Adam Savage
05-04-2011, 01:32 PM
The blurb...
Lightweight
Strong & very stable
Made from high quality aluminium alloys and stainless steel
High efficiency 3500W
Stabilising legs fold for storage
Gas connected remotely via steel flexi hose
Ideal for use on uneven ground
Adjustable gas flow
Self contained ignitor
Packed in black bag
Weight - 270gms
Price: £21.50
Product Code: WWARFS
http://web-tex.co.uk/accessories/web-tex-warrior-field-stove/prod_1459.html
I have used this stove several times since purchasing, to replace the dead Dartmoor campingaz Bleuet S 200. The wire pot support is a little awkward for rimmed kettles, but does support them "ok". A little fiddly to unfold but surprisingly stable, once the legs/pot supports are opened out. The output of 3500w is impressive, but boils a litre of water in around 4-5 minutes on (pretty much) the lowest setting anyway.
Verdict...
If you can pick one up cheaper than the £21 asking price, by getting one on ebay, then go for it. It packs down small enough, to slip into any space you have in a side pocket on your pack, although a hard case may have been a better option for those of us that are a little rough with our kit. All in all a good little stove that will probably last a while, even if you do break the piezo ignition, it can be removed completely for replacement, or just using a match like we always used to.
Lightweight
Strong & very stable
Made from high quality aluminium alloys and stainless steel
High efficiency 3500W
Stabilising legs fold for storage
Gas connected remotely via steel flexi hose
Ideal for use on uneven ground
Adjustable gas flow
Self contained ignitor
Packed in black bag
Weight - 270gms
Price: £21.50
Product Code: WWARFS
http://web-tex.co.uk/accessories/web-tex-warrior-field-stove/prod_1459.html
I have used this stove several times since purchasing, to replace the dead Dartmoor campingaz Bleuet S 200. The wire pot support is a little awkward for rimmed kettles, but does support them "ok". A little fiddly to unfold but surprisingly stable, once the legs/pot supports are opened out. The output of 3500w is impressive, but boils a litre of water in around 4-5 minutes on (pretty much) the lowest setting anyway.
Verdict...
If you can pick one up cheaper than the £21 asking price, by getting one on ebay, then go for it. It packs down small enough, to slip into any space you have in a side pocket on your pack, although a hard case may have been a better option for those of us that are a little rough with our kit. All in all a good little stove that will probably last a while, even if you do break the piezo ignition, it can be removed completely for replacement, or just using a match like we always used to.