Reviews

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Canoeing, a little in the wind best

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Trangia is good, that's all I can say. It may not be the lightest and gentlest, but I still like it.

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As an old trangia user, the experiences are good. Lighter than its predecessor.

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Basic set for the less hiking.

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Appropriately sized for putting double food in place, and the non-stick pan remained completely wear-free during a week’s journey in heavy use (of course, good care of the equipment is worth keeping).

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The first dishes were prepared under field conditions and the mass came full. A piece of non-stick coating has come off after the first use. I don't know if I got hit or what. I use plastic utensils for eating and cooking.

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Very good storm kitchen!

Perfect!

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Aito Trangia. Works

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Brewed couples coffee and little food put. Well worked

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When the electricity goes out. And with these dangers, it happens every winter, spring, summer, and fall. Here's a big help to the emergency. Then you will need tea in the living room, fried eggs to go..no worry as long as liquid fuel came along.

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A good camping stove, especially with a gas burner, works really well.

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Safe value-for-money basic cooker for everyone, quick to weigh and space-consuming on long trips, especially with coated pots and frying pan, you should be careful, it works well as a gas cooker

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Trangialaatua!