Primus Express Stove

I like this stove although it is not as beloved as my old Brunton Raptor before it met it’s demise. Overall it is a good unit that performs when needed. It is reliable, light and fairly compact. Just like any similar design of backpack stove, If it is windy you will need to protect the flame so it does not get blown out. The only things I don’t like about are: The prongs that hold the pot can bend, and it does not fold up as compact as the Brunton Raptor. However, it does produce a good consistent flame.

Positives:
-Light
-Fairly compact
-Relaible.

Negatives:
-I don’t like how it folds/collapses.
-Prongs can bend.

Manufacturer’s details:

Weight
96g
Burner Components
Brass, stainless steel and aluminum
Fuel
Stoves are designed to burn specific fuels. All stoves should only be used with the fuels recommended by the manufacturer, to avoid damage.

LPG
Boil Time
The average time it takes to boil 1L of water. Wind, air temperature, and elevation affect actual times in the field.

3.15 min
Dimensions
8.6 x 8.4cm
Output
8900BTU
Simmers
No
Fuel Pump
No
Heat Reflector
No
Piezo Ignition
Yes
Pot Included
No
Windscreen
No

Product Number: 5015-691
Made in Estonia
Weight: 96g
Uses an easy-trigger piezo ignition.
Includes a nylon storage bag.

http://www.mec.ca/product/5015-691/primus-express-lpg-stove-with-piezo-ignition/