They offer three alcohol stoves series. All the cooking kits include...
... A burner (which is always the same one)
... Some windshield
....Cookware. It comes in lot's of cookware combinations.
All the parts are really tidy packed together. The way all the stuff is packed together is one of Trangia's greatest advantages.
Trangia Burner
In all the kits, the burner is the good ol' classic Trangia burner. It can be used as a container to the alcohol which is really cool. It comes with a lid that can seal the stove to keep the alcohol from spilling.
It got an additional burner's lid which is used to simmer and to shut off the stove. Personally, I never tried too control the flame, they are not too hot from the first place…
Windshield
Trangia stove is not a burner only. The windshield is also the stand for the burner and the pot holder. The windshield of the 27/25 series is built to be "storm proof" according to Trangia. The mini trangia wind shield, on the other hand, is very minor and doesn't hold in a serious wind.
From my experience, with the mini trangia, wind causes the flames to be all over the place…
Cookware
As I mentioned before, the series defer from one another by the cookware combination. Each series comes in many cookware combinations.
Here are the different series that you can get from Trangia. I sort of summarized it. Every series got many options. Take a look at the company site.
The
Trangia 25
series
The
Trangia 27
series
Mini
Trangia
(sometimes referred to as Trangia 28)
I use the Mini Trangia slightly different from what they planned...I put the burner and windshield into a smaller pot. Smaller than the original.
The fuel stored in the burner is just about enough for a day hike. The whole thing, even after adding some coffee blend, sugar and cups, is truly compact and light.
Try it out!
Trangia westwindIf you're into using alcohol as fuel – go and get one!
The 25 and 27 series are essential only if you plan to use it in bad weather or on long trips.
In my opinion, the mini Trangia and the westwind will do perfect if all you want is something ultralight to take in your backpack.
Mini Trangia and the westwind are also great if you use your own hiking cookware.
Click on the links below to read about some great tips and stoves. They were all recommended by other visitors to this page.
I use the Trangia burner only
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What I really like about Trangia burner is that it contains enough fuel to boil a liter of water (give or take). Why is it that important? Simple: when ...