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Trangia Mini - Field test and first impressions
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- čas přidán 6. 06. 2023
- Time to field test my latest addition to my growing number of outdoor kitchens, mini Trangia. Among other things I'll check out if the frypan really is non-stick. (and yes, I'll be washing up on camera afterwards since that is on your "most-wanted-list")
The stats:
Weight - 350 gram
Aluminium saucepan 0.8 L
Frypan Ø150 mm, with Non-stick
Packed dimensions - Ø150×67 mm
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Hello .. from a South African living in Switzerland ..
I have the Trangia Mini and it has served me well so far.
Herewith some -'useless information' 🙄😏 regarding some mods that I have made to my set. Maybe others can benefit from this info 🤞.
Dry conditions. I added a cut-to-size silicon kitchen mat, in addition to the supplied plastic disc, to protect the pan non-stick surface during storage and further protect 'heat-sensitive surfaces during cooking. I filled my Trangia Burner with Glass / Ceramic Wool, topped with a tight roll of Carbon Felt Matting (Flammenschutzmatten). This greatly reduces spillage and the associated Fire Risk during an accidental 'knockover'. The Burner lights up easier during really cold conditions .. stays lit even when the pot is put on immediately thereafter (not necessary to wait for the 'bloom') and the efficiency of the burn does not appear to be affected so as to be a problem. Actually, I appear to get a gentler flame, especially with the simmer ring .. which suits my style of cooking.
The little pot grip is kept closed during storage using a plastic loc-tie trimmed to size and turned inside out. Easy to slip on and take off.
The two larger bowls and the lid from an aluminium 'Evernew' Camping Bowl Set (circa '70's .. still visible on Googel) nest inside the Trangia Pot, together with the Pot Stand, Burner, etc and with the lid outside. A little folding tripod made from a SS Bicycle Spoke and Aluminium Ferrules is also part of the nest. Deployed, it fits inside the Pot Stand and accommodates the smaller camping bowl diameters.
All are stored inside a 1970's 'Sea King' ditty bag. Should I need more capacity, all of the above-mentioned fits into a Decathlon 'Quechua' one litre SS Pot. This gives me four bowls/pots and two pans .. just about everything that I need to cook up whatever and in a compact and still relatively lightweight bundle.
A nice share .. thanks. I think I'll rustle up later, an Oatmeal, Toast and Coffee brunch later on the set.
Till next time then .. take care ..
Well, dang! You have clearly used your kit a lot and gone above and beyond to work out all the kinks. Thank you for great tips and ideas. I've been thinking on some protection for the non-stick surface and some trivets so that my usual cups can stand safely on the potstand, and you just gave me the greatest ideas. :)
Thanks Thomas, enjoy your brunch. Cheers!
@@RedswedeOutdoors 👍 .. the Brunch was nice, thanks 😊.
Definitely like the plastic tie for the handle and the silicone sheet cut to fit the lid to protect the nonstick an under the cooker for heat on some stuff. Definitely will be doing that.
@@AquaTech225 👍
Cool, I've also used the zip-tie closure for the grip while for protecting the frying pan surface I use a 1mm-thick disc cut out of an Ikea FINFÖRDELA chopping board. Great tip on the carbon felt - thanks to that I've finally tracked down the stuff at a local Bauhaus.
Great vid. I got rid of the pot stand immediately and use a tiny Lixada titanium twig stove as a windshield. It is the perfect size and It fits inside the pot and pan along with the burner, handle, a cloth, some foil to protect the ground and a lighter.
The problem Trangia have is that this little kit is so good for a solo camper like me that I don't actually need to buy anything else from them. I probably will though!
True, the T28 gets you a long way, but a T27 with a kettle will make you ready for anything, except a hiking buddy. Then you'll need a T25. One can always go a bit further down the rabbit hole ;) Cheers!
It is so nice to see you cook in the Swedish nature. Especially with nice Trangia products. Thanks I really enjoyed the video!
Thank you Alexander, relly glad you enjoyed it. Cheers!
Thank you for the enjoyable visit! Nice lunch.
Thank you Edward. Cheers!
Another great video. You have a really nice presenting style. Very laid back and easy to watch. Cheers
Thank you kindly!
Oh, and as if all that wasn’t enough - he’s a great dude IRL too! 🍻
I use a hybrid of rhe trangia mini and triangle. Works pretty good. Even replaced the pot grabber with a soto mini to save a bit more weight
That sounds like an interesting hybrid. How do you recon the triangle stands up to the original potstand in the wind?
