Whether you enjoy biking, canoeing, backpacking, fishing or hiking selecting a light weight portable stove becomes trying with all the choices. Most customer reviews about backpacking stoves favor the canister stoves, which have isobutane or combination of isobutane and propane. There are two styles of canister stoves. One embodiment the burner mounts on the canister, which makes it lighter, but can be less stable with larger pots. The other brand connects with a flexible hose, which makes the stove more stable and support options for windscreens. Hence, fuel efficiency becomes more sufficient in high winds.

Check out the Primus Eta Power EF Trail 2.1 liter or 1 liter pot and fry canister stoves. The lid can be used like a frying pan and all parts simply lie in the pot with a handy stuff sack included. In fact, the Primus Power EF Trail Stove received the Editor’s Choice Award in 2007 from Backpacker Magazine (Backcountry 2009). You have a choice when it comes to canister stoves; why not choose the Primus Eta Power EF Stove for your next backpacking trip.

There have been positive reviews on these light weight backpacking stoves. Their distinctive features include titanium coating pot for easy cleaning, a lid, electric starter, handle, windscreen, and a net stuff sack, which conveniently carries everything. It weighs in at about a 1 pound with exceptional boiling times around 2.5 minutes, which helps eliminate fuel consumption. Can you visualize your next camping experience with one of these fantastic portable stoves?

Reference:

Backcountry review,http://www.backcountry.com/outdoorgear/Primus-EtaPower-EF-Trail-Stove/PMS0030M.html#reviews (accessed January 17, 2010).