I love this stove so much, I just bought its "power house" brother. This stove is cheap, light and clean. I was a white gas man for years until I bought the primus ultralite lantern. Then decided to buy its complement. I will never go back to gas again. I recently tested the powerhouse version on the trail. It is simmilar the the titanium model without the $150 price tag. I do one pot meals for me and my gang, with the add on base, both stoves are very stable with a 2L pot. If you are into simplicity, adjustability and low maintainance, primus line of stoves are for you.

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Peak 1 442: caught fire on me twice due to a leak.
MSR: good stoves but too much weight/takes up a lot of space
Sierra: love it, burns anything for fuel, including the pots and food if you are not careful.

The Light Stove 3266 is an incredible stove at an incredible price. It has everything you want in a backpacking stove: light weight, easy setup, fast setup, windshield, piezo ignitor, stable and good price. Their is no fus with priming and shaking, simply screw on any Primus or MSR butane canister, turn gas valve on and push the piezo ignitor. There is no soot and simmering is as easy as your home stove. Primus also provides a tripod system that makes this stove incredibly stable even with the largest pots, cost is about 10 - 12 bucks. Packaged size for the stove is about the size of your palm and will fit in just about any size cook set.

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The Light Stove 3266 is also available without the piezo ignitor for about $16 dollars less, matches are needed of course.

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