Sterno Stove Kit, One Size, Multicolor
Brand | Sterno |
Fuel Type | Liquefied Petroleum Gas |
Material | Aluminum |
Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
About this item
- Ideal for backpackers or campers with an ultra lightweight design
- Holds up to 4. 5-hours (or two cans) of canned fuel
- Anodized aluminum construction
- Wind resistance and convective heat design
- Boils 8-ounces of water in about 6 minutes
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power source | — | Gas Powered | Dual Fuel | Gas Powered | Gas Powered | Gas Powered |
fuel type | Liquefied Petroleum Gas | Liquefied Petroleum Gas, Alcohol | solid fuel | Wood, Alcohol | Propane, Butane, Isobutane | Gaz de pétrole liquéfié |
material | Aluminum | Stainless Steel | Alloy Steel | Stainless Steel | Aluminum | Aluminum |
weight | 0.1 pounds | 0.5 pounds | 0.08 kilograms | 1 pounds | 251 grams | 189 grams |
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From the manufacturer
For over 100 years the Sterno name has been synonymous with quality and performance in home entertaining, camping and emergency preparedness. Today Sterno delivers the most comprehensive line of portable warming, emergency illumination, butane appliances and catering products to the retail market. We share our customers’ commitment to the environment and continually strive to improve our manufacturing and marketing practices to reduce our impact on the earth.
Sterno 70138 Inferno Stove Kit,
Multicolor
The Sterno 70138 Inferno Stove Kit is ideal for backpackers and campers on the go with a portable design that can boil 8-ounces of water in about six minutes. The portable stove holds up to 4.5-hours (2 cans) of fuel. Features a 16-ounce pot and pourable lid with wind resistance for cooking in any type of weather. Convective heat design maximizes efficiency and reduces cook time. This stove kit is lightweight at just 9-ounces and features a compact nesting design that's ideal for storage.
- Ultra lightweight: 9-oz
- Includes 16-oz pot and pourable lid.
- Wind resistance capability for all-weather cooking.
- Convective heat design to maximize heating and fuel efficiency.
- Powered by clean-burning, environmentally preferable fuel.
- Sterno 7-oz Cooking Fuel Can sold separately.
Ideal for Backpackers, Hikers and Campers On-The-Go
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Product Description
Sterno Stove Kit, One Size, Multicolor
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Product information
Product Dimensions | 4.5 x 4.5 x 7 inches |
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Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
Manufacturer | Sterno |
ASIN | B0169ZDUOM |
Item model number | 70138 |
Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #421,628 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #984 in Camping Stoves |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | September 30, 2015 |
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Customers like the quality, boil time, weight and ease of use of the portable stove. For example, they mention it works well, it heats up very quickly to boiling and is perfect for boiling water or heating foods. Some appreciate the value for money. That said, some complain about the lid and ease o removal.
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Customers like the quality of the portable stove. For example, they mention it works well, is flawless, and has outstanding performance. The windscreen and pot work well together, and it's durable enough for its intended purpose. Some say it'd last forever.
"...3. Very light after some simple changes.4. Durable enough for its intended purpose.5. Affordable!6...." Read more
"...Flawless!! A canister stove would not have fared well even with a windscreen...." Read more
"...Sterno cans are a very stable fuel and they're easy to find, but their heat output isn't that high and this makes them even more susceptible to the..." Read more
"...Overall I think this is a great addition to my camping kit." Read more
Customers like the boil time of the portable stove. They mention that it heats up very quickly to boiling, is great for boiling water efficiently, and is perfect for heating foods. Customers are also impressed with the heat exchanger, saying that it does a nice job of boosting the heat delivered to the container.
"...Though I did not time it, it was still a speedy boil, I approximate it to be still less than 5 minutes for a little over 2 cups of water and the..." Read more
"...It does one thing: boils water using sterno cans...." Read more
"...and without the hot water in the pot it cools quickly and loosens up quickly...." Read more
"...cheap, and the heat fins on the bottom of the vessel do a nice job of boosting the heat delivered to the container...." Read more
Customers like the weight of the portable stove. For example, they mention it's small, lightweight, and easy to use. Some say it'll nestle into a compact design and be a good compact way to heat water and food. Overall, most are happy with the weight and functionality of the product.
