Monatauk Gnat Titanium Stove

Customer Reviews for Monatauk Gnat Titanium Stove Read All (5)

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Chinese Version

by IzBlazer, Updated on October 24, 2015

There's no sign of this anywhere in the internet but only a Chinese version - Fire Maple FMS-116T. I have not owned a Gnat but for fairness, it deserves a 5 star for now.

Would recommend: Yes

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Gnat stove ( backpacking)

by roming Rej, Updated on August 29, 2014

This has served nicely at elevation and seems efficient with fuel. Used it for a back packing mule deer hunt at 7200 feet. Boiled water at sub 20 degree. Flawless. Like any small stove they are tippy, be reasonable when setting it up.

Would recommend: Yes

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mighty fine stove

by buddha, from QLD, Australia Updated on August 29, 2014

Sturdy, lightweight burner. Cools down quickly for packing away. Wide head needs a wider bottomed pot to use at full bast or just turn it down a touch for your small, tall & narrow pots. Weighty protective plastic case can be left at home.

Would recommend: Yes

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Awesome canister stove

by fishnfool, Updated on August 29, 2014

Great stove. Much lighter than MSR pocket rocket that I own. You can pack this stove w/o a case and no fear of tearing your pack or equipment. This makes it even lighter(1.7oz vs 4.0oz on my scale). Wider flame pattern is very efficient when used with pots that are 1:1 or wider. Only wish the fuel canisters were made of aluminum instead of steel.

Would recommend: Yes

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Very nice fit and finish

by B Cool, Updated on August 29, 2014

Nicest canister stove I've ever used. works great, broad wide flame area.

Would recommend: Yes

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Questions & Answers for Monatauk Gnat Titanium Stove

Q How long it will burn at maximum output using a 8 oz gas can??? How many liters of water can you boil with a 8 oz gas can???

Expert Answer

The manufacturer does not provide this information, and after several attempts to contact them, they have not responded. The 8 oz can is likely to burn for 90 minutes at max output (depending on altitude, etc). It typically takes 3 minutes to boil a liter of water, so you're looking at roughly 30 liters boiled on an 8 oz canister.

Answered by Backpacker D, Gear Expert, November 29, 2012

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