At SUNTRAIL we carry a great selection of lightweight, high performance stoves as well as various styles and sizes of cookware, utensils and other accessories.
CAUTION - As with any device that burns fuel, all stoves generate Carbon Monoxide (CO), a colourless, odourless, toxic and potentially lethal gas. Use stoves only in well ventilated conditions, and never use a stove in an enclosed tent or shelter.
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MSR WhisperLite Liquid Fuel Stove For almost two decades, the WhisperLite Stove has clearly been the leader in backpacking stoves, setting this tough standard with its simple design. Simple means easy to use, easy to pack, easy to clean and easy to maintain, the WhisperLite is all of the above. Backpackers are minimalists, and with a weight of under a pound, this lightweight stove is easy to carry and is also extremely compact. The integrated Shaker Jet makes cleaning as easy as a simple shake. Made of durable stainless steel and brass, the WhisperLite is built to last through years of adventures.
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MSR WhisperLite Internationale Liquid Fuel Stove To keep up with globetrotting adventurers who want to get around unencumbered but well fed, MSR made a multi-fuel burning version of the WhisperLite Stove, adding a larger-diameter fuel line just in case poor quality fuel is the only option to get a meal on. Shaker Jet technology ensures that the stove jet can be easily cleaned by a simple shake, and the entire stove can be readily disassembled and repaired if your living conditions get really gnarly.
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MSR Dragonfly Liquid Fuel Stove The DragonFly is a stove that's won design accolades in both the North American and European outdoor industries and stands alone for many reasons. One of the most noteworthy is the innovative CoolFuel Valve, which yields an adjustable flame that goes from birthday candle to blowtorch with a simple turn of the knob. MSR designers infused this stove with simple and straightforward features like super-stable pot supports, a self-cleaning Shaker Jet and field maintainability as well as a design that folds compactly into itself. The Dragonfly can run on a variety of fuels as well, which will enable you to keep the hunger dragons at bay.
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MSR Simmerlite Ultralight Liquid Fuel Stove If you want a stove that can quickly boil water for noodles but can also be turned right down to simmer a delicate sauce, then the Simmerlite is the stove for you. And unlike some of it's more vocal MSR cousins, it's remarkably quiet too!
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MSR PocketRocket Canister Stove
Looking for an outstanding stove for your fast & light trips?
Look no further than the PocketRocket! This tiny, ultralight stove is
all you really need for three season cooking. Powered by readily
available LPG fuel canisters (sold seperately), this little blowtorch can boil a litre
of water in under four minutes. Soup's on!
SUNTRAIL Advisory - If you use a windscreen with the PocketRocket, make sure that it's placed ONLY on the windward side and NEVER completely around the stove -- that way you'll prevent the canister from overheating and possibly overpressurizing. |
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MSR Maintenance Kit The MSR name is synonymous with reliability. To bolster that, they've created some extra insurance for you as you commit to living outdoors in a self-supporting way. By bringing along an MSR Maintenance Kit for your MSR liquid fuel stove, you'll be able to service your stove no matter how remote your adventure kitchen is. |
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MSR Tri Fold Trillium
The Trillium Stove Base stabilizes MSR stoves on all types
of terrain including
snow, talus and gravel.
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MSR Fuel Bottles
M.S.R. fuel bottles are an essential component to their
liquid fuel stoves; but in mid-2007 Health Canada suspended
the sale of all metal fuel bottles pending a re-design of
the products to conform to more stringent Canadian child
safety regulations. The first shipment of fully compliant fuel
bottles featuring child-safe caps and new labelling is due
to arrive any day now, and we anticipate that
demand for these fuel bottles will be very brisk. |
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SUNTRAIL Tip - How much fuel should you take on your adventure? Plan on using
about 4 fluid ounces of fuel per person per day for warm weather cooking
and cleanup, increasing to 8 ounces if you have to melt snow for water
in winter, and up to 16 ounces in alpine and arctic conditions.