Vargo Titanium triad ex Alcohol Stove
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Description
Specifications
- Material: titanium
- Removable inner container
- Compact design
- Retractable top and bottom legs
- Easy to fill
- Fits any size pot (If you use a small diameter pot for cooking, such as a mug, simply fold the top legs in so that they rest against the top of the inner container
- Boils two cups of water in approximately 6 minutes
- Burn time: approx 25 minutes
- WEIGHT: 1.5 oz.
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Review Summary
- Build quality: 2
- Ease of use: 2
- Great design: 2
- Performance: 2
Cons
- needs treads cut in the inside of the pot supports: 1
3 Ratings & Reviews
from Rivereside, CA
Over 65 yrs
Titanium triad ex alcohol stove
May 24, 2011
This is my second triad. The first had a unbalanced leg support. It was used on the PCT and it was replaced without any trouble except for the normal mailing expense and delay. It starts easily when properly primed by soaking the outside of the lid of the alcohol container with alcohol. The dual fuel feature using esbit tabs is useful when alcohol runs out. As a UL minimalist, I like the leg support but the upper pot support is too wide for my titanium cup and they should have some shallow tread marks on the inside of the pot support legs to keep smaller cups and pots from sliding down one of the legs and becoming unbalanced. To remedy this, I simply do not open the pot legs all the way. Overall, it fits my cooking style perfectly because I only use it to boil water before adding my dehydrated food. Also, it fits neatly in my (three liquid cups) 3"x3.5" cup/kit with all the other items in my cooking kit for a total weight of 6oz.
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Lasts forever, Performance, Ease of use25-34 yrs
Great stove!
April 26, 2012
My favorite pack stove. There is not an option to simmer like triangia but it serves me just fine because all I ever need is to boil water . It could use teeth on the stove pegs but I found that if you just don't open them all the way it works just fine. Overall great, durable, simple, easy to use, super light and compact.
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Performance, Ease of use25-34 yrs
Triad stove
April 24, 2012
This is stove is durable, ultra-compact, ultralight and able to burn both alcohol and solid fuel tabs. It is important to have a windscreen to accompany this stove. Vargo outdoors sells an aluminum one (less than 1 oz I believe) that folds down flat and also works as a pot stand that I highly recommend. The only downside is that it does not simmer but that's not a problem at all for me.
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Performance, Ease of use