TrangiaSpirit Burner with Screwcap

The best alcohol stove you can get. A design that has passed the test of time. Cheap, effective and dependable.

114gr of well designed and built brassFuel efficient with great temperature control and burn timeSilent flame unlike gas burnersEasy to fill and empty If neededAll in all a great burner and a pleasure to use

This is a good quality item with a couple of features rival models don't have: the variable heat controller, which doubles as a flame snuffer, and the screw-on cap that allows you to leave spirit in the burner.Apparently about 1 in 20 of these burners leak from the main seam when spirit is left in. Mine is OK. You can solder the seam to repair it, if you don't want to return a faulty item. Could be better in the long run, anyway.Runs on meths or bioethanol. Apparently bioethanol can be burned indoors with no flue needed, it doesn't produce carbon monoxide.Bioethanol burns a bit hotter, costs a fraction more in England, is easy to get from B&Q or via Amazon.When using meths, add 5% water to it and this helps prevent any soot. Or just add some of that vile rum someone gave you at Xmas.These burners light up and run at low output for 30 seconds, then they 'bloom' as the unit superheats the air channel in the wall of the device, creating a superheated flame.The burners partner well with the Trangia cooking kits 25, 27, and 28 as you need a pot holder. Also with the Tomshoo wood gasifier mini stove, used as a burner holder / windbreak / pan support.A kit like this is a fine backup on a long-distance voyaging sailboat, in case your cooking propane runs out or there is an electrical problem that hinders electric cooking. The meths or bioethanol fuel are easy and compact to store long term with no problems.These burners are the Swedish army personal cooking solution for use in the field, and work down to -10C with no change; below that you add a widget on the bottom of the burner to pre-heat it. It's probably good to -20C.

It just works,no bells,no whistles..just a peice of brass designed to burn a flame..i just love its design, its functionality, its sturdiness, and its quality..definitely the best €20 ive spent in a long time..been used maybe 5 times,i find a full tank is just perfect to bring a 1 litre teapot to the boil, with the lid on..i estimate it takes about 8/9 minutes to do this( without a wind sheild). .with a wind sheild this process would be quicker and less fuel consumption..i love bushcrafting, and its beyond me how i have never bothered with a trangia stove in all my years hanging out in the forests and woods..love it..👍

Bought to replace my 40 year old example which a friend seems loathe to give back. Fully expect this one to last as long.

Looks good to use, weight ok, size is just enough, looks sturdy. Hope performance is ok as we haven’t used it yet. Bought it for emergency & when to camp.,

Great little spirit burner, bits my crusader unit perfectly as well as my Trangia cookset. Simple and well made. It’s good as there is nothing to go wrong with it in use.

If you don't want to read my waffle- Yes, I wholeheartedly recommend this product =)My main outdoor activities are backpacking & bikepacking. I'm a stove nerd! I just love stoves- gas, multifuel, wood or alcohol- & cooking or brewing up whilst outdoors. How could you not want one of these old skool, classic, brassy beauties? They've been in constant production since 1925 & stood the test of time.Yes, they're not the lightest burner available & they're not the smallest either. If you want a sub 15g burner, you won't be looking here. Those goodies are tucked away elsewhere on the internet. What you get here is a solid, robust burner. You can keep a small amount of fuel in the burner with the screwcap fitted, no more farting around trying to pour excess fuel back into your fuel bottle! The dual purpose simmer ring/ snuffer either puts the flame out or allows you to get all Chef Corso (Outdoor Eats) & knock out some a la carte outdoor nosh to impress your maties. This really is the burner that burns- simple.I've matched my burner up with a Toaks 900 pot, a titanium trivet, & pimped up, folding windshield. Overnight I use a 125ml Nalgene bottle or a Trangia fuel bottle for multi day wanders.So, when you fire up this bad girl, know that you're sparking up a pedigree item of gear & also know that you join a long line of outdoor, rugged, ancestors, that stretches back into the dark mists of time. Happy Trails...