Comparison On Trangia 25, 27, Mini Trangia 28 & Triangle

[@Braapncamp]

Was this comparison useful for You? Stay tuned, I will upload a Comparison of the different Trangia burners as well.

[@apangurra2775]

Mattias Eriksson There is also a gel/solid fuel burner that fits all Trangia models.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks for your comment on this! Yes I know, I actually was into buying one of those due to the low weight and of curiosity. Find I harder to find fuel though than alcohol, gas, whiregas and kerosene though so I have skipped it so far. Do You have one of those and find it as a good complement?

[@apangurra2775]

Mattias Eriksson I have one, mainly for use with esbit tabs, but it can also be used with hand sanitizer or anything else that burns, it's very light, solid fuel can be stored inside it. It's ok but not as high power output as the regular spirit burner and doesn't burn as long. I guess it could be good in the summer and when clean water is easy to find, for a long journey when carrying other fuels would be too heavy.

[@olgaguer6443]

The best review - and a have seen so many of them !!! Comments and answers are very valuable too. Many thanks!

[@Braapncamp]

Ohh! Thanks Olga 🙏 Much appreciated, HappyvTrails! 💪🤠🔥

[@marzsit9833]

i've been collecting trangias since the 1980's and have a lot of them, some i bought new, most were bought at swap meets and estate sales from people who didn't understand what they were so they didn't cost a lot of money back then. the 25 and 27 are absolutely the best cooking systems for windy conditions, the 28 is good if you surround it with a simple foil windscreen. my personal favorite is the 25 with duossal pans, i also have a 27 with duossal pans but i tend to use the 25 more because it's slightly larger size makes it easier to use. i also have 2 primus gas burners that fit the 25 and 27 and are nice to have in very cold weather, but i like the simplicity and quiet operation of the alcohol burners most of the time.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Marzit, I agree! I have bought all of my stoves new over 25 years of time, except from the Swedish Army one. Smart to buy used in mint condition. Duossal has also become a favorite. The 25 is always in my van, I alter between 27 and 28 on hikes and adventure rides. Happy trails!

[@Mr.SteveMcQueen]

Hello Mattias, I have watched many of your videos on Trangia stoves. You explain the stove systems well. As a result I decided yesterday to get the 25-2 set up with kettle & alcohol burner. I also purchased the Trangia gas burner. I see the quality in the product. I was critical on the weight and bulk with you on another post. Thanks for responding to my comment. I plan to use the Trangia 28 for day hike/picnic, base camping, canoe camping, and winter sled camping (where weight and bulk is not so crucial). I spent a summer in Sweden in 1985. I have many great memories of my time in Sweden. Keep up the videos. You for sure help people motivate to being in the outdoors.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Eric, that will be a great set up. A true stormcooker that handle any weather and one to go stove. I love the silencer of the alco burner. Not like my multifuel rocket 👀😂. I'm happy if anyone get inspired to get outdoors, thats where we belong. Happy trails!

[@Mr.SteveMcQueen]

@@Braapncamp Maybe you remember from my other post, I also bought the Primus Omni Lite Ti. I used it last week for the first time. It worked flawlessly. I also got the silencer for my Omni Lite to tame the rocket sound lol. The Swedes have a nitch for quality camping stoves.

[@Braapncamp]

A silencer is great! Seen them but not got any yet. I like the multifuel as a prepper stove. Great at winter as well.

[@asmith7876]

What a fantastic comparison, one of the best I've come across yet. Thanks so much! And what a beautiful setting too! I bought a military surplus Trangia stove and windscreen kit, and I think the diameter of the stove is different from these models. I've been looking at getting a new set, seems the 27 is best for two people backpacking....that like to eat! Thanks!

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks for Your kind comment A Smith! I hoped it could be useful to get a feeling of sizes. If You like to cook for 2p the 27 with the kettle is a great choise. If you want to cook at other moments than backpacking and for a few more you can complement with a Trangia 2,5l billy pot. The stove fits nice I that oot. I have some videos that shows this as well. Happy trailing!

