Windburner Gas Stoves

[PettyDancer]

Do anyone take a cooking kit with them when they go camping for a multi day festival?

I am looking at buying a gas stove for cooking and heating up water for making tea and coffee.

I have a Windburner stove on sale and wondered if they do work okay in high wind. I had a cheap stove that constantly blew out in the wind, making it almost useless. So is this the right solution?

[clarkete]

6 minutes ago, PettyDancer said:

Do anyone take a cooking kit with them when they go camping for a multi day festival?

I am looking at buying a gas stove for cooking and heating up water for making tea and coffee.

I have a Windburner stove on sale and wondered if they do work okay in high wind. I had a cheap stove that constantly blew out in the wind, making it almost useless. So is this the right solution?

I used a cheaper copy of a trangia decades ago when going to glasty.  Personally I tended to use it for brews particularly as some of the other things, such as cooking bacon or whatever I found a right pain with the distance to taps and the fact I probably wouldn't have a washing up bowl or sink available.

Personally I would probably spend a bit more time on here looking around for places that do good value food given the choice these days.