Brunton Talon Butane Stove - '09 Overstock at REI-OUTLET.com

Ultra lightweight and compact, the Brunton Talon stove is the ultralight hiker's dream come true.

Weighing in at 3.7 ounces, this stove won't add a lot of weight to your pack; compact and foldable design fits into small carry case
10,000 BTU output boils water quickly; simmer control makes stove perfect for cooking meals
Runs on isobutane canisters, sold separately
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Fuel canister sold separately. Please note: We cannot ship fuel-burning products to addresses in Japan or South Korea.

Imported.

Item 793995

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Brunton Talon Butane Stove - '09 Overstock Specs

Specification	Description
Weight (without fuel)	3.7 ounces
Dimensions	(Pot base) 4.25 inches
Fuel	Isobutane
Average boil time	3 minutes
Burn time (max flame)	90 minutes

Brunton Talon Butane Stove - '09 Overstock Customer Reviews

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Sep

3

2009

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Basic but reliable

By Rand-aid

from Vancouver, WA

About Me Avid Adventurer

Pros

Compact
Great temperature control
Lightweight
Powerful

Cons

Best Uses

Backpacking
Bike Touring

Comments about Brunton Talon Butane Stove - '09 Overstock:

For the price it's hard to beat this little stove. I've also used a Primus Micro and MSR Pocket Rocket and this stove works every bit as well. Excellent flame control. It easily simmers like most butane stoves and surprisingly the flame is hard to blow out at simmer levels in spite of no wind screen. That was my biggest concern at first.

The only thing to complain about is the pot supports. They don't firmly latch in to place but rather nest loosely in their respective sockets so they flop a bit when moving the stove. It hasn't proven to be an actual problem, it's just a bit confidence un-inspiring. Once a pot sits on the thing, they're not going to go anywhere.