[@lyn1337]

Thanks! This gave me a good (size) impression of which set to get. Good thoughts, you just seem to be a very authentic person! cheers

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks for your kind comment! Exactly my thought with this video, to get a view of these stoves compared next to each other. Not all that have the access to actually compare all of these in a store close to home. Hope you find the set that fits Your needs. The reason I have a bunch of them is that we've had different needs during 20+ years in the family.

[@puma1304]

and there is also the Trangia military model... no matter what, they are all great, a real classic that has been working and working for such a long time because the design was already quite optimal... I like these stoves because they are super simple, with no moving parts, and also use a very cheap fuel. You cannot make anything wrong choosing one! I've been using the 27-3 alcohol most of the time, but now I might buy the gas adapter to have another alternative, since in some protected areas you are not allowed to use liquid fuel. Trangia is not just a stove, it is also part of a swedish outdoor tradition that produced many classics. In my patagonian fishing cabin there was always a Primus 96, and on the boat we cooked on a Radius 20, to the mountains I took a Svea 123 (still in use since 1954), and nowadays I go around with my Trangia and Moras...

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks for your awesome comment! I have the army version as well, in steel. "Bomb proof" 😁

[@amonster8mymother]

I had the larger kettle and it burnt through 9n the stove you can use it for cooking. The trangia burner fits inside you can use it for a cooking pot maybe with the triangle. ❤❤

[@Braapncamp]

Yes, the Triangle fits inside the Larger kettle.

[@brianc1651]

What do you think of cooking on the Duossal or HA frying pans? Pros and cons of each?

[@Braapncamp]

A difficult question in one way since my 25 is duossal and 27 HA. I have not really made the same dishes on them. But in general i think the duossal works better. Most important is to "season" the pans and control heat. HA works better than UL. It feels like semi nonstick. I have used the Trangia 24cm pan (foldable handle) with nonstick which is a great complement to the 25. It sounds like we should have a comparison between the two 😂👍

[@brianc1651]

Thank you! I recently got the set with all HA except for the frying pan, which is non stick. The coating is already coming off where I use the pot gripper. I am worried long term about the coating. I think I will replace the pan in the future. Both Doussal and HA plans are hard to come by at the moment in the US. I feel like Duossal will always be hard to find.

[@Braapncamp]

@@brianc1651 The nonstick is probably the best of them as long as it holds up. I will try to make an comparison since it is a good topic.

[@Braapncamp]

Hey Brian, made a video on this. Rather unscientific but interesting. I fried burgers in the two types of pans.

[@EspenFrafalne]

I got a "25-4 UL" (1.03kg), which may seem unnecessary big/heavy for 1 person, but the kettle is 0.9l, and big enough to cook 4-5 medium/small potatoes, a

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks for this extensive elaborative comment Espen. I also configurate each stove to my needs, leave parts or add parts needed for my purpose. Never done a "full meal" in a kettle though. Any YT on that Espen? Thanks and happy trails!

[@EspenFrafalne]

​@@Braapncamp I have never actually cooked steak and potatoes in my kettle. I got the Trangia a year ago, and have only cooked a canned meal in it once. The kettle in my old cook set is too small for a whole meal, but the 25 series Trangia kettle is 0.9liter, and only 1dl smaller than the 1liter 27 series cooking pots.

[@benbirch2393]

I am about to buy the 25. I only camp alone, but I have struggled with Vango 1 litre pots. It's always a squeeze, a pain to stir without stuff falling out especially with one pot cooking.

[@Braapncamp]

No doubt the 25 is more comfy to cook with! Perfect for one person even if it's more bulky. It all depends on how important it is to lower the weight/volume. For car camping or day hikes the 25 is just 👌.

