TrangiaGas Butane Burner GB74

This is a perfect fit for my 25 and 27 kits. For what it is, it's pricey especially considering so many clones perform the same for far less money.There's minor issues with fitting it in pots, etc for storage, but I also don't have trangia brand kettles (only use stainless).That aside, it's hard to go wrong with OEM. Watch price fluctuations and use points if you have them to make it comparable to competitors.

I'm a huge fan of the Trangia 'storm cooker' system, and own both the 25 and 27-series kits. The alcohol burner is good for heating things, but the flame really isn't adjustable. This well made snap-in burner adds much needed flame control for serious cooking. You can simmer for cooking small items, or go full-roar for fast heating of large volumes of water for things like pasta. Highly recommended.

Works excellent with the Trangia 27+ kit. Very nice fine tuning heat control.

I was hoping this burner would be a change from the jet engine sound of my Pocket Rocket or my Dragonfly. When I lit it up to test tonight, I knew this will be my favorite stove. It's silent just like the beloved Trangia alcohol burners. I live in California where it's almost impossible to find alcohol thanks to all the insane environmental laws. Otherwise I would have never abandoned my alcohol burners. My Trangia 27 UL windscreen has a hole which is to small to pass the gas hose through and it my tiny brain forever to figure out how to get it through the first time.

Using fluid in the burner makes a mess.This is an excellent alternative

Vroom! This is a great piece of kit. If you have the other larger Trangias then you should pick up this burner too. We spent 2 weeks camping in the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone -- first half we just used alcohol then we used this jet. The simmer on the burner isn't bad as well. Actually, we brought 4 stoves with us on that trip because I wanted to see what each could do. This performs beautifully. Simmer (check). Boil (check). Jet Engine (check). Well, for that last one it's easy to call out because compared to any alcohol stove a butane or propane stove is going to be loud. But it really wasn't that bad. And sounds can be forgiven if you when hot food and coffee are on the line.The stove itself is a neat bit of kit. It fits snuggly in our Trangia 25 and didn't leak any fuel. We had another stove set up with us that when you screwed in the canister would squelch off some fuel. Not a peep from the Trangia. I do wish the hose was a wee bit longer; there was a better warming tube for use while ice camping; and maybe a flat valve fixture for inverted useage... but then again I have other stoves for that. Since, the Trangia has become my go to stove and most of our camping is in 3-season or mild winter it doesn't really matter.

So far, so good. I bought this to add the option to use camp gas/butane in my Firebox Nano stove. On Firebox's website they show the stove with the heatshield removed. I found with just a bit of trimming the stove fits fine with the headshield installed. So far I've been using the 8oz butane cans and they work well. I haven't had a chance to test them in very low temps yet, but at early fall temps - 40F - the flame is easily adjustable and steady. Definitely a good addition.

Love it and perfect with my firebox stove modular kit 👌👏🧿. It seems to be good quality so far