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#134946 - 06/06/08 12:45 PM Re: Blast's lightweight Trianga cookset [Re: Blast]
DaveT Offline
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Hi all - sorry to necropost here, but I was wondering if anyone had a line on the Swedish Trangia stove/mess kits.

Several months back, Sportsman's Guide had a fantastic deal on them - four Swedish mess kits and eight of the stoves and alcohol bottles for just over $20. I didn't have any cash in the "fun money" account at the time, and then suddenly (not surprisingly) they were gone. Has anyone seen a similar deal? I'm constantly kicking myself on this, because I'd love to have a couple for the cars and a few more to stash away in different places.

My normal places to look for these don't seem to have them anymore - has anyone seen a place to pick up a few?

Thanks

Dave

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#134947 - 06/06/08 12:55 PM Re: Blast's lightweight Trianga cookset [Re: DaveT]
thseng Offline
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I just grabbed one from the local Army Navy store (Whitehall, PA) for about $16. They had some left but the rest were a little rough.

I haven't tried mine yet, perhaps I won't like it...
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#134956 - 06/06/08 02:02 PM Re: Blast's lightweight Trianga cookset [Re: DaveT]
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Cheaper than Dirt lists one for $11.97. I have not purchased from them in a long time, apparently lately some folks have had some problems with orders from them, so order at your own risk...
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#135049 - 06/07/08 01:31 AM Re: Blast's lightweight Trianga cookset [Re: OldBaldGuy]
DaveT Offline
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Weird...this was a discontinued item for them and Sportsman's Guide the last few months (when I'd looked)...I'd stopped looking and assumed the source for these had dried up.

Thanks

Dave

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#135052 - 06/07/08 02:00 AM Re: Blast's lightweight Trianga cookset [Re: DaveT]
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Nothing ever dries up, the price just goes up...
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#135120 - 06/08/08 01:17 AM Re: Blast's lightweight Trianga cookset [Re: DaveT]
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They come in waves to Sportsman's Guide. Wait a month or two and they'll probably get more in stock. But jump on them fast because they are in high demand.

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#135167 - 06/08/08 06:09 PM Re: Blast's lightweight Trianga cookset [Re: Blast]
leemann Offline
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Try cheaper than dirt they have them in stock last time I checked. zrw-170 is the product #.

Lee
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#135247 - 06/09/08 11:43 AM Re: Blast's lightweight Trianga cookset [Re: ]
DaveT Offline
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Registered: 08/15/03
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Loc: NE Ohio
So, how's this for coincidence? Blast says to keep checking, and I went back to Sportsman's Guide and they now have 10-packs of the stoves, the alcohol bottles and the stove "sleeves" - the outer wind guards for the mess kits. But, not the mess kits themselves.

So I ordered a set - I've got various mess kits to use, and the stoves were what I wanted. Weird, isn't it?

Thanks for suggesting I look again

Dave

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#135253 - 06/09/08 12:43 PM Re: Blast's lightweight Trianga cookset [Re: DaveT]
thseng Offline
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Loc: NW NJ
That's great, because I tried mine out this weekend and its pretty neat. Looks like Dinty Moore Beef Stew for lunch today...
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#135286 - 06/09/08 05:20 PM Re: Blast's lightweight Trianga cookset [Re: thseng]
DaveT Offline
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Registered: 08/15/03
Posts: 208
Loc: NE Ohio
Figured I should add in a link to the items. Here's the deal from Sportsman's Guide - which I just ordered:

Sportsman's Guide - 10 stoves, bottles, stands (no mess kit)

Cheaper Than Dirt - with mess kit

Dave

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