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    Lightweight cooking system

    Unsure what way to go here guys. Thinking jetboil flash($199) or a titanium pot/pan set up. Mostly have back country's but would be nice to have the ability to not just boil water. Any recommendations? Lightweight and small is the key really.

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    If you are going with a boil-only system, have a look at the MSR Windburner - it makes Jetboil look like a joke...

    Lightest option is a home made fuel burner ala catfood tin.

    Kovea titanium burner (88g) and small titanium pot also works out pretty light, but takes ages to boil water compared to the windburner.
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    Jet boil stash is pretty good and versatile

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    Primus ETA lite is a good stove. Setup like a jetboil but has 3 little screw in spigots so you can use a standard Billy as well.

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    Eat dried food then drink water, save more weight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobba View Post
    Primus ETA lite is a good stove. Setup like a jetboil but has 3 little screw in spigots so you can use a standard Billy as well.
    +1, and a lot cheaper, on sale at T7 at present. use the change to grab a frypan for your morning bacon and eggs.
    For lightweight try a Firemaple titanium cooker for $55 and a 750ml titanium pot of Aliexpress. All sorted for under a hundy.
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    @ebf has it sorted, MSR or lightweight gas stove and pot is the way to go. I highly rate the windburner.
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    Also check out the soto windmaster there is quiet a few reviews on YouTube it seems to do better than the MSR windburner

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    Quote Originally Posted by 25 /08 IMP View Post
    Also check out the soto windmaster there is quiet a few reviews on YouTube it seems to do better than the MSR windburner

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    I've got a Soto and it is very good but at around a hundy normal retail too dear. If they are on special they are worth grabbing. I made a detachable handle for a 750 ml stainless pot and the gas, soto, handle all fits inside with a car tyre tube rubber band around it
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    The Soto looks interesting. I do have some questions about its stack-ability inside a pot, it looks long and wide.

    Really depends on where you intend using the stove. If I know I am going to be inside a hut and wind will not be an issue, I take the Kovea. It sits on top of a small gas canister inside a titanium cup/pot. I also take a small piece of pot scourer, dishwashing liquid and a mini lighter. All of that easily fits inside the pot. Use a superwipe cloth to stop rattles !

    If I am going to be cooking out in the open, and especially with exposed routes in the Tararuas and Ruahines, the Windburner is a no brainer.

    Weights with a full canister of MSR IsoPro (214g), and the coin bag of goodies:

    Kovea + Macpac Titanium Pot : 460g
    Windburner : 740g

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    A MSR windburners kinda like having an electric kettle in the outdoors. It's got one job and that's boiling water, fast, no matter the weather.
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    I've got a MSR Windburner and its great like stated above, if you want something a bit lighter in weight go for the MSR Pocketrocket; its much simpler and lighter.

    https://www.fishcityhamilton.co.nz/p...8aAmHbEALw_wcB

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    Quote Originally Posted by 25 /08 IMP View Post
    Also check out the soto windmaster there is quiet a few reviews on YouTube it seems to do better than the MSR windburner

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    Sorry I meant MSR pocket rocket not the windburner.
    There are coming some good YouTube clips on a test between the two of them and a light weight titanium burner

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    What happened to using these?

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    @caberslash An awesome bit of kit to have in the pack for emergencies. Takes up little space and light. Cheap too
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