With the "Ultralight Backpacking Canister Camp Stove with Piezo Ignition 3.9oz" fit inside this cookset with a small fuel canister?
1251148
Can't really answer this question. I use a dragon fly burner and fuel can. I panty hose leg and store it all in that. Keeps everything from rattling while in my pack. works great. I also use a solo camp stove that I bought off Amazon. Cuts down on the weight while pack packing. If you do look at the solo stove, I recommed buying the pk pack. Way cheap that way.... Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
1251149
I can fit either a small or normal sized fuel container inside but not my pocket rocket, its just slightly too big which is kind of a bummer.
820667
Do you own this stove? If so, it will tell you on the box. However, I am going to give you an educated guess. I looked at the Kenyon Express stove and it is a square shaped stove with a place for a canister to go into. All of the stoves that are this shape (that I have looked at online at Amazon and other places like auctions and manufacturers) use these canisters if they are the square shaped stove with the canister sleeve area. An important note I picked up from someone else -- take the canister out when you are done cooking or your butane will leak out and you will come back to an empty canister. Hope this helps. If not, contact the manufacturer before you buy.
775476
Yes, the footprints of both should be about the same. You will have to figure out a method of strapping it down when in transit, or pack it up every move, but it should work nicely. BTW, performance wise my wife absolutely loves this thing. Bakes nice in the oven part, and the burners work just as well as the Coleman you are replacing.
1175960
Yes I have the Esbit Brass Alcohol Burner Camping Stove with Variable Temperature Control and it all fits nicely together.
1738984
If you mean to carry the stove including the Esbit tab platform and a Trangia alcohol stove within the metal BCB pot then yes there is enough room to put the pieces inside but then the canteen will not be carried that way. If there is a pouch for the kit then it depends on your pouch; I use a gas mask bag that has enough room for the BCB set (fuel burner; older mode with flip over stand support and metal ring for get/tab fuel), BCB pot with folded handels, canteen and plastic Osprey cup on top and have just enough room left over for a Mora knife, toothbrush/paste, 2 packs of the larger Esbit tabs (6 tab per flat, 12 total tabs), matches, chlorine dioxide and ascorbic tab bottles and some dehydrated soup/coffee/hot chocolate packs.The Esbit stove could snugly fit into that pouch for example but I would be tempted to leave behind the BCB stove stand to save weight and volume. Remember to insert either the tab platform or the Trangia stove into the Esbit stove frame, its a part of the structure's integrity.
914188
This stove will work with any of the usual canned propane or propane/butane mixes. Great backpacking stove, by the way!
1326367
The solo stove is not as compact. I like this one because it slips into the back of my pack and is not a space hog.
1251059
Very nicely. It slides in easily, but doesn't rattle. It seems like the stove was specifically designed to fit a 230g canister. There's about 1" of extra vertical space above the canister so you can also fit a small stove. I have an Optimus folding stove which nests under a fuel canister. The combination makes a perfect fit with very little play any direction.
510664
I think it will fit as long as the height is under 3 inches or so to get under the cooking pot should work because the alcohol stove i use is about that size the base itself is great litterly the size of a pack of guitar strings when folded in its case
284832
No, but a standard size camp griddle will fit on top of both burners on top of the grate.
42170
Yes, perfectly. I just ordered a Triton series 2 stove and the bag. The bag also holds two propane tanks. Nice package.
415916
No. This is a 16.4 oz canister that only mates with a M.16 x 1.5 screw size. It's the "green monster" that Coleman is well known for producing and used for large outdoor equipment - stoves, lanterns, space heaters, etc.This Ultralight stove aka "JOGR stove" requires either a 100 or 230 gram fuel canister with a universal 7/16 NS thread. Jetboil, Max Burton, Snow Peak, Primus, MSR all make these fuel canisters. They're light, cheap, and reusable (the valve seals between uses)!
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Hi. Yes, I have the same stove as yours, and it fits fine. It is a little tight to start off with, but afterwards it will loosen up. Just be patient, and make sure that stove is square sliding it in. I love it. you will too. I found that when camping leave it in the sun for awhile then its a breeze to slide in
1467863
I have the SnowPeak Giga stove, and it fits perfectly in the little pouch that comes with the GSI set. Any of the little fold-up stoves like that should work.
465105
Yes, an 8oz msr fuel canister fits inside perfectly. It also has some extra room at the top to fit your pockect rocket if its small enough. I have the volcano pocket rocket from this site and it fits perfectly inside with a fuel canister. I would highly recommend this mess kit its well worth the money.
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i have used it on my small pocket rocket stove, but the aluminum is thin and has burned a little. it might really burn in a regular fire. you also have to be careful with the handles, they cause the pan to tip when there's not a lot of food. in general it's fine if you need a small lightweight compact kit for backpacking.
2107752
Yes. The smaller pots fit nicely inside the larger ones. Not only that but you can fit a 8 oz fuel canister inside the small pots. That way all of your cooking stuff is right there together. I love it.