I've finally decided that the tragia stove is the way to go. Only downside seems to be cooking time, but with good planning that can be solved. It’s flexible, simple and easy to get hold of fuel seem to make it the right choice.
The next issue is which one to get?
I've decided that for the extra weight I'm better of getting the 25 series - again little extra weight for the increase flexibility. I can use is solo or for me and my little boy in years to come when the smaller one will be too small.
I've also decided not to get the kettle. I can always get one at a later date - and for boiling water it's just as easy to use one of the pots with the frying pan lid to speed things up.
So I'm left trying to decide which material to get. The basic aluminium, hard anodized or the non-stick.
I think the non-stick will be too easy to scratch and so won't be very durable and that the basic alu will stick more easily as well as look sooty very easily.
What are the advantages of hard anodized? Slight amount of non-stick? more durable? better at hiding the soot?
I'm thinking the HA is the better option - which leaves me deciding between the 25-1 HA or the 25-7 HA. The difference being that the wind shield are made of hard anodized as well as the pots and pan.
I know lots of you out there have Trangia's - so just wondering if you've got any real world experience which would help me with my decision.
Many thanks
The next issue is which one to get?
I've decided that for the extra weight I'm better of getting the 25 series - again little extra weight for the increase flexibility. I can use is solo or for me and my little boy in years to come when the smaller one will be too small.
I've also decided not to get the kettle. I can always get one at a later date - and for boiling water it's just as easy to use one of the pots with the frying pan lid to speed things up.
So I'm left trying to decide which material to get. The basic aluminium, hard anodized or the non-stick.
I think the non-stick will be too easy to scratch and so won't be very durable and that the basic alu will stick more easily as well as look sooty very easily.
What are the advantages of hard anodized? Slight amount of non-stick? more durable? better at hiding the soot?
I'm thinking the HA is the better option - which leaves me deciding between the 25-1 HA or the 25-7 HA. The difference being that the wind shield are made of hard anodized as well as the pots and pan.
I know lots of you out there have Trangia's - so just wondering if you've got any real world experience which would help me with my decision.
Many thanks