Cheers Chris!
@@RedswedeOutdoors Definitely better than the original in the wind, so reduces the need for a wind break. It's also more stable with the wider base of the triangle. As a bonus, the pot fits perfectly, so it 'locks' on to the triangle in a similar fashion to the original base. Keep up the good work, and take care 👍
@@chrisorawe can confirm. the triangle provides better stability, wind breaking, still locks in, offers more stability to the frypan. Since you can use the triangle as a stick burner there's that option, throw the gel burner in there and bring them both for a very lightweight double burner combo. There is nothing stopping you from using the gel burner with alcohol. especially if you put some carbon felt in there.
I bought that thing recently for a Hike in the German Alps. Its rather susceptible to winds, but i just sit infront of it with my back to the wind. But i guess ill invest in a windshield someday or try and make my own. I used it to Cook Coffee and cook noodles, no problem at all. Im looking forward to testing it in Below zero weather
The friend that i hiked with thought the Trangia was kinda silly, Alcohol stoves arent very Popular in Germany yet, but i like it. They are super quiet, have a big spread out Flame and aresuper Simple. Plus 1 Liter of Fuel for it costs two Euros or something.
Anyways, Sweden is Number one on my travel list, im planning on going there as soon as Possible. Just Camping near some lake, cooking stuff with my Trangia and drinking a few beers in the woods is my type of holiday. Im glad i found this Channel
Moin Avi and welcome to the channel. I would highly recommend a windshield for the Mini, wether you buy one or make one yourself of some layers of tin foil. It makes a big difference if it's windy, and if Sweden is on your list you can be sure that it's windy more often than not. ;-) I hope you get an amazing holiday, Cheers!
Very soothing to watch your videos, but also informational. Thanks for sharing your experiences!
Glad you like them. Thanks!
I have just purchased the mini and will use it on a trip this week, looks perfect for one person, looks like it needs a wind guide to. Thanks for the video, just subscribed 😊
Thank you and welcome to the channel. I hope you have a lovely trip. Cheers!
Thanks for the video, I was considering buying one!
I'm ways away from a revue right now but as far as first impressions go it clearly has potential. Cheers!
Always enjoy your adventures! Cheers Svend
Glad you enjoy it, Svend! Cheers!
Looks like a great meal outdoors😋
The Trangia are really great little stoves. I have not used mine much, but I was able to use it last weekend before the fire bans came down in British Columbia. I won't be able to use it during the fire ban and will need to switch to my canister stoves.
I like the kit that came with your Trangia. It looks like it will work out well.
It must be rouch with all the fires raging at the moment, wildfires are not a joke. Hope you all are okay. Take care!
@@RedswedeOutdoors it's all good where I am, but yes it is very unfortunate for those that are affected by the fires.
I have had the Trangia mini for a little over a year now. my first Trangia stove. I use it a few times it works nicely. the pan is small to fit some things in it/ but most meat you can cut to make it fit. it is made to cook for only small meals or one person. but just great for in a day pack or on a bike pack. here in Pa USA
If you're cooking for one it's big enough for most servings. Can't see that it wouldn't be enough to for me, and I have a healthy apetite. Once I've got the hang of the excessive flames and added the windshield I have very few complaints. Cheers!
Du gör goa videos. Man blir sugen på att gå ut och laga lite mat i skogen 🙂 Har också en mini men tycker att den är lite vobblig.
Tackar, hoppas att du får tillfälle till lite skogsliv snart. Helt klart är det skillnad i stabiliteten mellan Trangia 25 och Mini. De stora är mer förlåtande för ojämna underlag, och stekpannan hamnar alltid stabilt i mitten på dem också, ett klart plus i min bok. Ha det gott!
thank you for an enjoyable video. I was surprised how little water was needed for the washing up. nice to know a 3rd full of fuel cooked that much food can I ask how long the total time was as not used to cooking that way.
I think the burner was going just shy of 20 minutes, and my measurment by eye could be slightly off. I was aiming for a third but ended up closer to half full. ;-). If you use some of your toilet paper or hand wipes to get rid of the fluids and other left overs it takes even less water. Cheers!
Also got the Trangia mini. Perfect for short solo trips.
One point: better don't use a metal fork in this non-stick pan. Won't last long and not healthy. Wood or plastic is better.
True words, made myself a wooden spatula that lives in the kit theese days. It slipped my mind when I packed for this outing. Cheers!
Good video. Thanks! I subbed
Thank you and welcome to the channel! Cheers!
