which is also the Titanium Denali, like yours, but with Trangia burner.
That would be an interesting experiment if you had the time: to boil equal amounts of water, one with a brass Trangia and then one with a titanium Evernew burner and see how much fuel each one required. My money is on the Trangia for using less fuel.RonK wrote:I dunno about it using more fuel - not more than a Trangia burner anyway. If anything I think it uses less.
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