Brunton Talon Compact Butane Stove
Dec/092
- Highly compact, lightweight stove for backpacking–weighs just 3.7 ounces
- Efficient yet powerful 10,000 BTU burner allows for quick and easy food preparation
- Precision simmer control allows for simple flame adjustment
- Durable steel construction
- 90-minute burn time; 3-minute boil time
Product Description
Talon Camping Stove is ultra compact and lightweight at only 3.7oz, making it easy to carry along anywhere, using the nylon carry case included for packing. Efficient yet powerful 10,000 BTU burner allows for quick and easy food preperation. Precision simmer control allows for simple flame adjustment. Durable steel consturction allows for use in most outdoor applications. Limited Lifetime Warranty. Contact us for Customer Service, Technical and any other question at 1-800-443-4871 (or) support@brunton.comAmazon.com Product Description
At just 3.7 ounces, Brunton’s Talon Butane Stove packs compactly and cooks up a warm meal after a long day of hiking. A simple stove for a easy operation and maintenance, it features an efficient yet powerful 10,000 BTU burner allows for quick and easy food preparation. Precision simmer control allows for simple flame adjustment, and durable steel construction allows for use in most outdoor applications.
Specifications:
- Weight: 3.7 ounces
- Output: Up to 10,000 BTUs
- Burn Time: 90 minutes
- Boil Time : 3 minutes
- Pot base: 4.25 inches
- Includes: Mesh Bag
- Fuel: Isobutane
Brunton Talon Compact Butane Stove
Brunton Talon Compact Butane Stove
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7:12 am on December 4th, 2009
If you want a lightweight and compact stove to take ‘packing, look no further. I was in the store looking at the MSR Pocket Rocket and thought it was the smallest stove I had ever seen (besides a can of Sterno), and then on the other side of the display was the Brunton. The Brunton Talon appeared to be better constructed and provided more stability for cookware with it’s 4-point cook surface (as opposed to the more common 3-point). In a stored state, both of the stoves were of similar size, and the MSR comes with a really cool case for their stove, but the cool case made the MSR unit bulkier than the Brunton Talon is in it’s nylon storage bag. Seriously, when this thing is in the bag, it really is tiny. The stove is so tiny that you still have plenty of room in the storage bag for a lighter or a striker tool.
Out in the field, this thing kicks butt. You can boil water in about 3 minutes on full blast. I am also impressed with the range of control you have over the flame and how well this thing works at it’s lowest settings, even with some wind thrown into the mix. I can turn it low enough to cook things in an Army mess-kit pan with minimal hot-spot issues.
I also like the fuel options for this unit. Being able to pick 4, 8, and 16oz cannisters in all shapes is really a plus.
Tip: You don’t really need it unless you are trying to cook stir-fry out in the bush, but, the Brunton can stand does add a lot more stability.
Rating: 5 / 5
9:40 am on December 4th, 2009
Boiled 2 cups of water with 10mph winds in 3 minutes. I did have the Brunton stove stand and windscreen that comes with the stand. I love it. . .
Will be testing it in Great smoky Natinal Park in April 09.
Rating: 5 / 5