"...2. GREAT performance with alcohol burners. Fast boil times.3. Very light after some simple changes.4...." Read more
"...an all-in-one package that's easy to use and assemble and packs down to a size smaller than many alternatives...." Read more
"...The stove itself feels light without being cheap, and the heat fins on the bottom of the vessel do a nice job of boosting the heat delivered to the..." Read more
"...It’s not ultralight, in modern hiking parlance, but it’s light enough for day use...." Read more
Customers like the ease of use of the portable stove. For example, they mention it's super easy to use, fabulously simple, and convenient. Some say that it'll light a sterno can and boil water. Overall, most are happy with the ease and convenience of use.
"...If that's all you need, this is an all-in-one package that's easy to use and assemble and packs down to a size smaller than many alternatives...." Read more
"...In short, it is not #1 in anything, but it’s very easy and simple and it does what you need without much thought or effort...." Read more
"...This is so easy to use! I buy the separate little Sterno cans to light and put under the pot which is also the cup. You can fix soup in it too!..." Read more
"...Because of the ease of use, availability of fuel and light weight. I don't mind the bulk. It's my go to. Ordering a second for my Emergency kit...." Read more
Customers appreciate the value of the portable stove. They say it's good value for the money.
"...4. Durable enough for its intended purpose.5. Affordable!6. Design – pot stand doubles as wind shield and fits in the pot for storage...." Read more
"...The pot alone is worth the price of the kit. I have used it as my main boiler with a gas stove and it was very efficient...." Read more
"...If the lid worked I’d say this is a decent value and a good addition to an emergency kit...." Read more
"...Not stuck to Liquid Pressurized fuel!The Sterno is cost effective." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the efficiency of the portable stove. They mention that it is very fuel efficient, and convenient to use. They appreciate the good thermal efficiency, and the availability of fuel. Overall, customers are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.
"...It does what it was designed to do well, and it does so in an efficient and convenient package...." Read more
"...I have used it as my main boiler with a gas stove and it was very efficient...." Read more
"...Because of the ease of use, availability of fuel and light weight. I don't mind the bulk. It's my go to. Ordering a second for my Emergency kit...." Read more
"...The fuel is cheap, it's not loud like a jet boil and it's not going to make be mad if I lose it." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the lid of the portable stove. They mention that the plastic lid expands when they cook, making it difficult to remove. Customers also say that the lid forms a vacuum and is difficult to get off. They also mention that there is no air entry hole opposite of the strainer slots. Overall, customers are not happy with the quality and functionality of the lid.
"...It also adds to much weight to the package.2. The lid is dangerous and heavy, but easily solved. See below...." Read more
"...on and remove it from the heat source without removing the lid, the lid expands and it becomes impossible to remove...." Read more
"...Yes, as others note, the plastic lid does become tight and difficult to remove during the heating process...." Read more
"...One major caveat, the lid heats ups and expands greater than the aluminum cup...." Read more
Customers find the lid of the portable stove difficult to remove. They mention that it forms a vacuum and is difficult to get off. Some customers also say that the lid will not come off without a careful pry with a knife blade.
"...source without removing the lid, the lid expands and it becomes impossible to remove...." Read more
"...by the time the water is boiling, it has slipped down and is difficult to remove without spilling the boiling water...." Read more
"...others note, the plastic lid does become tight and difficult to remove during the heating process...." Read more
"...boiling water, but my biggest gripe is that it’s nigh impossible to get on/of the base for storage...." Read more
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What I like:
1. Quiet with sterno fuel or alcohol burners (like a Trangia).
2. GREAT performance with alcohol burners. Fast boil times.
3. Very light after some simple changes.
4. Durable enough for its intended purpose.
5. Affordable!
6. Design – pot stand doubles as wind shield and fits in the pot for storage. Does not require the unrolling of a flexible windshield and a separate pot stand.
7. Capacity of 2 cups is just right for solo or a couple.
What I don’t like:
1. The gray plastic base is not useful. One of the 3 legs flexes too much to keep things stable. It also adds to much weight to the package.
