Ti-Tri Inferno In The Snow

Continuing my test series of wood burning stoves in winter conditions, I take the Trail Designs Ti-Tri Inferno stove outside and see how long it takes to melt a cup of snow and bring it to a roaring boil. It was windy and -12°C during the test, but the Inferno performed very good.

To see more of my UL adventures in Finland, visit http://www.hikinginfinland.blogspot.com and to get a Ti-Tri Inferno stove, visit http://www.traildesigns.com/

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[B206III]

"bloody brilliant"!

Haha, couldn't agree more. Can't beat a good fire in conditions like that.

[Habichtshorst]

@B206III Fire is so important for me when backpacking, I couldn't do without one!

[HydeMyJekyll]

oh man, that thunder at the end!! thanks for the video so we can see how this stove works!!

[medicjimr]

I have only heard good things about this stove thanks for review

[B206III]

@Habichtshorst agreed, it's a bit warmer here in the UK compared to the temps with you but you still can't beat a good fire. I've always used meths / petrol stoves in the winter but they're not the same, I've been playing with a homemade hobo-type stove this winter instead with good results. Thanks for the videos and the blog - very useful and a great read!