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I have been looking at Trangia stoves. I have been itching to replace my jetboil and msr dragonfly.
Anyone have experience with Trangia stoves?
I'm looking at the 27-UL or the 27-HA. Any big advantage/disadvantage of the hard anodized cookware?
I'm liking the Trangia because they can be converted from alcohol to multifuel, depending on the trip.
Any help is appreciated.
Shug made some videos about the Trangia you might want to check out:
http://www.youtube.com/user/shugemery#p/u/42/Dez6kGCzjUU
http://www.youtube.com/user/shugemery#p/u/43/8sxWvGZlorw
http://www.youtube.com/user/shugemery#p/u/45/dRTwFyKhfsk
I have a lot of experience with the Trangia stove. I have 2 different versions of the Trangia 27 series. 12 years ago I got a DUOSSAL or dual stainless steel and aluminum version which is quite heavy. It got me through many camping trips without a hickup. It is flawless, but heavy. It took me throughout Europe for months, and even deep friend Croquettes in Holland… That was AWESOME!
Recently I picked up (2 years ago) the new ULHA or Ultralight Hard Anodized version of the 27-1 and made a video. I love it… it is a really trust worth companion. Here is my review.
Trangia DUOSSAL review
ULHA Trangia 27-1 review
But I am a little bit beyond that in the realm of UL stuff now. I have a Caldera Cone. HOWEVER, I still to this day faithfully use the Trangia burner as my main alcohol burner. It is SOOOO versatile. But not Ultralight in comparison to some of the stoves here on BPL. Here is a video I recently made for my thru-hike of the AT.
Does that help?
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