Has anyone tried the ReadyFuel fuel packets? Maybe a little cleaner-burning, less smelly, and easier to transport than Esbit?
Thanks!
CHeers,
Bill S.
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Expensive stuff. What's with the sand residue? You have to open the package too. With something similar like Wet Fire you just light the package. And Bill please include a link.
http://www.readyproject.com/products/readyfuel
This should have been posted in gear since you can't eat this.
Low energy density, high cost. Only if you really needed the option to transport it on a scheduled air flight. I actually need that trait at times, but just use wood or wax instead.
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