Sean,
Perhaps the main advantage might be that the GigaPower (assuming the Ti version is the same as the steel version in that regard) has brass threads. The LiteMax has aluminum threads as I recall. It may not matter for a lot of people, but heavy stove users will find that the brass threads last longer.
The folded shape of the stoves is a bit different, one might be more advantageous than the other, depending on what size pot one uses. The GigaPower takes a bit of practice to get it folded into it’s most compact configuration. The LiteMax is dead simple.
The GigaPower has 4 supports and they don’t flop around at all. The LiteMax can flop around, although I don’t regard it as particularly floppy per se. The GigaPower might offer slightly better pot stability, but I think both are reasonably stable.
HJ
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