Trangia Triangle

Perfect design and execution. It does what it is designed to do and does it very well. Simplicity at it's best.

Fits in the bottom of the larger Trangia mess tin along with a Trangia burner, box of matches, small bottle of spirits and a package of instant coffee...very complete and compact piece of kit...it rides along with me on many of my motorcycle trips.

I love this little stove. I carry it in my billy can with assorted instant hot beverages. It's great on my day hikes. Also as a back up or extra stove on longer trips. I could cook a whole meal on it as well.

The Trangia Triangle is a great base for the Trangia burner. It is very light, a good windscreen, good heat reflection. I use the plate that came with the winter attachment as a base to reflect heat back up. This is important: I scorched a picnic table the first time because a lot of heat reflects off the pot back down.

Well made little item. The rim inside holds the little alcohol stove up at what I suppose is an optimal height. I used it when I boiled two cups of water in a titanium pot. The water boiled in five minutes. I don't think that could be beat

Light weight, packs down small, and the burner works well with it.

I bought th Triangia Triangle for my daughter. I have one and I used it hundreds of time in my bike and canoe trips across the country. Compact, light, easy to assemble and work wonderfully.

Just used it once but it looks like a good piece of kit.

The stove is not as fancy as some but it is simple and dependable. My parents bought their Trangia stove 38 years ago for a family backpacking trip around the world. They still have it and continue to use it. I bought mine own this year and am opting for the lighter triangle for solo and super light travel.