Trangia Trangia Model 27

John Clarke 5
Reviewed: 22 January 2012

fantastic works great in a storm

a great stove

a little heavy

this is a fantastic stove the ul/ha model is brilliant i have never had any problams with either model of my trangia i dont knoow what stove the other reviewers are using but they come into there own in a storm they can be a bit sloow on a calm day but who is in a rush

John Austin
Reviewed: 03 February 2005

A STOVE THAT WORKS WHATEVER THE CONDITIONS

Well designed , the burner and pans sit inside the windshield - less chance of everything toppling over on uneven ground.
Compact - everything packs up inside the windshield with the frypan as a lid.
Simple burner - no blocked jets to worry about.

A little bit slower when compared to gas or petrol in ideal conditions - but get up a mountain in high winds, rain or snow and see which is quicker then!
A bit fiddly to regulate the burner if you just want to simmer.

Well designed, rugged and (almost - see first review) idiot proof.

Robin Draycott
Reviewed: 12 February 2004

THESE THINGS SUCK

Runs on oat.

aint enuff space on this site to list em all.

ok they run on oat but after using them on my bronze practice and final and me silver practice and final i had to make the change and buy myself a gas stove. during D of E i ended up do my camps in some of the worst weather and when ya get to ya camp site and end up waiting hours for water to boil on one of these excuses of a stove. come on stop kidding ya self, there a joke.

sorry if ya disagree but i realy do hate these things. now theres gonna be loads of replies from ppl saying iv been using one of these since i wa a lad. but face it there crap.

Claire Wright
Reviewed: 06 July 2001

Good lightweigh stove that runs on meths

Lightweight, relatively, easy to use, doesn't take up too much room in your pack, cooks fairly fast.

not as compact as a gas stove

good stove, very useful on D of E expeditions and the like.