Lightweight doesn'r necessarily mean backpacking. Horseback or Fly-in hunts have to make every pound count too..
So when you are going to take some bigger ammenities, what are the better lightweight options on 2-3 burner propane stoves?
vs.
My current stove is a 2 burner coleman propane
How about Fuel? How do the small propane canisters compare to liquid fuel in terms of burn time per oz?
Should i consider switching to liquid to lighten my load?
In looking at REI.com a Liquid 2 burner stove is going to be 1 pound lighter, and take up a little more than HALF the space of a propane stove from the same brand!
Comparing burn times, Liquid will burn for .8 hours per 8 oz While Propane is only .5 hours per 8 oz.
Liquid camping fuel is winning so far by the numbers...
So when you are going to take some bigger ammenities, what are the better lightweight options on 2-3 burner propane stoves?


My current stove is a 2 burner coleman propane
How about Fuel? How do the small propane canisters compare to liquid fuel in terms of burn time per oz?
Should i consider switching to liquid to lighten my load?
In looking at REI.com a Liquid 2 burner stove is going to be 1 pound lighter, and take up a little more than HALF the space of a propane stove from the same brand!

Comparing burn times, Liquid will burn for .8 hours per 8 oz While Propane is only .5 hours per 8 oz.
Liquid camping fuel is winning so far by the numbers...
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