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Brunton Vesta Butane Stove - 2009 BCS
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With a rock solid, collapsible design and low weight, the Brunton Vesta Butane Stove is a reliable and durable addition to your backcountry kitchen. The stainless-steel reinforced fuel cable gives you more versatility than a screw-on canister stove, and the precise simmer control lets you play chef to your heart’s content.
Bottom Line: A sturdy, lightweight camp stove built for the backcountry.
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2 Comments Last Comment: August 14, 2010 by: Mike
By: Mike
August 14, 2010
Very nice review Phil and I couldn't agree with you more. The flame control is amazing on this little guy and it is the best bargain out there for stoves. Your honest and precise reviews have led me to the Black Diamond Orbit Lantern which is a great piece of equipment and now this stove. Thank you!
By: moroni
June 28, 2010
By this time I'm sure you're enjoying your new Vesta like I am. Continued enjoyment.
BTW, nice review about a nice stove.
Hey Andrew,
Here's a picture in its package. Folded dimensions- Side to side, it measures 5". Base of legs to top of pots supports, 4". Burner head and fuel line ends up at 3" wide. Comes with a storage sack and wind screen. Fits nicely into most 1.5L pots. Don't even hesitate to buy this stove for a minute. For the price, quality and performance, it doesn't get any better.
By: Phil Maher
December 26, 2010
4 Comments Last Comment: August 12, 2010 by: moroni
By: moroni
August 12, 2010
I second that! You'll love this hot & stable cooker. All +'s & no -'s.
By: Phil Maher
August 12, 2010
You'll love it, Mike. I can hardly wait for your glowing review.
By: Mike
August 10, 2010
Ok Phil and Jeff, I ordered this stove yesterday as a companion to my Jetboil. I figured if you two guys gave it glowing reviews it must be a darn good stove. The Jetboil works great but for larger pots I wanted something with a little more flame control.
By: Phil Maher
June 24, 2010
Sold! It's already on it's way. Should fit perfectly into that niche between the smaller and lighter and the larger and heavier stoves.
Good midweight stove
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Robert Stai
May 10, 2010
Not the lightest stove in the world, but quite packable and one of the few that'll easily support large (2-3 quart) pots (Pictured with my 2.5 quart MSR Quick 2 pot). Just used it for a week trek through the Boundary Waters in 30-40 degree weather; for a canister stove it performed very well in the cold, only frosted up once at a balmy temp of 30 degrees (and I had also forgotten to store the fuel in our sleeping bag that night). Fuel-wise we used about 12 ounces of fuel for one week, at two, two-person hot meals and one pot of coffee a day. That's real meals too, not freeze dried, and at an average daily temp of 38. Simmers very well. Would give it 5 stars except for the fact that it doesn't include the wind screen or hard case Brunton promises, does include a stuff sack though!
3 Comments Last Comment: December 21, 2010 by: Mike
By: Mike
December 21, 2010
I also called Brunton and they sent me the wind screen. Took about a week to get it.
By: Mike
November 1, 2010
Mine also only came with a stuff sack. At first I thought I had overlooked the windscreen but it was not included.
By: Phil Maher
August 30, 2010
Robert,
The stuff sack is what came with mine, too. Mine also didn't have a wind screen, so I gave Brunton a call. They said that a batch went out without them, apologized, then sent me one within a few days. You should do the same.
By: moroni
March 11, 2011
This is possibly the last comment on this great little hottie since they are becoming more & more scarce on a daily basis.
Consider yourself fortunate if you currently own one. As I mentioned in my Raptor review, Brunton is no longer producing this stove along with most of their other items. They have changed courses again.
Here is a Google link to possible sources for this stove while some are still available. Good Luck!
http://www.google.com/search?q=brunton+vesta+stove&ie=ut
Brunton Vesta Butane Stove
By: Mike
August 3, 2009
Change me.
Out of Stock
2009 Model No Longer Available
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- Material:
- Steel, aluminum
- Fuel Type:
- Butane canister
- Burn Time:
- 1.5hrs on 4oz fuel
- Boil Time:
- 2min 45sec
- Simmer:
- Yes
- Auto Ignition:
- No
- Windscreen:
- Yes
- Size:
- 4 x 5 x 3in (10 x 13 x 8cm) folded
- Weight:
- 8.5oz (241g)
- Recommended Use:
- Backpacking, camping, expeditions
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime
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