Touring Equipment

They're made by a guy in his garage - email him, pay via paypal, and he'll post it to you.

The Tatonka seems to get some poor reviews there... most of them say that it's slow and it leaks. By comparison, my Trangia doesn't leak and has a simmer ring. The RUCAS doesn't have a screw-top but in reality this doesn't bother me - it doesn't have a simmer ring either but I only use it for rehydrating food and boiling water. It's not the most stable stove on uneven ground, but I sit it on a wooden coaster which helps. The RUCAS also burns quite a bit hotter than the Trangia, but not quite as fast as the MSR canister stove. The RUCAS is by far the lightest.

Aye, he's in the states tho so will take at least a week or two to get here and was hoping to get it for this weekend, though the weather is stinking so maybe that's just wishful thinking : /

This looks pretty decent for the cash: http://www.outdooraction.co.uk/trek-and-travel-stoves-trekking/gelert/gelert-phoenix-5pc-cookset-pd-5570.php?gclid=CLmTnaq07b4CFa3LtAodM20AeQ

My main worry is how to make decent coffee though. I need my coffee.