[@liquidvic]

Really enjoyed your review of all the Trangia kit thanks. I've tried and have many different pots and stoves but Trangia 25 with friends, or 27 with just me and wife is always my go to cooksets, and we always use the triangle as the second heat source. It's great for a few days away.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks! Thats how we do it as well. I used my Swedish Army Mess kit on last trip, should have brought my 27 instead. 😁💪🏻

[@liquidvic]

@@Braapncamp I have an Aluminium and Stainless Steel Swedish Army mess kits also. They're great but not as great as the Trangia 27. I never use them now. They remain in my collection as fun bits of kit. : )

[@amonster8mymother]

For solo single 9vernights i am considering using a alchohol burner with a 700ml bottlecup i could use a trangia triangle it folds flat. But im not sure it fits the bottle cup ??? ❤

[@OffTheBeatenPot]

Buy them all!!! I did! haha. Great video. One I was going to do myself. I won't bother now! Thanks for sharing.

[@Braapncamp]

Haha, Please do! Pa Bisseker was first to do a comparison but he only compared 25 & 27. Your input is ofc valuable.

[@OffTheBeatenPot]

@@Braapncamp I shall see if there's anything I can add. But it really was most succinct. Maybe I'll do a cook off style video? Or, I'll come and find you and we can cook together and compare

[@Braapncamp]

@@OffTheBeatenPot that would be awsome! Both the cook of version and a Trangia Gathering! Masterchef style 😂😂🤠👍

[@OffTheBeatenPot]

@@Braapncamp You would win, for sure! Though I would have fun trying to bring you down!

[@Braapncamp]

@@OffTheBeatenPot When I see all You guys on the island hike at Lake District and Highlands, it makes me want to go! Looks like you have a lot of great landscapes and views to experience.

[@kikonyc68]

My friend showed me a set of Trangia and I want one but now I have a question. I already have an MSR fuel bottle and a connecting stove. Is any of the Trangia set compatible with a stove that connects to a fuel bottle by a tube instead of using the included fuel cap? I could see a large enough hole on the side of its base piece(Wind break?).

[@Braapncamp]

Hey, thanks for Your question. It depends on how Your stove looks like. The stove must be placed above the hole that fits the burner. In this video I show the different Trangia burners that fits to the stove. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5-mkKafe8qibKs That could give You an idea if Your stove will work or not. Alcohol/bottled gas/Multifuel. God Jul!

[@Braapncamp]

One more thing, if Your MSR stove does not fit in the trangia windshield, the pots will work on Your stove ofc. The original Trangia Multifuelstove (expensive), is the same as Optimus and could easily be modified to fit.

[@frederikharbo2243]

Thanks ! Do the 27 pan fit on top of the 1.75 pot from the 25 set ?

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks for your question. No, unfortunstely not.

[@bryanessig8814]

So that is the short river view I said I wanted in my first comment. Very relaxing.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks 🙌

[@srg-yo]

I went for the 25 for motorcycle and car camping. I was initially hesitant between the 25 and the 27, but went for the 25 because 1) I like to have room to mess around :-) 2) want enough capacity for 2 hungry persons (might get the mini as well if I see the 25 is overkill for me alone) 3) the packed volume difference between 25 and 27 doesn't really seem to be significant for car/motorcycle camping. I thought it could too large for motorcycle camping, but I don't think it'll be an issue and, again, can get the mini if it's a problem. I agree that the only point that matters when choosing between the 25 and 27 is weight for backpacking. I decided not to get the kettle right away. I don't think it's really necessary when you can boil water with one of the pots with the pan used as lid. The space saved inside will be used for carrying cooking utensils and/or recurring ingredients like oil, salt, pepper, coffee, etc.

[@Braapncamp]

srg agree on that the size of 25 makes cooking more joyful. I also use the 25 as my car kit. It followed me on the 1200GS Adv as well. I van tecommend to het a more minimalistic kit as well. Love the alcohol stove bc it's quiet, however i also see the beauty in the multifuel burner since it could use the same fuel as the bike. Cheers mate!

[@bmbpdk]

Hello Sir, thank you for these videos. Does the 0.6l kettle fit into the mini? Its hard to see at 09:27, but it look close.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks, no the 27 kettle does not fit inte mini. Happy trails!

[@bmbpdk]

@@Braapncamp Hello Mattias, thanks for the answer. A shame, that would be the perfect fit for me. Well, gotta keep looking then. Greetings from Denmark.