2. The lid is dangerous and heavy, but easily solved. See below.
The Lid: The idea of a strainer lid is nice, but the execution is terrible. It weighs a ton. It gets stuck on if you boil with the lid on, which everyone complains about. The first time that happened to me, I thought, “No big deal. I’ll just pour this boiled water out through the strainer slots in the lid.” The lid has no air entry hole opposite of the strainer slots. As I poured water into a mug I was holding, air was eventually able to enter and suddenly changed the pressure. Boiling water forcefully shot out and burned my hand holding the mug. This must be why the lid has “Remove Lid Before Pouring” on it. Too bad you CAN'T. I have not bothered drilling an air hole since the lid is too flawed otherwise with its weight and getting stuck. The correct thing to do is to replace this lid. Like others, I use the Batchstovez 10cm lid. It fits like it was made for it and it totally affordable. Others make their own lid from various materials, including aluminum foil wrapped around a disc of cardboard.
About alcohol burners: They explicitly say to not use alcohol burners since there could be a thermal runaway. This is when too much heat reflects back to the burner and vaporizes fuel too quickly. It can cause quite the fireball. This is a real risk anytime you confine an alcohol burner in a small space with too much heat reflecting back to it, so Sterno is protecting themselves from liability by reminding you of this. That said, I have used lots of alcohol burners with it and have never had any issue. In fact, the performance is remarkable since the stove is getting some feedback heat. In room temperature conditions with refrigerated water, I need less than an ounce of alcohol to get 12oz water to a rolling boil. I have not yet tried a full 2oz fuel load. That might be riskier.
Caution: Do not use with canister stoves. The heat exchanger coil on the bottom can melt off with such intense heat. There are plenty of ‘tube videos showing that.
The Pot: FYI, the gradation markings on the pot are incorrect. It turns out that the metric lines should be imperial lines and the imperial lines mean nothing. The metric lines are correct if you use the neighboring imperial labels. Here’s what I mean. Using a kitchen measuring cup, I measured the amount of water in the Measured column and poured it into the pot. The Indicated reading is according to the pot lines.
Measured Indicated
8oz 100ml
12oz 200ml
16oz 300ml
100ml ~50ml
200ml ~95ml
300ml ~180ml
Weights: Here is what each component weighs. If you ditch the wonky base, dangerous lid, and snuffer that is useless with alcohol stoves, then add the 10cm Batchstovez lid, you cut the package weight by a third.
Part Grams
Gray base 57g
Red lid 56g
Snuffer 11g
Red stand 53g
Pot 114g
Alum lid 17g
Original configuration 291g
Lightened 184g
Weight reduction 107g or 37%
Pictures:
1. Night shot with Evernew Titanium Alcohol Burner
2. 10cm lid from Batchstovez
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2020
What I like:
1. Quiet with sterno fuel or alcohol burners (like a Trangia).
2. GREAT performance with alcohol burners. Fast boil times.
3. Very light after some simple changes.
4. Durable enough for its intended purpose.
5. Affordable!
6. Design – pot stand doubles as wind shield and fits in the pot for storage. Does not require the unrolling of a flexible windshield and a separate pot stand.
7. Capacity of 2 cups is just right for solo or a couple.
What I don’t like:
1. The gray plastic base is not useful. One of the 3 legs flexes too much to keep things stable. It also adds to much weight to the package.
2. The lid is dangerous and heavy, but easily solved. See below.
The Lid: The idea of a strainer lid is nice, but the execution is terrible. It weighs a ton. It gets stuck on if you boil with the lid on, which everyone complains about. The first time that happened to me, I thought, “No big deal. I’ll just pour this boiled water out through the strainer slots in the lid.” The lid has no air entry hole opposite of the strainer slots. As I poured water into a mug I was holding, air was eventually able to enter and suddenly changed the pressure. Boiling water forcefully shot out and burned my hand holding the mug. This must be why the lid has “Remove Lid Before Pouring” on it. Too bad you CAN'T. I have not bothered drilling an air hole since the lid is too flawed otherwise with its weight and getting stuck. The correct thing to do is to replace this lid. Like others, I use the Batchstovez 10cm lid. It fits like it was made for it and it totally affordable. Others make their own lid from various materials, including aluminum foil wrapped around a disc of cardboard.
