Looks like the windbreaks would be beneficial. Wadaya tink?
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Roger, do you think the 3 windbreak  features could be applied to a canister stove?
Hi Dan
Yes, I more or less know that stove – quite well in fact. I used the original, a Coleman Apex Peak II, for some time.
So – the windbreak features? All marketing spin with very little reality. All three of them. Me, I always used a genuine windscreen around the stove AND the pot.
My wife heaved a HUGE sigh of relief when I put the Peak II away and started using canisters. The kero fumes used to be terrible for her. But she put up with them: the fumes were not as bad as the risks with white gas.
Cheers
Roger
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