Lovely little lunch. Those flames spilling out the sides were a bit much though. I'm sure you have a video on it but I also love using a Mora for camp cooking and more, every time I use my Eldris/Kansbol I smile at how superb they are! I lovingly sharpen and strop them. Appreciate the cleanup segment at the end, I carry a small amount of watered down dish soap in a small bottle. Also works for my hands!
Thank you. A scotch brite and a small bottle of dish soap has taken up permanent residense in my T25 but there's not enough room in the Mini for that arrangement. You are absolutely correct, there is indeed a video on the Kansbol on the channel and I share your opinion about it. My favourite knife, hands down. Cheers!
Nice bit of kit! Looks delicious! But, what? No pan sauce?? LOL
LOL, maybe next time. Cheers!
An excellent film.
Thank you Stephen. Cheers!
Had one now for many years. The small vargo windshield fits on top of the stove and I made a cutting board which fits in the frying pan from a thin Ikea place mat. Best little setup on the market. Tried all sorts of bits and pieces to try and improve on it but never succeeded and return to the mini. If weight is an issue replace the meths burner with the Trangia gel burner tin which weighs next to nothing.
I've been looking on the gel burner aswell but for some reason gel have never been a popular fuel in Sweden so it's hard to find and therefore it's impractical for me, wich is a shame. A burner that weighs 18 grams would have been nice. Cheers!
That seasoning jar looks really handy.
Yes, got it as a present from my daughter. The downside is that I don't think it can be refilled, not any way I can figure out anyway...
@@RedswedeOutdoorsI have a seasoning jar resembling yours, i use a plastic funnel for refilling it, but you can do one yourself, i just had one laying in the kitchen already. Bra kanal , ha det bra.:)
@@Langsvardet I think mine is hard to refill in a practical way but I have other options when I run out. Tack så mycket och ha det så gott själv! 😃
Nice little introduction to your new kit. Look forward to the seasonal review. Will you prefer the mini kit or a homemade version using existing bits instead? Interesting
As I usually mix and match a custom build for every other outing there will be a bit of both I guess. In order to find both the good and the bad I'll probably use it as it is in the beginning though. Cheers!
Greetings from 🇦🇺.
I've been looking at buying one of these as an ultralight option to take on bushwalks. I'd be interested to know how long it takes to boil a standard cup of water to make a cup of coffee or cup of tea.
I guess that has to be the subject for an upcoming video. Cheers!
I own and love my Trangia 28T aka Trangia Mini. They have been Discontinued for at least a year now and as such the prices have GONE UP SIGNIFICANTLY here in the USA 🇺🇸. As for the piece of kit, it is great for solo servings of Soups, Stews, Spaghetti, Beef and Mac, a Breakfast fry up and a Fish catch and cook style fry up. A Windscreen is a must have for good heat distribution. I've actually used the kit's bowl for a Windscreen from time to time and doing that works great 👍.
Thanks for sharing! I wonder why you've been discontinued in the USA, I would have thought it a massive market... Anyhow, good luck on your future fishing trips and other outings Pamela. Cheers!
@@RedswedeOutdoors I have not been discontinued here, lol, TRANGIA HAS. They DISCONTINUED THE T28. There's still a great market for the STORMCOOKER line of T25 and T27 Trangia, even the Triangle Trangia BUT THE T28 MINI simply didn't catch on with the marketplace over here in the USA. MISTAKENLY the marketplace here wrongly compared it with the STORMCOOKER series and dubbed the T28 Mini as a novelty toy-like piece of kit. Sadly most Bushcrafters and Hikers stayed clear from buying it. It is a wonderful kit for it's own intended small uses as long as it is not compared to the full features of the STORMCOOKER series. I 💘 them all including my T28 and have been a Trangia series collector for many decades. Trangia products are clearly my GoTo kits of choice.
LOL, slipped on the keyboard apparantly. I can see from your explanation that the market department kind of dropped the ball. Well I guess there's still time to make up for old mistakes and give the proper presentation. Take care Pamela, Cheers!
I love my Trangia Mini ! I use a Hobo Stove for Windshild and took the Burner inside sometimes i use a DIY Alcohol Burner because this is much faster to get hot Water for Coffee! For Cooking longer i use the Trangia Burner all in all a very nice Kit for one Person! Greetings from Germany Javor Outdoor Spass Kanal!😉🌲🌳💚
I guess that's a solution that also brings wood as an option to the table. Cheers!