About alcohol burners: They explicitly say to not use alcohol burners since there could be a thermal runaway. This is when too much heat reflects back to the burner and vaporizes fuel too quickly. It can cause quite the fireball. This is a real risk anytime you confine an alcohol burner in a small space with too much heat reflecting back to it, so Sterno is protecting themselves from liability by reminding you of this. That said, I have used lots of alcohol burners with it and have never had any issue. In fact, the performance is remarkable since the stove is getting some feedback heat. In room temperature conditions with refrigerated water, I need less than an ounce of alcohol to get 12oz water to a rolling boil. I have not yet tried a full 2oz fuel load. That might be riskier.
Caution: Do not use with canister stoves. The heat exchanger coil on the bottom can melt off with such intense heat. There are plenty of ‘tube videos showing that.
The Pot: FYI, the gradation markings on the pot are incorrect. It turns out that the metric lines should be imperial lines and the imperial lines mean nothing. The metric lines are correct if you use the neighboring imperial labels. Here’s what I mean. Using a kitchen measuring cup, I measured the amount of water in the Measured column and poured it into the pot. The Indicated reading is according to the pot lines.
Measured Indicated
8oz 100ml
12oz 200ml
16oz 300ml
100ml ~50ml
200ml ~95ml
300ml ~180ml
Weights: Here is what each component weighs. If you ditch the wonky base, dangerous lid, and snuffer that is useless with alcohol stoves, then add the 10cm Batchstovez lid, you cut the package weight by a third.
Part Grams
Gray base 57g
Red lid 56g
Snuffer 11g
Red stand 53g
Pot 114g
Alum lid 17g
Original configuration 291g
Lightened 184g
Weight reduction 107g or 37%
Pictures:
1. Night shot with Evernew Titanium Alcohol Burner
2. 10cm lid from Batchstovez
Update:
Used this at the beach (Belmar, NJ) yesterday (6/27/2016) with winds blowing at 20-25mph (probably stronger, twice my plate of food was blown off the table while I was eating!). Flawless!! A canister stove would not have fared well even with a windscreen. Though I did not time it, it was still a speedy boil, I approximate it to be still less than 5 minutes for a little over 2 cups of water and the alcohol burner never went out. I boiled 8-1/1 cups of water for the whole group. If anyone has doubt about buying this, you'll be surprised just as I was. I might buy another one as a spare.
Update:
Just bought another as a spare or loaner.
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2016
Update:
Used this at the beach (Belmar, NJ) yesterday (6/27/2016) with winds blowing at 20-25mph (probably stronger, twice my plate of food was blown off the table while I was eating!). Flawless!! A canister stove would not have fared well even with a windscreen. Though I did not time it, it was still a speedy boil, I approximate it to be still less than 5 minutes for a little over 2 cups of water and the alcohol burner never went out. I boiled 8-1/1 cups of water for the whole group. If anyone has doubt about buying this, you'll be surprised just as I was. I might buy another one as a spare.
Update:
Just bought another as a spare or loaner.
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Reviewed in Canada on February 10, 2021
I like it because it's different, it's well enough put together for the price and it was actually made in Canada. Well, my one was anyway.
I've tried it with alcohol gel, a chafing fuel can and a Dragon's Breath fuel cell. I also tried a Trangia type alcohol burner which gave the best results.
I can't seem to get the Sterno canned heat in the UK. I actually don't think it's available.
The alcohol gel (bio-fuel gel) placed in a small apple pie foil dish (thanks Mr Kipling) worked ok, the same as the chafing fuel can which is just alcohol anyway. But the Dragon's Breath fuel cell, (which is also alcohol gel and which I also placed in a small apple pie dish as it melts and runs everywhere), seemed to boil the water a bit quicker. It just seems to burn hotter.
I also tried a small Trangia type alcohol burner, using meths as a fuel, and it worked the best, boiling the water faster due to the rocket effect of the flames. Again, I put a foil disc underneath the burner to reflect the heat away from the plastic base.
Back to the chafing fuel. You can get the candle type cans with a wick which contain liquid alcohol and burn like an old school meths burner, or the larger cans with the removable lid that contain alcohol gel. See the photos for the two types and sizes.