[@Braapncamp]

I agree, thats why i have testet it. Would be perfect.

[@fjdkfdfjdf33]

What did you think of the norlands guld?

[@Braapncamp]

Haha, i was a bit thirsty at the time. The Norrlads Guld did the job and are ok, other wise there are other brews for the moment of taste. Thanks for your comment Philip! 😂💪

[@urban3921]

Do you think there is a practical advantage to HA windshields? I'm putting together a "custom" 27 and the rest I've decided on.

[@Braapncamp]

Urban Thanks for Your question! No, the HA windshields just looks nice, but are ofc more resistant to scratches etc. However, the pots are the advantage with HA. Good luck with customize Ypur kit!

[@urban3921]

@@Braapncamp Thank you. The plan is to mix HA and Duossal for pots and since I've already got gripper and more burners than I know what to do with, it won't cost me more to mix like this.

[@Braapncamp]

@@urban3921 It's an awsome idea! One Duossal and one HA pot, then decide on fry pan. That's harder though, non stick, duossal or HA? What ever you choose it will be awsome and versatile.

[@greatfallskam]

Mattias this was excellent explanation of different Trangia stoves. Trangia should have this video on their website. I am more in the Triangle or the Mini Trangia demographic. Any recommendation of type of metal and surface ( non stick vs. stainless ). So many options. Thanks for video. Kam

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks! I have all kind of surfaces and like tem all. Could be mixed as well. The 27 and 25 stoves easily since every part os rather cheap as spare or complement. Duossal is nice in frypan, as well non stick. I personally like the mini for advriding and not too ambitious cooking, but it is surprisingly capable. It's all about the chef ☝️😁. The triangle and a kettle is also a nice kit. I would like to be without any of the kits, purchased them during 25 years for different purposes. Now the kids borrow them for their adventures. Ask any question and I will try to answer.

[@Braapncamp]

Regarding the video... when I did this video, Trangia was not really involved in social media from their own side. Very odd to be such a iconic brand for outdoor cooking. I visited the factory and office during a vacation with my RV. A small family company and it looked like time was standing still. Trangia has a very nice staff and among the Malin Bergman works who i met at my visit. Very service minded! But looked to be rather alone with office work, marketing etc. She is a member of the users Facebook group and answer on all kind of questions. Today a couple of years later than my visit, they have started their own webshop, started a instagram flow and fb flow. Last week they opened a factory shop and museum! At my visit they had a shelf with second sorting outlet and like a small hidden exhibition in the office. I think this is really cool and I like the company that have survived without hyping them selfes. Now they have started to work in shift and bought new machines during 2020 due to the high demand word wide. Outdoor activities has grown alot, something that I like. Better than stuck in sofa ☝️😁😂.

[@greatfallskam]

@@Braapncamp Wow! Sounds like Trangia should name you #1 brand ambassador. Perhaps even sponsor you for ADV / cooking / camping travel KZbin channel. Sounds like you have made a big difference in Trangia's recent growth and brand awareness. Tell them you would like to do a Moroccan Tagine Trangia cooking episode / s from the Merzouga desert. Same place KTM launched the 790 Adventure R. Awesome ! Unfortunately with pandemic, I haven't done any camping ADV trips this year. Once I got sold on the concept of the KTM Enduro R, I sold my 2012 BMW F800GS and 2010 Yamaha WR250R. No regrets. I just miss all the hard pannier space. I normally do couple of big moto trips in North America and overseas. If you visit my KZbin you may see my trips in Rockies, Baja, India, and Morocco. My handle on ADV is GF-kam. Very much enjoy your KZbin channel. Kam

[@Braapncamp]

@@greatfallskam ohh, i can't claim any creds for Trangia's journey into a more modern marketing profile. Definately not, i think it grew on them with time. I'm sure though that Malin at their office gave throttle to this 😁. I will check your channel Kam! Those trips sounds awesome, adventures many dreams of to do. The 790R is definately covering a wide spectra, more of that unicorn many search for is hard to find. Hope you get on the trails again, vaccines are comming in .

