mrstorey
06-04-2008, 18:16
Having a bit of a kit clear-out. Here's the latest addition (see here (http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=26026) for previous stuff)
It's a Stratus Trailstove and it's a great lightweight bushcraft and camping stove. I really like it, but I really do have stoves coming out of my ears, so it's got to go.
Comes with tube for blowing down to get the fire going, and a brown carry bag to keep everything together and nice and clean.
Description here (http://www.trailstove.com/).
Rave reviews here (http://tinyurl.com/6fzw5k).
http://www.trailstove.com/2004stovecooking.jpg
WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR:
I'm pretty easy, so whatever you've got really.
Some things I'm definitely after:
- Clikstand
- Primus Trek Kettle (with the frying pan lid)
- GB axe sharpening stone.
- Grilliput grill and stand
- Decent monocular (like the one Eric Methven advertised a while ago)
- Eric Rogers book on carving wooden spoons
- Zebra 14 or 16cm billy can.
Cheers for looking.
Michael.
It's a Stratus Trailstove and it's a great lightweight bushcraft and camping stove. I really like it, but I really do have stoves coming out of my ears, so it's got to go.
Comes with tube for blowing down to get the fire going, and a brown carry bag to keep everything together and nice and clean.
Description here (http://www.trailstove.com/).
Rave reviews here (http://tinyurl.com/6fzw5k).
http://www.trailstove.com/2004stovecooking.jpg
WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR:
I'm pretty easy, so whatever you've got really.
Some things I'm definitely after:
- Clikstand
- Primus Trek Kettle (with the frying pan lid)
- GB axe sharpening stone.
- Grilliput grill and stand
- Decent monocular (like the one Eric Methven advertised a while ago)
- Eric Rogers book on carving wooden spoons
- Zebra 14 or 16cm billy can.
Cheers for looking.
Michael.