Best ultralight stove setup for brew-ups?

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Best ultralight stove setup for brew-ups?

by pjc30943 » Sun Dec 13, 2015 10:05 am

What's your favorite stove setup for brew-ups during a climb, that may turn into an overnighter? Pretend weight is a premium and cost is not. I'm looking for a combo of compact stove that works at high altitudes eg 5500-6000m (would bring a 200g canister), and a corresponding light Ti pot/lid. Probably need to make just a few (eg 4) liters at the most, as a stopgap.

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Re: Best ultralight stove setup for brew-ups?

by ExcitableBoy » Mon Dec 14, 2015 5:45 pm

I think for cold temperatures the MSR Windburner is going to be your best choice. I have not had an opportunity to use one, but it uses the same technology as the Reactor, which I have used, and it is pretty brilliant. The Windburner is about the same weight as a JetBoil PCS but the MSR system boasts better cold weather performance.


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