[@johnpayne516]

hey bud you may be the perfect guy to ask this question seeing as you have all the trangia sets. I was wondering if the frying pan/lid of the trangia 28-t mini would fit on one of the trangia 27 pots. Either the inner or outer cooking pots. From looking at measurements online one would think they would. This would allow me to take a smaller setup but still have a more practical boiling pot

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks for Your question, I remember that I got it before. I will be at home later today and can check this up. I will answer here. /Matt

[@johnpayne516]

Mattias Eriksson tack Mattias. Greetings from östersund!

[@johnpayne516]

Mattias Eriksson Matt, I think this might answer the question if you read the description. shop.trangia.se/en/camping-set/tundra-iii-mini.html Had no idea this existed

[@Braapncamp]

Aaah, cool!

[@johnpayne516]

Mattias Eriksson although it doesn’t completely answer the question, as it shows the frying pan stacked at the bottom during storage. But i still wonder whether it would fit on the top!

[@planflykt]

Does anyone now if you can use the 27 Billy pot on a 25 series stove?

[@Braapncamp]

I would think so. I can test and come back within a couple of hours.

[@Braapncamp]

Allright, now I did a test. The 27 2.5 l billypot did not fit perfect on the 25. But it will do ok. Somewhat more unstable than on the 27 since the pot does not ride on the three pot stands flat part, but it does not fall down.

[@Forrestechs]

Great Video, thanks. My 27 is a wonderful companion for many years now. Consider buying the 25, even though I seldom had the need.

[@Braapncamp]

25 is nice for family or extended cooking. I use a largen fry pan to it and motorized camping. It is for sure easier to cook on. I will go with my 27 today on trip for a couple of days 👌

[@Forrestechs]

@@Braapncamp it was very useful for me. I'm still not sure how useful the 25 is for long distance backpacking in a group of 3-4 people. Last years I managed with my 27 but it was sometimes a bit two small and we had to cook twice. I saw that you have the Duossal pots and pan for the 25. How do they compare to the normal light weight version regarding sticking to the pan.

[@Braapncamp]

The duossal is great. Easy to clean. I have a video where a make pancakes on the 25 duossal that you can see. No sticking att all. Season the pan like you do with a normal pan in the kitchen. Heat it up and oil it. Then dry off, after that it will work great att all trips. I have a Trangia 24cm nonstick frypan as well, that fits rather snug to the 25. It's deeper and easier to cook on for groups. The 4,5 litre billypot fits really snug with the 25 stored inside it (as the 2.5 litre billypot do with the 27). These stuff really extend the abilities of the 27 and 25 further.

[@Forrestechs]

@@Braapncamp thanks a lot for the information. I will make sure to watch your video about duossal. The idea with the additional pots sounds like a good idea.

[@eddieallen6401]

Hey Mattias - I've just bought a mini and already love it after a few indoor brews and cooks! Would you recommend a windshield for it, or do you manage without? I'm looking at the low-profile Vargo windshield, which will fit inside the mini, underneath the pot gripper, when you pack it away. I've seen you using the mini on its own on one of your AdvBiking videos and wondered if you could cope on windy days. All the best from the UK.

[@Braapncamp]

Hi, i answered on the other vid as well. Get that windshield that fits inside. It will save fuel. I sometimes use a thin alu folie that i cut out of a alu disposable plate. i formed it to fit inside the T28 as well. Great choice of stove!

[@eddieallen6401]

@@Braapncamp Thanks - you’re KZbin’s go to for Trangia advice.

[@Braapncamp]

@@eddieallen6401 😂 Thanks, I hope there are some others out there as well. It's time for me to get out and cook something! There was a period when me and missus went out every Sunday on hikes. The purpose was to get Bibbi outdoors and me to cook 😂🤠🔥. That was fun! We do similar stuff today as well. Fun to video this as well and I thought that since I had a pretty complete stash of trangia stuff why not elaborate on it. At the time there wasn't much on it when it came to comparing. Why I have a stash is that I got me the different types at different times and needs in my outdoor life. Happy Trails!