The snuffer supplied with the stove will work with the smaller chafing fuel cans but not the larger ones.
Also, you can replenish the chafing fuel cans by simply adding more liquid alcohol or gel alcohol, rather than buying more cans. The cans cost between £1 and £2.50 each, whereas a 1 litre bottle of bio-fuel gel or liquid is about a £6, sometimes less in bulk.
And you can fill a small shampoo bottle full of gel or liquid and carry it with you.
The chafing fuel cans with the gel are better, in my opinion, as there's more surface area revealed when you remove the lid, and therefore more area that is actually burning, rather than a concentrated wick that burns with a relatively narrow flame.
However, I did place a thick aluminium foil circle on the base of the plastic burner section, (the grey part of the stove at the bottom) as even though it seems to be heat resistant plastic, it might get affected by the chafing fuel can or the foil dish heating up when the fuel is burning. I just like to be sure.
The stabilising legs on the grey burner section work well when opened out, but I would add a loop ended tent peg over each one for added stability.
Please note the manufacturer recommends not using chafing fuel or alcohol gel, but seriously, is this just so you buy their Sterno canned heat? As I had no issues using alcohol with the precautions mentioned.
I just suggest you try out a few different methods and decide for yourselves.
Personally I think you should invest in a cheap Trangia type alcohol burner and use it in this Sterno stove. Meths is only £2.50 per half litre and it gives the most cost effective results.
Edit. Someone mentioned in the reviews that it melts when used with a gas stove. It's not supposed to be used with gas. A gas stove reaches temperatures this mug wasn't designed for. Thermal feedback is an issue.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 31, 2021
I like it because it's different, it's well enough put together for the price and it was actually made in Canada. Well, my one was anyway.
I've tried it with alcohol gel, a chafing fuel can and a Dragon's Breath fuel cell. I also tried a Trangia type alcohol burner which gave the best results.
I can't seem to get the Sterno canned heat in the UK. I actually don't think it's available.
The alcohol gel (bio-fuel gel) placed in a small apple pie foil dish (thanks Mr Kipling) worked ok, the same as the chafing fuel can which is just alcohol anyway. But the Dragon's Breath fuel cell, (which is also alcohol gel and which I also placed in a small apple pie dish as it melts and runs everywhere), seemed to boil the water a bit quicker. It just seems to burn hotter.
I also tried a small Trangia type alcohol burner, using meths as a fuel, and it worked the best, boiling the water faster due to the rocket effect of the flames. Again, I put a foil disc underneath the burner to reflect the heat away from the plastic base.
Back to the chafing fuel. You can get the candle type cans with a wick which contain liquid alcohol and burn like an old school meths burner, or the larger cans with the removable lid that contain alcohol gel. See the photos for the two types and sizes.
The snuffer supplied with the stove will work with the smaller chafing fuel cans but not the larger ones.
Also, you can replenish the chafing fuel cans by simply adding more liquid alcohol or gel alcohol, rather than buying more cans. The cans cost between £1 and £2.50 each, whereas a 1 litre bottle of bio-fuel gel or liquid is about a £6, sometimes less in bulk.
And you can fill a small shampoo bottle full of gel or liquid and carry it with you.
The chafing fuel cans with the gel are better, in my opinion, as there's more surface area revealed when you remove the lid, and therefore more area that is actually burning, rather than a concentrated wick that burns with a relatively narrow flame.
However, I did place a thick aluminium foil circle on the base of the plastic burner section, (the grey part of the stove at the bottom) as even though it seems to be heat resistant plastic, it might get affected by the chafing fuel can or the foil dish heating up when the fuel is burning. I just like to be sure.
The stabilising legs on the grey burner section work well when opened out, but I would add a loop ended tent peg over each one for added stability.
Please note the manufacturer recommends not using chafing fuel or alcohol gel, but seriously, is this just so you buy their Sterno canned heat? As I had no issues using alcohol with the precautions mentioned.
I just suggest you try out a few different methods and decide for yourselves.
Personally I think you should invest in a cheap Trangia type alcohol burner and use it in this Sterno stove. Meths is only £2.50 per half litre and it gives the most cost effective results.
