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    Devin Montgomery
    BPL Member

    @dsmontgomery

    Locale: one snowball away from big trouble

    Hi All,

    We're spring cleaning at Boilerwerks and have 12 Backcountry Boilers that didn't pass cosmetic quality control for one reason or another. All are 100% functional; are the new, lighter seamless design; include 1st quality stoppers, stuff sacks and sleeves, and carry the same lifetime no-leak guarantee as the other Boilers. Some are anodized, some aren't. It's luck of the draw, and we unfortunately can't pair a particular person to a particular Boiler.

    This is a BPL-exclusive deal (if you're reading this, it's available to you) until tomorrow (May 2) when I'll open it up to the rest of our mailing list.

    If you'd like one, here's the PayPal link to order: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=XVV39GVSXAGRA. It'll stop working when they're gone, and you can still add accessories to the order on our order page (theboilerwerks.com/order) and have them all ship together.

    Thanks and Happy Hiking!

    Devin
    Creator, Backcountry Boiler

    #1982235
    Ben Wortman
    BPL Member

    @bwortman

    Locale: Nebraska

    NM

    #1982254
    Ian
    BPL Member

    @10-7

    Hi Devin,

    That is a nice looking boiler you have there. I have a few questions about this product. Are you aware of a lightweight mug that the Backcountry Boiler will nest into? Looks like the SP 600 is just a little bit too small.

    How efficient is it with Esbit or Coghlan tablets? Will a .25oz Coghlan tablet bring 16 oz of water to a boil?

    You mention above that there is a lifetime no leak guarantee but the manual on your website states: "Each Backcountry Boiler is checked and free of leaks when shipped. The recipient should verify the same before any use. Because Boiler performance and longevity are so userā€dependent, there are no other warranties, express or implied."

    I just wanted to clarify the extent or existence of the guarantee/warranty.

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    Tommy Thompson
    BPL Member

    @wasser

    Locale: Northern CA

    Thanks for the heads up Devin. I'd been curious about these since they were on KickStarter. With this offer, I just couldn't resist and ordered one right away this morning.

    #1982378
    BlackHatGuy
    Spectator

    @sleeping

    Locale: The Cascades

    "How efficient is it with Esbit or Coghlan tablets? Will a .25oz Coghlan tablet bring 16 oz of water to a boil?"

    Ian, I don't think you can use esbit with a BCB, at least not with much success. Unless things have changed, the esbit doesn't distribute the heat enough to work.

    #1982386
    Devin Montgomery
    BPL Member

    @dsmontgomery

    Locale: one snowball away from big trouble

    All the seconds have been spoken for – thanks! I'm glad they were able to find happy homes. :)


    @Ian
    : Thanks! The Boiler was designed to primarily operate with a freezer bag cooking system, but the best fit I've seen is the SnowPeak Mini Solo 10oz cup for the pot stand accessory. Doug is right, it wasn't designed for Esbit – just alcohol with the FireFelt and, of course, wood. 1/4 of a Esbit tab does, however, make a nice firestarter for very wet wood. What I said is true about warranty. The version of the manual you found is for the first version of the Boiler, which did have a bottom seam that could be damaged with abuse.


    @Tommy
    : Thanks!

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    Ian
    BPL Member

    @10-7

    I'm glad they all went to happy homes!

    Thanks Idemonster and Devin for the feedback. I saw a couple videos on Youtube which seemed to indicate the same thing about the Esbit being a no go; thanks for confirming this.

    The scenario I was imagining was freezer bag cooking my food in a cozy and having another cup for my morning coffee.

    Once again, very cool boiler and yet another gadget I've added to my list of future purchases.

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