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£60
From Cotswold Outdoor
Using ultra lightweight alloy the Trangia 27 is now 15% lighter than the original version. Suitable for up to 2 people and comes complete with a meths burner, a windshield base, handle, strap, 2 saucepans (1.0 and 1.1 litres) and an 18cm frypan. Weight 720g. [Full Details]
£60
From Cotswold Outdoor
Fits in lower windshield of your Trangia as an alternative to the spirit burner. High efficiency with easy control. [Full Details]
£75
From Cotswold Outdoor
This extremely practical, lightweight cooking set is perfect for backpackers or hikers, where every gram counts on the move. Using ultra lightweight alloy the Trangia 27 is now 12% lighter than the original version.This cooking set is suitable for up to 2 people. [Full Details]
£120
From Cotswold Outdoor
This extremely practical, lightweight cooking set is perfect for backpacking groups, hikers, or lightweight camping, where every gram counts on the move. Using ultra lightweight alloy the Trangia 25 is now 21% lighter than the original version. This cooking set is suitable for up to 4 people for lightweight camping holidays, with capacious pans and a wider frying pan to make cooking for groups easier. [Full Details]
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£60
From Cotswold Outdoor
Using ultra lightweight alloy the Trangia 27 is now 15% lighter than the original version. Suitable for up to 2 people and comes complete with a meths burner, a windshield base, handle, strap, 2 saucepans (1.0 and 1.1 litres) and an 18cm frypan. Weight 720g. [Full Details]
£60
From Cotswold Outdoor
Fits in lower windshield of your Trangia as an alternative to the spirit burner. High efficiency with easy control. [Full Details]
£70
From Cotswold Outdoor
This extremely practical, lightweight cooking set is perfect for backpackers or hikers, where every gram counts on the move. Using ultra lightweight alloy the Trangia 25 is now 21% lighter than the original version. The cooking set is suitable for groups of up to 4 people. [Full Details]
£75
From Cotswold Outdoor
This extremely practical, lightweight cooking set is perfect for backpackers or hikers, where every gram counts on the move. Using ultra lightweight alloy the Trangia 27 is now 12% lighter than the original version.This cooking set is suitable for up to 2 people. [Full Details]
£80
From Cotswold Outdoor
Using ultra lightweight alloy the Trangia 25K is now 18% lighter than the original version. Suitable for groups of up to 4 people and comes complete with a meths burner, a windshield base, handle, strap, 2 saucepans (1.75 and 1.5 litres) a 0.9 litre kettle and a 22cm frypan. Weight 1055g. [Full Details]
£120
From Cotswold Outdoor
This extremely practical, lightweight cooking set is perfect for backpacking groups, hikers, or lightweight camping, where every gram counts on the move. Using ultra lightweight alloy the Trangia 25 is now 21% lighter than the original version. This cooking set is suitable for up to 4 people for lightweight camping holidays, with capacious pans and a wider frying pan to make cooking for groups easier. [Full Details]
£132
From Cotswold Outdoor
This extremely practical, lightweight cooking set is perfect for backpacking groups, hikers, or lightweight camping, where every gram counts on the move. Using ultra lightweight alloy the Trangia 25 is now 21% lighter than the original version. This cooking set is suitable for groups of up to 4 people.The Trangia 25 makes an excellent choice of family cooking equipment for lightweight camping holidays, with capacious pans,a wider frypan and a larger kettle.NB: Unfortunately we cannot send fuel cartridges through the post, they are however available in all our stores. [Full Details]
Trangias Buyers Guide
Meths Burners
These rely on vapour from a methylated spirit source so can be considerably weaker than a gas stove. It is generally a safer fuel as it's less explosive and burns at a lower temperature. All this means that it will take longer to cook your food.
Trangias
We're big fans of Trangias. They are very stable and capable stoves that run on methanol (which is a very cheap fuel) and they pack down to a really convenient size considering how much they contain.
There are a couple of caveats though.
The methanol fuel leaves a black residue underneath the pans which you need to scrub with a scourer before packing away. Especially the drying pan because this faces outwards when packed away and will cover everything it touches in black soot. So always take one of those green kitchen scourers with you.
Trangias are now available as non-stick teflon coated pans. The teflon coating is reasonably strong. It's not ultra strong like some big name kitchen pans, but it also doesn't come off just by looking at it like a lot of cheap pans.
But the big problem is that the pan handle is metal so it very quickly scratches and chips the teflon around the rim of the pans. And you don't really want that flaking off into your food.
Trangia have been making non-stick pans for long enough now to realise the problem and develop a plastic (or plastic coated) pan handle to prevent this. Why haven't they?
