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The heart of the Trangia stove is the burner. When it was first introduced in 1951 it came with a brass spirit burner for alcohol-based fuels. A spirit burner still in use today. Well, with a few changes implemented through the years…

Temperatures below -20C degrees can be difficult to manage at the best of times, but even more so when you share your apartment with two chameleons and a pacman frog.

Multifuel burner Artno 750001 The Multifuel burner X2 is a fast and safe alternative that is particularly suitable in extreme weather conditions, such as very low temperatures. Most suitable for experienced users as it is slightly more complicated than our other burners, it requires preheating and regular maintenance. The Multifuel burner is available as an […]

guides- fuel list Fuel list Information about name of the fuels in different countries for the burners. For help with finding out where to buy fuel, please contact our distributor in each country for best local help. Use the search function (name of country in English) to see names of fuel in the different countries. […]

Some quick facts 1. Size – the classic Trangia stove For 3-4 persons Trangia stove 25 Large Suitable for: For the family or a larger group – or you who want to cook real food outdoors For 1-2 persons Trangia stove 27 Small Suitable for: For you on the solo trip or if you are […]

Our burners The spirit burner is easy to use due to its simple construction Suitable when you have simpler cooking needs, use with gel or solid fuel The gas burner has a fast cooking time and keeps the pans soot free Most suitable for experienced users that spend time in demanding climates and environment Read […]

Gel burner Artno 602400 The gel burner is a simpler type of burner and consists of a cup with a lid and is used with gel or solid fuel. Suitable when you have simpler cooking needs – such as if you only intend to boil water – or when you want to avoid gas canisters […]

Gas burner Artno 742527 The gas burner is easy to use, has a fast cooking time and keeps the pans soot free. Suits many users and all types of outdoor life. Gas is a clean fuel with high energy density. Running your stove on gas does not demand any priming or pumping and it will not […]