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Is the SVEA 123 still a viable stove option for winter?


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    Christian Edstrom
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    @bjorn240

    Locale: Westchester County, NY

    I do the same, but carry a cut-off drinking straw. UL and all that! :)

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    bradmacmt
    BPL Member

    @bradmacmt

    Locale: montana

    Jeffrey, I still use an eyedroppper (albeit a slightly oversized one) to prime the Svea… never did the pump thing, and never had an issue getting the Svea roaring to life, despite the temperature.

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    william ritchey
    BPL Member

    @rain

    Locale: oregon

    I like mine for cold /wet weather. my other stoves are jet boil and vargo wood. I've actually owned 3 Sveas because I've gifted the 1st 2 to people who hiked with me and loved them. I've never owned a new one , a pump, nor the R model. They have never failed to light. I usually just fill the stove and can go for an overnight without extra fuel. When I do take extra fuel i only take 1/3 of a small MSR bottle. THe stove will fit in some snow peak titanium pots and the is a slightly larger titanium cup that can replace the one that the stove comes with, but i usually just carry the standard set-up in a ditty bag in a side pocket. If i could only own one stove this might be it.

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