Is this any good?

[fatblokish]

Compared with the better known brand?


http://store.karrimor.com/karrimor-cook-set-and-burner-787083

 

[HovR]

Doesn't look like it compacts very well if the second image is the extent of how well it stacks. Might be worth considering whether you really need the kettle in the interest of saving space and weight. Trangia do much more compact versions.

That said, spirit burners are so simple I'm sure the cheaper models would work fine.

 

[SS Retro]

No.
The karrimor name is not what it was it was bought by sports direct and used on cheaper end outdooor gear. That is just a cheap trangia copy

 

[fatblokish]

It's for youngest's Duke of Edinborough's expeditions, so will probably only be used a few times. As for the pans, well I guess that they can't go wrong notwithstanding the lack of teflon available on some of the trangias. The only moving parts are the folding pan clips, so I'd best see if these are adequate before deciding whether to buy. That and the nesting efficiency.

 

[vernon]

If it's cheap you are after then Clas Olsen have a Trangia clone on offer at £12.99

http://www.clasohlson.com/uk/Asaklitt-Spirit-Stove/Pr343320000