antigravitygear Stoves

[blindeye]

anyone have any ideas about equipment,specifically the alcohol stoves.they have a stove set called the caldera i think. any thoughts?

antigravitygear.com

[mountain squid]

TinMan offers alot of interesting stuff at antigravitygear (http://www.antigravitygear.com/). I'm sure you could make your own alcohol stove, but if you need an entire 'kitchen' anyway, you might as well go with antigravity gear and get it all at once. I don't know about the Caldera Cone, but the regular alcohol stove works great. If, and when, I need a new stove, I would get another one from TinMan.

See you on the trail,
mt squid

[Frolicking Dinosaurs]

Check out this thread (http://www.whiteblaze.net/forum/showthread.php?t=28402) and this thread (http://www.whiteblaze.net/forum/showthread.php?t=30290) for info about the Caldera Cone system

[MOWGLI]

I'm a satisfied customer. Antigravitygear rocks!

[Doughnut]

I have one very similiar, sold by a hiker on eBay, and I love it. So much so that during a section hike, I gave one to my shuttler (if that's a word) and ordered 3 more, 1 fo rme, one for my partner, and one just in case. They are fantastic, IMO.
DoughNut

[PJ 2005]

You can make them, but Tin Man makes them better. I saved well over a pound by switching to the basic kitchen and everything works great.

[Passionphish]

I love my Caldera Cone! It absolutely rocks!

[hopefulhiker]

I watched a demo at Trail Days.. I was really impressed with the Caldera Cone.. They are calling it the Jet Boil for the alcohol stoves..

[sarbar]

Traildesigns (http://www.traildesigns.com/) are the brains behind the Caldera set btw. AGG sells the line for them :)