Ultralight Bushbuddy

Thank you Brian for this info. Have we seen any pictures of Ryan’s stove ?
Franco

I saw the vague pictures on Arctic1000.com… looks great but what I’m waiting for is feedback from Ryan about performance in “the ultimate test.”

He’s trusting his life to it in a way; I’ll be interested to read about how it performed under those conditions and whether Ryan considers the ultralight version to be bulletproof to his standards.

Although on second thought… anything that a guy like that carries for 600 miles through Alaska is probably the certified gold standard already.

Brian

I am also interested in that stove..make sure you let us know when it is available.

peter has one of Mr. Handel’s latest efforts. it is beautifully constructed and weighs 6.4oz. while it has of yet to be taken up north, i have lit it off at home a few times, and in my having worn out some few zip stoves experience, it burns quite well. even zip-lock bags seemed to leave no residue. whether it is as easy to light in the field as a zip stove remains to be seen. it is 4″ tall and 4-1/2″ dia.
cheers,
peter v.

Could you please ask “Peter” if he can take some pictures for us, if that is not possible, send it to me and I’ll do it ( in the name of science)
Franco

we gots pictures, twas the first thing to do when a new toy arrives. oh ya, didn’t even light it first. not so sure though how to post pics to a BB, so please zing me an e-mail and pics will bounce back.
looking for this stove the optimal pot. so far just dumpster diving at thrift stores in search of old percolater to whack down. snow-peak has a nice titi setup.. but at 6.2oz