@@RedswedeOutdoors 👍😉
in my opinion the mini trangia T28, isn’t the best choice when it’s risk for forest fire. At least in my t28 there’s flames all over the place and the burner sits almost directly on the ground. Most of the time I have used my T28 it has started to burn in the vegetation around it, even in the winter with snow on the ground it stated to burn in the “ljung” at the side of the stove. You really have to look for a secure place for your T28. Of course you always have to do that when using open flame but it’s much higher risk wit the T28 than with my T25 or T27 where the burner sits a dm over the ground inside the windshield 🤔😊
I agree, the flames came high for me and it wasn't even blowing that hard. I belive that a windshield will keep the flames more "local" but haven't tried it yet. Some kind of fireproof ground sheet could probably be a good thing to bring. Cheers!
@@RedswedeOutdoors Yes, I was almost a little surprised off the stove the first use. I had tried to modified it wit a windshield directly on half of the pot stand and thought it made the alcohol burn to hot. But realised it burns the same without that homemade windshield. The first time I sat at a side of a lake and the ground was really swampy, it was hard to sit down without being wet. But the grass around was dry 🤔
A ground sheath would be nice. Like a pice if a fire blanket. But it’s not the preferred stove in dry summer months 🤔😊
I wonder if the notches develop a non-stick coating failure? Everytime you lock the pan in place, these notches will experience a friction non negligeable between the pot and pan itself.
You're probably right that the notches will loose their non-stick surface eventually. On the other hand the heat where they sit isn't that pronounced so the amount of food that get stuck there will probably not be an issue, at least that's what I hope. Cheers Osman!
The funny thing is that they call the ”burner stand” windshield. Which I don’t think it really is. I often use a Primus aluminium windscreen with my Mini and sometimes also place it on a Trangia aluminium plate.
But I think it works quite well for one person. Adjusting the simmer ring is a bit difficult, though. But really small and portable, although of course not as small as the new Micro, which I also love.
I totally agree. The term windshield is grossly misleading on the Mini, and mostly on the Triangle too. On the 25 & 27 on the other hand it's a correct statement. But just like you I like them for the "small" cookings. Cheers!
@@RedswedeOutdoors Yes, and maybe the best way to control your cooking on a Mini would be to use the pot and pan on a Triangle with gas. Gives controlled simmering and maybe-somewhat better wind protection. Haven’t tried it yet, but at least the Mini and Micro pots fit perfectly on the Triangle, so should be handy.
Och tack för fin kanal med riktigt avkopplande innehåll! 👍
So far I must say it's worth the time to get aquianted with the quirks of the Mini, but then I'm a strong beliver in the "trial-and-error" method of learning things. I wish that the Micro pot was made to fit inside the Mini kit with all the gadgets I added to my Mini. Folding a tin foil 2-3 times makes a good enough windshield to the Mini.
Kul att du gillar den så här långt. Ha de' gott!
I had had one for over 30 yrs. Even have the military version. But prefer the Evernew Titanium.
FYI there are only 2 burner sizes. The military and the regular. The cook set is what is the mini. The burner head to pot bottom is not the optimum distance.
True on all accounts. In my experience the civilian burner is the better choice in every way I can see. Cheers!
From your neighbour country. You pretty much destroyed that little frying pan with no oil and scraping the bottom with fork.
You will still have the cooking pan for 500+ ml cooking pan for boiling water, when it is not windy otherwise you need also a good windscreen.
Otherwise nice entertaining video.
Terve Jarmo, I'm happy to report that the frying pan is in good health even after the beating I gave it, it's a tough little bugger. I'm totally with you about the wind shield, one can't really cope without the wind shield if it isn't dead calm. Cheers!
Hello~ thank you from USA~. Great review! May I ask what knife and rod you used to light the stove? Thank you! 👍
Thank you Kenneth. The knife is a Mora Kansbol and the ferro rod is a run of the mill from Mil Tec. I did reviews on them both if you want to dive deeper in. Cheers!
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Thank you kindly!
Nice video!
Would You reccomend this with a windshield or t27 for a 1 person overnighter, with most simply cooking?
/ Mattias
It depends... If the food you're planning to cook fits in the Mini I should take it since it's smaller and lighter. Cheers!
looks about the size of the boy scout mess kits.
I havent' seen the kits the boy scouts have but I think it's pretty cool if they have a personal one for cooking. Cheers!
Great video 👍what fuel do you use?
Hi Peter, it's Methylated Spirit, or Technical spirit as it's called in Sweden. Cheers!
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Thanks!