Snow Peak Addiction
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tothetrail
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Might anyone know where to find a set of (infinitely) adjustable legs for the IGT? Drifta used to sell some called "Stockton IGT Twist Lock Legs," but it looks they are out of stock. They had two sizes, Short (390 mm to 660mm) and Standard (600mm to 1100mm.) I'm looking for a standard length.
I often forget to do it, but put a piece of foil down in the bottom of your BBQ box, then put the riser on top. Makes cleanup from drippings alot easier.
I'm in CA and was thinking of going in on an order together.
TooGouda
Active member
how many of us live in or around Utah?
Should we plan our own Snow Peak way camping meet up?
lots of space in Utah and surrounding states (ID, CO, NV, WY) to fit a large camp far away from anyone and everyone ?
We could do a super potluck buffet of different foods as everyone will have a kitchen to make something to contribute.
Weather could be factor during winter but its fairly doable to do a southern UT/CO/NV area meet up even in winter as there are large pockets of warmish weather down there throughout winter.
Should we plan our own Snow Peak way camping meet up?
lots of space in Utah and surrounding states (ID, CO, NV, WY) to fit a large camp far away from anyone and everyone ?
We could do a super potluck buffet of different foods as everyone will have a kitchen to make something to contribute.
Weather could be factor during winter but its fairly doable to do a southern UT/CO/NV area meet up even in winter as there are large pockets of warmish weather down there throughout winter.
I think I bought much of my stuff a few years ago from the G-Works site in South Korea. Pain in the butt, but I got what I wanted. Almost unobtainium today.
Shame they don't make their uber-nice tank regulators anymore:
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Rallyroo
Expedition Leader
Thanks for the info. I'll have to come up with alternate plans.
@tonyle Thanks for posting this. I purchased the Octa for an upcoming rainy winter trip. Looking forward to all that covered space!
@GentJim which direction did you go?
I set it up when it arrived yesterday, about halfway, just to get a feel before the day and it's absolutely massive. The aramid covered portion is substantial. My wife hates rainy camps and she absolutely abhors being cold so I hope this goes a long way towards solving both of those
I imagine this will be much better than just having our Howling Moon awning for both of those purposes. Thanks again.
jtosbo00
Observer
I just got back from my local REI store which had carried some of SP’s fuel canisters. Apparently they are experiencing SP fuel shortages and were sold out everywhere on some of the canisters I was looking for. I had thought about switching to using propane tanks on the SP stoves I have but put it off… until now.
I’ve looked through the past threads here but I must admit that I know very little about fuel tanks and their differences both in gas mixture and connectivity. Can someone inform me if this Ignik Gas Growler Deluxe set would work with an adapter? Both links to the products linked below. I would also like to get a gas hose that is a Y splitter for my double gas stoves. Anything caveats I should know about this and the rest of the setup?
www.rei.com
EDITED: Fixed incorrect model name and link.
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I’ve looked through the past threads here but I must admit that I know very little about fuel tanks and their differences both in gas mixture and connectivity. Can someone inform me if this Ignik Gas Growler Deluxe set would work with an adapter? Both links to the products linked below. I would also like to get a gas hose that is a Y splitter for my double gas stoves. Anything caveats I should know about this and the rest of the setup?
Kovea LPG Adaptor Lite | REI Co-op
This handy Kovea LPG Adaptor Lite attachment allows you to use a backpacking stove (not included) that typically runs on isobutane canisters with larger 16.4 oz. propane canisters (not included).
www.rei.com
EDITED: Fixed incorrect model name and link.
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I just got back from my local REI store which had carried some of SP’s fuel canisters. Apparently they are experiencing SP fuel shortages and were sold out everywhere on some of the canisters I was looking for. I had thought about switching to using propane tanks on the SP stoves I have but put it off… until now.
I’ve looked through the past threads here but I must admit that I know very little about fuel tanks and their differences both in gas mixture and connectivity. Can someone inform me if this Ignik Gas Growner X would work with an adapter? Both links to the products linked below. I would also like to get a gas hose that is a Y splitter for my double gas stoves. Anything caveats I should know about this and the rest of the setup?
Kovea LPG Adaptor Lite | REI Co-op
This handy Kovea LPG Adaptor Lite attachment allows you to use a backpacking stove (not included) that typically runs on isobutane canisters with larger 16.4 oz. propane canisters (not included).
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The adaptors like the kovea you listed work fine on SP gear, from the little candle lantern up through burners like the Baja. Zero issues in my experience over many years.
That Gas Growler you linked is a convenient kit but is actually a composite tank made by Viking Tanks: https://www.vikingcylinders.com/online-shop/ You can find the 11lb you listed on Amazon sold by Dr Shrink or from them directly for around $130. The hose is available freely, like this one (20lb to 1lb tank keywords): and I'm sure you could find a case, like maybe this backpack one from Flameking that you liked?
Otherwise the Ignik is packaged neatly but priced at x2
HTH