View Full Version : Snow Peak or coleman feather 400
Well these are the two stove i narrow it down to The snow peak is mall and light weight But wonder if you can find the fuel cartride alone the AT.I read that it will take msr and other cartridges. The feather 400 weight more but you can get white gas just about any where. I ever thought about the old single burner scout stove it fit a propane canisters you can find these anywhere hardware store walmar just about anywhere sell these WEll need to make up my mind before next Fri what to all you thing. Iam leaning toward the snow peak. Only 52 Days Left
Thank for all your help :welcome
Lone Wolf
12-10-2006, 20:06
go with the snow peak. i have a pocket rocket. love it. they're basically the same.
Toolshed
12-10-2006, 20:53
I was just pontificating over the joys of a Whisperlite in another thread, and said if I needed one stove for all season's it would be the Whisperlite. For your comparison, I would probably pick the Giga rather than the F400. The F400 is a nice stove but it is bulky - I'd rather have the separate fuel bottle.
Something to think about - If you are doing extreme winter camping, I don't know how efficient the Giga will be...
saimyoji
12-10-2006, 20:55
The view is almost eclipsed by the beautiful cookset.
http://www.whiteblaze.net/forum/vbg/showimage.php?i=13470&catid=searchresults&searchid=5893
Go with the snowpeak. Any cannister will fit it.
Toolshed
12-11-2006, 00:03
Hi Saimyoji,
I was at George Outerbridge shelter today and tene drove over and hiked into Bake Oven Knob, it looks like the NW view off BOK, but there was no tower on my view. Is this Tri-croner point or elephant rocks per chance??
Cheers
saimyoji
12-11-2006, 00:09
Hi Saimyoji,
I was at George Outerbridge shelter today and tene drove over and hiked into Bake Oven Knob, it looks like the NW view off BOK, but there was no tower on my view. Is this Tri-croner point or elephant rocks per chance??
Cheers
South west view from just south of bear rocks, south of BOK, about a mile north of 309. :)
TurkeyBacon
12-13-2006, 12:44
I'd go with the snowpeak. Pefect flame control, lighter weight and you can find the cartridges all along the trail. Many people were finding them in hiker boxes that were still half to 3/4 full, enough for a week when done correctly.
tb