best compact cooker

**nickb** on Sun Apr 19, 2009 1:42 pm

i'm looking at a gas compact cooker,(had coleman petrols) and there seems to be a few about now, anyone have a recommendation or a one to avoid!!!
cheers guys. Wink

Wrongenuk on Sun Apr 19, 2009 4:00 pm

To be quiet honest nickb i was gonna say the colman petrol stoves should be avoided...lol
as the blow up to easy with fuel spillage lol........
But you might already know that one lol.....

Ive got the PRIMUS SE gravity stove plus is duel fuel,which is the way forward my fruit,as they burn longer on the gas and the liquid in the cans and then its more easy on the pocket on gas prices...
My one sits just off the floor and has a wide base for all the pots to sit on,plus you can also fold the legs down..and came with a wind shield and floor plate to help it all heat up quicker..
And my one is 3000kw which will heat a litre of water in under 2 mins me thinks lol
Also i got my one for a steel price that most wont believe but the normal go for £50

here's a link on johnson ross site at my one..Well it looks like mine...

http://www.johnsonrosstackle.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=190_43&products_id=754

the stove im gonna move onto and is the tip,ucking,top of my tree is this little beauty....a Primus eta power stove and rossies do it for 75bar...happydays
Here's another link....go check it its worth the look.....

http://www.johnsonrosstackle.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=190_43&products_id=1687

**nickb** on Sun Apr 19, 2009 4:09 pm

they do look good.. thanks for that. Cool

Wrongenuk on Sun Apr 19, 2009 4:14 pm

nickb wrote:they do look good.. thanks for that.

know worrys fella ,glad to be of service to ya.....you wont go far wrong with them little burners

**Admin** on Tue Apr 21, 2009 12:29 pm

Ok Nick, if youre looking for compact I would suggest this one. Ive got this for short day/overnight sessions and its the most compact cooker Ive found
The top dismantles in half and fits in a bag thats the size of the palm of your hand. You can use different sized cannisters on it as well for extra compactness.
Wronguns recommnedation is good as well, just depends how compact you want it?

http://www.venturesport.co.uk/venturesport_product.asp?parseid=11305

Wrongenuk on Tue Apr 21, 2009 6:40 pm

Bloody hell admin ,mine goes in a little bag lol,and dont go through the same shit like you do when you try and light the bloody thing lol,or worry about it falling over lol...cant remember the problem you had with yours.......?
what was it again?lol

OH OH and min runs on diffrent can sizes and all lol

**Admin** on Tue Apr 21, 2009 7:19 pm

mine got soaked cos i left it in the rain. I dont rememebr you complaining about it when it done you a cuppa though! I havent seen your stove working lately and making tea? LOL lol!

Wrongenuk on Wed Apr 22, 2009 8:49 am

Admin wrote:mine got soaked cos i left it in the rain. I dont rememebr you complaining about it when it done you a cuppa though! I havent seen your stove working lately and making tea? LOL

Stop it my sides are hurting me.......

How about an hour to make a cup of tea on that fossil of a stove lol...And as for making tea,youve got to be invited first......................plus ask dont want dont ask dont bloody get lmao

plus im a coffee drinker not like you posh tarts with there one finger in the air drinking tea lol

Anyway dont carry bags with me unless they say Nash barrow lodgic and not PG lol

**nickb** on Thu Apr 23, 2009 9:11 pm

shall be in the shops soon...... Cool

Rich on Sat Apr 25, 2009 7:06 pm

Who needs a cooker?

Do what Wrongen and I do, we both arrange for our better halfs to turn up on different dats barring fresh home cooked food LOL. Wrongens Mrs knocks upa wicked home made curry, mine does a wicked home made chilli.

SIMPLES!

**nickb** on Sat Apr 25, 2009 7:42 pm

lol... dont think she'd wear that one, but she does always make sure there something nice waiting for me, when i come home.... Wink

**nickb** on Mon Apr 27, 2009 5:15 pm

been in and spent a few quid today, so all sorted on the cooker front.

nice and light, and although one that fits on to a gas can, it does what i need. will see how it goes. Wink

and of course had to have the matching kettle....

both from http://www.trakkerproducts.co.uk/english/index.htm

Wrongenuk on Mon Apr 27, 2009 6:27 pm

Ive just bought the ARMO cook set and kettle...nice choice in silver wear and ive heard good things about there stove................like you said,let us know how you get on with that stove.......

**Admin** on Mon Apr 27, 2009 7:05 pm

Wrongenuk wrote:Ive just bought the ARMO cook set and kettle...nice choice in silver wear and ive heard good things about there stove................like you said,let us know how you get on with that stove.......

Will you be taking it out of the box though Wrongen? lol!

I cant believe one of the most popular threads is about a stove and kettle ! LOL

Load of old women!

Lets discuss the best cup next to match it?

Rich on Mon Apr 27, 2009 7:13 pm

Admin wrote:
Lets discuss the best cup next to match it?

ROTFPMSL

FANFUCKINTASTIC LOL

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