[@northernswedenstories1028]

Hej Mattias. Vet du om det är möjligt att montera någon av Trangia 25-krukorna inuti Trangia 27-vindskyddet?

[@Braapncamp]

Jag har för mig att jag testat detta redan, men skall testa igen så vi vet. Återkommer inom kort

[@Braapncamp]

OK, har nu kollat och inget av 25'ans kärl går ner i ovandelen av 27'ans vindskydd. Däremot går kaffepanan och det mindre av kärlen ner i 27'ans vindskydds bas (inte i ovandelen).

[@northernswedenstories1028]

@@Braapncamp Tack för att du kollade Mattias, uppskattar det! Är anledningen till att de inte passar på grund av kärlstöden? Med andra ord den rostfria bågen inuti vindskyddet? För jag tänkte ta bort att om det var möjligt att få plats med de 25 kastrullerna inuti 27 vindrutan som gas stove jag planerar att använda vindskyddet för redan hade stöd.Det är ett konstigt system jag vet men vindskyddet sitter på benen på min Kovea Spider utan att behöva den nedre delen av vindskyddet.Så jag behöver bara hitta en större kruka som passar. De 27 skålarna är för små för att smälta snö.

[@Braapncamp]

OK, 25 kaffepanna ser ut att gå i om stöden plus ring monteras bort från övre vindskyddet. Ser tight ut med det mindre kärlet dock. Skall mäta och se! Innermåttet på 27 övre vindskydd är max Ø182mm utan stöd och ring. 25 kaffepanna är Ø152mm Det minsta 25 kärlet har min Ø182mm till max Ø187mm. Skulle säga att 25 kärlen inte går i även om stöd och ring tas bort.

[@northernswedenstories1028]

@@Braapncamp I så fall verkar det som om kaffekannan skulle vara det säkraste valet. Primus gör även en HA-kaffekanna med samma bredd (152mm) i 1,5l. Kan vara ett alternativ.Tack för att du dubbelkollar! Personligen tycker jag att Trangia 25 är för stor för vandring så jag försöker få 27:an att fungera med ett större kokkärl för att smälta snö.

[@johngalt6929]

A very useful video! Thanks for posting.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks John! I appreciate your feedback.

[@GrizzlyOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you for sharing my friend😃👍

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Erik! This oldie is an goldie, never thought that when i did this video. There is something special with the Trangia's.

[@GrizzlyOutdoorAdventures]

@@Braapncamp I have a top three of good things from Sweden: Hilleberg tents, Trangia's and 🥰Women😍

[@Braapncamp]

Haha, good choises 🙌

[@brdbrntrn]

Does 27" lid fit 25 Sauspan like Trangia Mini? or is there any way to have something like bigger Trangia mini?

[@Braapncamp]

I think it does! I can test in a few days.

[@Jakelol1980]

Är detta i Färnebobjärden?

[@Braapncamp]

Hej, nej det är vid Tidan i höjd med Kyrkekvarn, Västergötland. Jag brukar dock stanna till vid Färnebofjärden när jag är hemåt. Har någon video därifrån med.

[@Jakelol1980]

@@Braapncamp Ok där ser man. Det var nämligen väldigt likt Färnebofjärden precis innan forsarna :)

[@Braapncamp]

@@Jakelol1980 Stannar ju där också rätt ofta och det är fint där vid Sevedkvarn och forsarna. Jag har haft en del event vid Kyrkekvarn och vid tidpunkten av denna videon var just då idén kom upp att det var där eventen skulle vara. Fint längs Tidan just här och intill Hökensås. Väldigt annorlunda landskap på sitt sätt.

[@danielrudilille]

Greetings from Norway. Thank you sir for another useful video! Where did you get the Triangle stand? Can`t get it in my country.

[@Braapncamp]

Hi again my Norwegian friend! I bought the Triangle direct from Trangia in Trångsviken factory when i visited them. Actually on a trip to Norway. I have videos of both the Trangia visit and unboxing and as well a video from the trip in Norway. (2018). I bought to a reduced price since thay only somd swcond sorting in factory outlet. The last 1,5 years or so the Triangle has not been produced, but rumors say Trangia will start again. We don't relly know why since it's so popular. I really like it! Great kit for the backpack or even on the bike. The most popular combo is the triangle, a alcoburner and a small kettle.

