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Need A New Camping Stove To Include In Your Outdoor Equipment Gear?

Posted by Vicki on Tuesday, January 26, 2010, In : REI

I remember, back in November, talking about all the “soft deep fluffy snow blanketing our mountain trails”. Well, here it is, the 26th of January, and the local mountains are almost bare. I just got back from walking the dog and realized that the grass is very green, there are fat buds on the bushes and tulips are shooting up all over the place… AND… there is next to no snow on the mountains! This isn’t actually very good since we’re hosting the Win...
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A Most Efficient Camp Stove

Posted by Vicki on Wednesday, April 8, 2009, In : REI

With summer just around the corner, I’ve been going through all our summer hiking gear and camping equipment, looking for items that might need replacing. As I came across our old camp stove, I remembered vividly the last time I used it. It’s flame was so uneven that it scorched my cook set and also the food. Yep, this poor old camp stove has certainly seen better days and is ready for retirement. After a bit of research, I discovered what I think is the perfect replacement. This ...
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A Terrific Camping Grill Stove

Posted by Vicki on Friday, January 9, 2009, In : REI

This camping grill stove is as versatile as it is cute! It has been rated as “excellent” in stability, ease of operation and cold weather use. This remarkable camping grill stove has a 285 square inch surface area with dual burners that have independent controls that makes for perfect open flame grilling. It has detachable side tables and lid and folds to a compact, easy to handle and pack size. It comes with very convenient hooks for hanging utensils and has scissor legs that provide...

Another Great Camping Gear Stove

Posted by Vicki on Wednesday, January 7, 2009, In : Wilderness Dining

This is a really strange looking camping gear stove! It’s very practical but odd looking at the same time. It is a lightweight, two burner camp stove that runs on Coleman fuel or unleaded gas and comes with it’s own refillable 22 ounce fuel bottle that easily detaches for separate storage. This stove has 4 stainless steel swing out legs that form a stable cooking surface and serrated pot supports. Because it also has Reflex technology it requires no priming or preheating thus r...

A Really Great Canister Stove

Posted by Vicki on Monday, December 15, 2008, In : Wilderness Dining

New item #1 – a great canister stove. This will be perfect for me to cook up some tasty, hearty meals on. I might even get the title of “Great Chef of Camp Stoves”. I think that this little gem is the ideal portable camping stove. It weighs just over 2 pounds, it’s dimensions are only 4.5 x 8.25 inches and it has a 2 liter capacity. Plenty large enough for the three of us (Aero likes to share our meals with us after she’s eaten her own). This all-in-one canister stove system ha...