Trail grills/stoves?
coldair
Full Time Jeeper
I just picked up a pretty sweet grill/stove yesterday that im going to keep in my jeep. Ive used fires alot but thought this would work great on the trail. So what do you guys use?
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Trail grills/stoves?
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elwood blues
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elwood blues
Always Off-Roading Jeeper
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- 6,023
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- 71
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- 1
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- Export, PA
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- 1978 CJ7 4.2L Comp Cam & valve train, MC2100 carb, MSD ignition, Dana 30 front, T18 trans, Dana 20 txfr, AMC 20 rear.
I have the exact same one as in the picture, it's a jetboil flash. I also bought the 1.5L cooking pot for it too. I really love mine. I don't do a ton of camping with the family and kids, just a couple of times a year, but I do a lot of "camping" trips for work.... 
Anyway, I absolutely love it, it's small, and the fuel canisters seem to last forever. For me, it's been worth every penny.
Anyway, I absolutely love it, it's small, and the fuel canisters seem to last forever. For me, it's been worth every penny.