[@danielrudilille]

@@Braapncamp Thank you thank you! I have seen that you are sometimes on trippings to Norway! And we Norwegians are tripping in Sweden! Strange that :-D I managed to get the triangle from ebay, the same shape atleast as you have, don`t know the quality, but hey, it`s only a cup stand :-D Today i got another Trianglia burner and fired it up against my old one, oooohhhh my god, it seems that the old one is a bad copy of Trianglia! The new one was atleast 4 times better, if not 5 times! And the rest of the stove is also bad, so i will order a new set of widndshilds, pans and pots, but i already have the burner and coffe pot, so i will go for the setup with nonstick pots, fryingpan and gas burner :-D I have two kids, and when they tell that they are hungry you bet they are, and need food NOW! Then gas is handy.

[@Braapncamp]

Haha, thats the same reason why i got the gasburner 😂🙌 the nonstick is good for the same reason, easier to clean and better result. It's great to change the environment and landscapes sometimes. Norway is beautiful.

[@danielrudilille]

@@Braapncamp I really wish i could get hold of the Duossal fry pan over here, but it is impossible. Buying it direct from Tiangia Sweden is expensive, 407,- NOK included shipping. I will see how the non-stick pan works first and mabe buying it later.

[@Braapncamp]

@@danielrudilille Wow, that was expensive. Not seen them I stores like XXL or Naturkompaniet either. But smaller outdoor stores could get them on order I suppose. But probably at that price range then. Have you looked at Outnorth or Outdoorexpeten?

[@amonster8mymother]

Oh ok the two kettles are different i have the smaller one. Good kettle. ❤

[@stuartcrane9409]

Mattias, I already have a 27, but now want a single person cooker. I’ve been looking at Mini 28T but felt having watched this video that maybe the Triangle might offer better wind protection than the Mini base unit. I guess it won’t fit inside the 28T? I’m trying to reduce my rucksack weight and your suggestions will be appreciated

[@Braapncamp]

Hi, the Triangle is a better stand and also works with the gasburner. I have moded both these stands though zo all burners fits. No, the Triangle does not fit in the T28. But it fits into the 1,4 litre kettle or 209 mess tin. The T28 is so neat and functional kit, i can really recommend it. Without lee it draw fuel though. The Triangle is great to have in combo with the T27 kettle and keep other stuff in the kettle than the triangle. I always take my T28 of all my kits as a grab to go, when volume and weight matters. Happy trails Stuart!

[@stuartcrane9409]

@@Braapncamp thanks Mattias, I think I will try to find a suitable wind shield to pair with the 28T it seems a more practical solution. All the best from the U.K. ps I’ve spent many days in Sweden hunting with one of my old suppliers Norma and also sailing all up the Swedish coastline

[@Braapncamp]

Awesome adventures! I use Norma since my youth. I buy practice ammunition and buy Norma gunpowder and bullets for hand loading the hunting amunition. Also Gyttorp for the shotgun 😂. You will be good with the 28, complements the 27 nicely with an extra burner as well. But if that is the main goal the triangen is a tad better. We are not done with our licence of mooses yet so mid week i will go north for moose hunting again.

[@stuartcrane9409]

@@Braapncamp many people were introduced to Gyttorp ammunition in the U.K. during the 1970’s when the UK’s largest producer Eley’s factory blew up, there was a massive shortage and Gyttorp was popular, we don’t see much of it these days!

[@Braapncamp]

With alot of low cost shells Gyttorp seems to lower the share. I have an old Husqvarna sbs and that one works great with matching Gyttorp.

[@alandavis9180]

That is one fantastic jacket.

[@Braapncamp]

Haha Thanks, the pattern is typical for a Norwegian "Lusekofta" or partly a Swedish "Fisherman Cardigan". This one is made like a windstopper with wool outer shell, while a traditional one is wool only. Love it too, superfunctional!

