Titanium stoves

[Lukeduke13]

Been looking at picking up a titanium stove. Wanted to see what everyone thinks is the best one.
Thanks

 

[mulveymo]

Go hunt

 

[Lukeduke13]

Go hunt

Have you got to compare it to any other stoves

 

[Bubblehide]

Peax has what I consider the best design, of the stoves I've seen. I have the Argali, if I were in the market, I'd be looking at the Peax.

 

[Lukeduke13]

Peax has what I consider the best design, if the stoves I've seen. I have the Argali, if I were in the market, I'd be looking at the Peax.

Those have been the two I have been looking at. What’s the negatives of the argali?

 

[Bubblehide]

My only complaint about the Argali is the wingnuts that can be dropped, especially in cold weather. I carry a couple extra incase I lose one. The peax assembly looks like it doesn't have such small parts to lose, based on what I've seen for assembly. I have no doubt that both stoves do the job well.

 

[Lukeduke13]

My only complaint about the Argali is the wingnuts that can be dropped, especially in cold weather. I carry a couple extra incase I lose one. The peax assembly looks like it doesn't have such small parts to lose, based on what I've seen for assembly. I have no doubt that both stoves do the job well.

Thanks. I agree with you. That’s the one thing I don’t like about the seek stoves too.

 

[dirtshooter]

Amazon FireHiking brand

Worked for me this past weekend. Next to no small parts to lose

 

[neil.hansford]

The Winnerwell Fastfold is the simplest design to me with no parts to lose. Its super simple and quick to set up. There's several similar designs such as the Amazon one mentioned above. For packability and weight, its hard to beat the Lite Outdoors cylinder stoves.

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[DrBeetleKill]

I run the Lite Outdoors stove. It has worked really well for me. You will need to modify the carrying case. I am still figuring out a better case option for packing.