I’d like to pick up either a ti-tri for my evernew .9l short pot. Which model is suggested: the classic ti-tri or the Fissure? Both fit can be stored in the pot (a must for me), but other than that, I’m not sure about the differences. Any suggestions/thoughts? Thanks!
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If you are talking about This style .9L pot Then I would get the sidewinder with the Zelph StarLyte Stove, you can see an overview and video on Sticks Blog Here
Yeah, my pot is the Model ECA252. I’ll check it out.
Any others with experience?
Just to let you know I do own this set up and also the .6L pot with sidewinder and zelph stove it works great I really like the set up.
In the Sicks Blog video I posted above he was using the Starlyte stove with the ring, HERE is another video where he does a comparison between the different stoves(12-10 and starlyte both modified and unmodified) which is worth watching
Link, do you worry that there is not enough room left for the Zelph stove when removing the ti stakes. Trail Design’s videos mention the use of the stakes in alcohol mode. Thanks for the help!
That is what is so nice about the Starlyte stove it is shorter than the regular 12-10 stove that originally comes with the set and you don’t need the stakes, you just set the pot down into the sidewinder screen and it fits a lot better inside the pot, I don’t like the way you have to cram the 12-10 stove in with the wind screen inside the pot.Check out the stick video I added above and there are numerous threads discussing it, it really does work great.
You don’t really need the ti stakes in alcohol mode. Â The stakes won’t fit in my pot, so I just leave them home. I dig a little depression in the soil to lower the stove and it works fine.
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I think you are mistaken that a classic ti-tri will fit in an 0.9L Evernew. It will not. A Sidewinder will, however. (That’s what I have.) So either get that or a Fissure.
Dean is correct, the classic will not fit inside your pot and the sidewinder is lighter cheaper and less hassle than the fissure
Good catch. Just put an order in for the sidwinder. I appreciate all the advice!
Even though you already ordered, I agree that sidewinder is the best choice here. I love mine. Good decision :)
Get the sidewinder + Starlyte
The unrestricted Starlyte will work better in this application.
Agree- good choice of a Sidewinder. In fact, for truly optimal use of the Starlyte I suspect that the Sidewinder could be a bit shorter. So you could snip 1/4″ or so off of it and it would fit even more easily.
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