[@thomasmusso1147]

Nice comparison .. thank you.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks for Your comment!

[@OffTheBeatenPot]

And I'm so jealous of your 27.

[@Braapncamp]

Sure that one is my favorite! But I have alot of memories with the duossal 25.

[@marcelomandiola2530]

@@Braapncamp ,DU HÄR TRANGIA MINI MATTIAS 😀👌🏻

[@Braapncamp]

Thats great! A bunch of Trangia junkies gathered 😂🙌

[@geraldross5180]

You don’t have the 24?

[@Braapncamp]

No not the complete 24 camping set, just the 2,5 litre billy pot which the Trangia 27 fits into.

[@singvan2363]

har andvänt 25 i flera år fungerar hur bra som helst svårt att gå fel med dem spesielt med kaffe panna

[@Braapncamp]

Håller med, "bombsäkra" samt det mest användbara där ute!

[@darrenhill4022]

an informative comparison. thank you

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Darren much appreciated feedback 🙌. Happy trails and outdoor cooking!

[@darwinmejia3692]

Nice video! 👍

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks! 😁🙌

[@marvinbanjo]

Good stuff -- really like mine

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks Marvin! They are so versatile and complete. Not meny are as storm proof sitter.

[@scottsmith6571]

I like the 25 kit

[@Braapncamp]

My 25 Duossal was the first Trangia set i owned. Bought it when the kids still camped with us, perfect for a family outdoors. Today when they have grown up they ask to borrow tha different Trangia sets, when they do different acctivities. Love that!

[@lenward474]

You a great job but your voice is very soft. Consider an inexpensive mic,even a wired one. Thanks.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks for Your comment and suggestion for improvement.

[@willisblevins4190]

Good show thanks

[@Braapncamp]

Willis Blevins Thanks my friend!

[@johnrevill1087]

you're missing the best Trangier stove in my opinion the Swedish army Trangier its heavier than most but its bomb proof

[@Braapncamp]

Nothing is missed here, if you watch the continuing videos you will see that i show that to in comparison. I have 2 stanless Swedish Army M/40 stoves in my "collection" and use them! But there is a misunderstanding that these is Trangia stoves. The larger burner it self was made by both SVEA and Trangia and the pots by different manufacturers. Good choise though, love mine! Thanks for you comment John 👍

[@campsite123]

Tack Mattias!

[@Braapncamp]

Glen Pike Tack för titten GP och hoppas det var till hjälp.

Efter lite funderande fick det bli ett 27-3. Va ju tvungen att göra ett litet klipp när jag testade första gången. 😄 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIrFlJWGjbqAps0 Tack! för en bra genomgång på de olika köken. 👍

[@Braapncamp]

Ok, kul det skall jag kolla på! 👍

[@tshansen]

I did not need to see this... :-P

[@Braapncamp]

Hehe ;P

[@Braapncamp]

Important stuff for stove junkies ;)

[@tshansen]

@@Braapncamp Yeah, but when I visit the trangia webpage... there is 12 different set's in each number category... what to choose? What are your experience? non stick? alu? etc?

[@Braapncamp]

@@tshansen My 25 is a Duossal version stainless steel at inside and alu at outside, no nonstick. Works great if not weight is an issue. My 27 is all HA (Hard Anodized with grey finish). Works great, are lightweight but hard as steel). I would go without nonstick. If you regret a fry pan with nonstick is not costly to complement with. Be sure to include the kettle. Go with gas burner and complement with a alcoburner for like 100 NOK or so. So I would say go duossal or HA pending on weight needs.

[@tshansen]

@@Braapncamp weight is no problem, so you will say that the Duossal are better than the HA? and just compliment with a kettle, don't look like it comes with the duossal version?

[@broddireyrhansen1297]

Thanks for the video, do you know if the Omnia oven fits both Trangia models 25 and 27 ? Kveðja frá Íslandi.

[@Braapncamp]

Thanks! I have not tried, but i have an Omnia and both Trangias. I can check this out in a few days and get back on this.