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Wildside Adventures FeatherLight 700 Alcohol Stove Kit

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PostedJun 18, 2025 at 1:02 pm

I recently got interested in alcohol stoves, so decided to try this one out of Scotland:

https://wildsideadventures.eu/products/camping-stove

It consists of a 2 piece windscreen, alcohol burner, fuel bottle and Toaks 700 Ti pot. The kit sans fuel bottle weighs 4.92 oz’s / 140 g. The windscreen and burner fit neatly inside the pot.

I did a preliminary fire-up, then decided to do a carefully recorded boil with 500 ml’s of water.

The results:

Altitude: 5,010 ft / 1,527 m
Air Temp: 69 F / 20.5 C
H2O: 16.9 oz / 500 ml
H2O Starting Temp: 53 F / 11.7 C
Time To 203 F / 95 C: 12:59
Fuel Consumed: 0.41 oz / 11.6 g (Denatured Alcohol / Marine Stove)

While slow, it seems relatively miserly on fuel…

PostedJun 18, 2025 at 1:38 pm

Next up: Trail Designs Sidewinder Ti w/ Kojin for my Evernew 570ml pot.

Adam BPL Member
PostedJul 23, 2025 at 7:38 pm

I just did a quick test in my backyard in Adelaide. Apologies I messed up my weighing of the fuel before/after so I don’t have that number.

But it was pretty fast to boil, all things considered, 9.5minutes.

Air temp: 14C

Water temp: 18C (from my tap)

Wind was probably 15kph on average for most of it

Oh, altitude 55m ;-)

This kind of time I think is more than fast enough for a stove. Sure, it only takes a few minutes for a canister stove, but this is a nice comfortable amount of “pottering time”. If it was 20mins I’d be getting impatient for sure. I usually wish canister stoves are slower when I use them, simply as I haven’t finished other tasks yet!

Certainly this kit is very nice. Looking forward to using it properly in action in a couple of weeks time :-)

 

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