Mini Trangia
449 SEK
Practical and lightweight for the lone walker
Description
Practical and lightweight for the Lone walker. Specially produced for the International Mountain Marathon KIMM
• Aluminium saucepan 0.8 L
• Frypan Ø150 mm, with Non-stick
• Spirit burner
• Windshield and handle
Specifications
| Article.no | |
|---|---|
| Weight (g) | 350 |
| Dimensions (packed) | Ø150×67 mm |
| Pot 1 | 0.8 L AL |
| Frypan (Ø) | Ø150 mm NS |
| Handle | Yes |
| Burner | SB / Spirit Burner |
| Fuel | Spirit |
| Effect (w) | 1000 |
| Made in | Sweden |
| Manufacturer | Trangia AB Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 |
9 reviews for Mini Trangia
| 5 star | 77% | |
| 4 star | 11% | |
| 3 star | 0% | |
| 2 star | 0% | |
| 1 star | 11% |
1-5 of 9 reviews
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I bought one and was not impressed, so I sent it back. After alittle time I figured “why not” and ordered another one. It is/was a great little stove and does exactly as you would expect. made bacon, eggs, sausage, spam & beans, noodles, coffee, French toast, burger, etc…
I ended up giving it to a friend as my 27 was abit better of what I needed.
I would definitely get another one, IF… IF they made it in HA.
Honestly, this is the worst cook set I’ve ever bought to the point where it’s almost criminal. Most of the problems stem from the stove screen and pot handle having sharp edges that gouge the pan and pot when packed. The pot also has a sharp edge under the brim that can scrape your fingers when opening unless you actively avoid it. This kit looks nice in pictures and in the store but there’s a real chance you’ll be eating aluminum or nonstick flakes if you try to use it.
This is a great cooking set for a day out hill walking. Fits in a rucks’ side pocket with fuel bottle in the other. Ideal for one but have managed to cook decently for two. Having an additional wind shield is useful when cooking in more exposed areas but setting up with a few loose stones etc works just as well. Had mine a few years and non stick is showing signs of wear and tear but it’s been a great ‘companion’. Have bought an extra frying pan for the time I’ll eventually have to replace the original.
Just bought a new spare Mini Trangia, not that the old one which is in use for year now has broken but just in case and you will always see when you need a new one or want to have one it is unavailable. What to say about the Mini, yes it is mini, except that it is light, simple of of the standard Trangia quality. Clearly is somewaht limited compared with the 27-series but what do you expect. It does what it is supposed to do and is doing that great. The only two minus points I can think of is that is it a little less stable so you have to be careful where to set it up. The other thing is that is somewhat troublesome in windy circumstances. I solved it with a thick homemade windscreen of aluminium but that is really the only thing I can think of. Clearly you might find it what difficult to cook a four star diner but at the end of the day or just during lunch that is not really on your mind. You only long for a hot drink or a simple meal and for that the Mini is perfectly suited.
Just purchased a second one, not that my original haps broken down but just to have one spare or one to share and it can be difficult to buy one once you need it. Quality is Trangia standard, it is light, it is simple (almost – I guess if you really want to it can be) indestructible, easy to use, small and most important it does what it is supposed to do (in my case boiling water and that does it rather quickly). Of course it has its limitations for example compared iwith the 27 series but much easier to carry with you. The only point for improvement could be to have a suitable windscreen, now I use a aluminium type of lightweight screen that does the job but it looks a little awkward but again to save weight it might be a good compromise.