Stove and lantern for sale
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 9:52 amI have some Camping Gaz stuff that I don't really need anymore. This is basic canister stove and lantern. You can get the fuel at REI (or could last time I checked).
This stove:
http://www.backpackgeartest.org/reviews . 0robinson/
This lantern, plus an extra globe:
http://www.campingcomfortably.com/campi . ntern.html
As many bottles of fuel as I can find in my house (probably 1-2 270g canisters, 3+ 470g canisters).
$15 for the lot?
The 470 fuel canisters are kind of big for bike camping, but are a good size for car camping. The 270s are a better size for bike camping, but still larger than the smallest MSR or Snow Peak ones. The stove works well and simmers really nicely, but it isn't the most efficient design in the world. The lantern works great. The fuel isn't as easy to find as the MSR/SnowPeak stuff so it's better for weekend trips than long distance touring.
This stove:
http://www.backpackgeartest.org/reviews . 0robinson/
This lantern, plus an extra globe:
http://www.campingcomfortably.com/campi . ntern.html
As many bottles of fuel as I can find in my house (probably 1-2 270g canisters, 3+ 470g canisters).
$15 for the lot?
The 470 fuel canisters are kind of big for bike camping, but are a good size for car camping. The 270s are a better size for bike camping, but still larger than the smallest MSR or Snow Peak ones. The stove works well and simmers really nicely, but it isn't the most efficient design in the world. The lantern works great. The fuel isn't as easy to find as the MSR/SnowPeak stuff so it's better for weekend trips than long distance touring.