Edit. Someone mentioned in the reviews that it melts when used with a gas stove. It's not supposed to be used with gas. A gas stove reaches temperatures this mug wasn't designed for. Thermal feedback is an issue.
Quite wind resistant.
1.樹脂製蓋 55.7g
2.火消し蓋 11.5g
3.風防 52.5g
4.樹脂製脚 57.1g
5.カップ 120.3g
ーーーーーーーーー
合計 297.1g
1月、室内無風の条件で500ccの水道水を沸かしてみました。
エバニューのチタンアルストを使用した場合は30ccのアルコールで4分20秒、自作のグルーブストーブでは20ccのアルコールで4分5秒でした。エバニュー、トランギアのアルストでは本燃焼までに時間がかかるので自作のアルミ缶ストーブのほうが好結果となりました。
試しに屋外でも使用しましたがある程度の風防効果もあるようです。
○気に入った点
アルスト用の火消し蓋が付属しているので便利。
・軽いので登山に使える。
・アルストを置く部分に50mm程度のくぼみがあります。自作の53mm缶を使ったアルストが上手く入るので気に入りました。
・脚が3本開くので使用時に安定して良いと感じました。
×残念な点
・カップには目盛りが切ってありますが狂ってます。目盛り300mlあたりで500mlが正しいです。
・蓋が少しだけ大きいため、沸騰時には熱で膨張してしまい、蓋をとるのに苦労します。軍手等を使ったほうが良いと思います。完全に沸騰してボコボコ状態だと蓋が持ち上がり簡単に取れます。
・袋がついてないので欲しかったです。(さるぱうちの帆布製コールマン400用の袋に入れてます。)
画像1、ミニマムセット
蓋をエバニューのマルチディッシュに変更し、火消し蓋と三脚を除外し、グルーヴストーブを加えました。
1.マルチディッシュ 13.0g
2.風防 52.5g
3.カップ 120.3g
4.アルスト 6,5g
ーーーーーーーーー
合計 192.3g
画像2、風防から三脚を外して
エバニューのマルチディッシュを嵌め込むと神フィットします。
収納時の高さは160mm程度です。
海外発送で12日目に受け取りました。
Reviewed in Japan on January 14, 2020
1.樹脂製蓋 55.7g
2.火消し蓋 11.5g
3.風防 52.5g
4.樹脂製脚 57.1g
5.カップ 120.3g
ーーーーーーーーー
合計 297.1g
1月、室内無風の条件で500ccの水道水を沸かしてみました。
エバニューのチタンアルストを使用した場合は30ccのアルコールで4分20秒、自作のグルーブストーブでは20ccのアルコールで4分5秒でした。エバニュー、トランギアのアルストでは本燃焼までに時間がかかるので自作のアルミ缶ストーブのほうが好結果となりました。
試しに屋外でも使用しましたがある程度の風防効果もあるようです。
○気に入った点
アルスト用の火消し蓋が付属しているので便利。
・軽いので登山に使える。
・アルストを置く部分に50mm程度のくぼみがあります。自作の53mm缶を使ったアルストが上手く入るので気に入りました。
・脚が3本開くので使用時に安定して良いと感じました。
×残念な点
・カップには目盛りが切ってありますが狂ってます。目盛り300mlあたりで500mlが正しいです。
・蓋が少しだけ大きいため、沸騰時には熱で膨張してしまい、蓋をとるのに苦労します。軍手等を使ったほうが良いと思います。完全に沸騰してボコボコ状態だと蓋が持ち上がり簡単に取れます。
・袋がついてないので欲しかったです。(さるぱうちの帆布製コールマン400用の袋に入れてます。)
画像1、ミニマムセット
蓋をエバニューのマルチディッシュに変更し、火消し蓋と三脚を除外し、グルーヴストーブを加えました。
1.マルチディッシュ 13.0g
2.風防 52.5g
3.カップ 120.3g
4.アルスト 6,5g
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合計 192.3g
画像2、風防から三脚を外して
エバニューのマルチディッシュを嵌め込むと神フィットします。
収納時の高さは160mm程度です。
海外発送で12日目に受け取りました。