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Spirit Stove Cookset
Trangia
Spirit Stove Cookset
$44.99
Description

  Versatile alcohol stove and cookset

  Stove Stand with the Trangia Spirit Burner, 1.5 Liter aluminum saucepan and 7" frying pan (handle can be switched between pans). The burner has a simmer ring so it can be adjusted from full to simmer and the flame is extinguished when the simmer ring is closed completely. The twist on cap with o-ring seals the burner so you don't have to empty unused fuel between uses and prevents evaporation.

  Why Cook with Alcohol?

  Quiet - You can hear the birds while you cook instead of the roar and sputter of your stove.

  Simple - No pumping or priming. Just add fuel and light!

  Odorless - The fuel doesn't smell while burning and quickly evaporates when spilled.

  Environmentally Friendly - Alcohol is made from clean, renewable plant-based sources.

  Fuel Availability - Fuel is easy to find at gas stations, hardware, auto parts and outdoor stores.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Trangia
Fuel Type:
Alcohol
Stove System:
Stove System with Pots
Boil Time:
8 mins (1 Liter)
Stove Igniter:
No Igniter
Weight:
1 lb. 7 oz.
Dimensions:
7.28" x 3.15"
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
327790
UPC:
7315081624230
Other Features:
Output: 1000w
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