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Sep 19, 2023 8:06 PM
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expired Posted by dealfinder41 • Sep 19, 2023
Sep 19, 2023 8:06 PM
Gas One Backpacking Camping Stove - Pocket Rocket Stove with Piezo Ignition and Case for Isobutane fuel $7.99
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Note that isobutane fuel is not the heavy gauge metal green propone bottles you use with Coleman stoves. These are the much lighter, thin walled isobutane canisters that come in a variety of sizes. They're all flat bottomed and become the stove base when you screw this stove onto the top. Cheapest place I've found to buy them is the Walmart camping section, where they're available in two sizes.
Biggest drawback with this stove is it's so tiny that you really have to be careful centering the cooking vessel on the fold out supports. Don't plan on cooking with anything larger than maybe a 1 quart pot and even that would be a bit of a stretch. These are designed for ultra lightweight backpacking.
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KILLER deal.
When the lights go out and the faucets don't run, these will be great to boil water to drink safely.
KILLER deal.
When the lights go out and the faucets don't run, these will be great to boil water to drink safely.
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A slight amendment to an earlier comment: you *can* use this with a propane canister, but you'll need an adapter. I got a two pack on Amazon for ~$11 a few years ago. You'll also want a foot/support to hold up the canister because otherwise it will be too top heavy. Finally, I have read that you'll want to keep the burner dialed to medium or below when burning propane to keep the stove from failing. Don't worry, it's still plenty hot. I wouldn't be surprised if it's less efficient at turning propane into heat than a good stove that was designed for propane, but mine is *more* efficient than my crappiest propane stove (which was quite a bit spendier IIRC—something like $35).
KILLER deal.
When the lights go out and the faucets don't run, these will be great to boil water to drink safely.
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