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Gear Details: Stoves

Bantam Stove

Manufacturer: Brunton

Product Details:
Product Year2009
Fuel Type:Liquid Fuel
Pot included:No
BTUs:-
Weight (lbs, oz): 0.61,9.8
Price:$59.99
The Bantam is a snap to operate and performs with elegance. Lighter, hotter and sturdier than it’s competitors, Bantam takes the title for the best liquid fuel stove buy in backpacking. · Steel and aluminum construction · Precision simmer control · Flip-Stop fuel pump · Re-enforced steel fuel connection · Includes: case, windscreen and fuel pump · Weight: 9.8 oz · BTUs: 10,000 · Fuel types: white gas · Burn time: 60 min w/ 13 oz · Boil time: 3 min / 1 Liter · Pot base: 6" · Dimensions (folded) 4" x 5" x 3"

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Glad I didn't fill up the fuel canister before I tested the fittings so I was able to return it. The threading was off and we were not able to get it on straight or snug. Good price, poor quality assurance
Posted by A. Wright, Aug 19, 2010 Star

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