Mountain gas stoves (burners): Best buys for each type that you can understand when you actually use them, and 5 tips to choose them wisely
How to choose , Introduction to mountain climbing , Recommended , SOTO , PRIMUS , MSR , JetBoil , EPIgas , Gas stove , Comparison
Written by Yasushi Hisatomi
![This is a great item that I recommend this year. The "MSR Low-down Remote Stove Adapter" instantly creates a lightweight, small gas stove that can be used as a group cooking style.](https://outdoorgearzine.com/wp-content/uploads/DSC07903.jpg "This is a great item that I recommend this year. The "MSR Low-down Remote Stove Adapter" instantly creates a lightweight, small gas stove that can be used as a group cooking style.")
![The new MSR Habahaba Shield tent is packed with everything Japanese mountaineers and hikers want [Practical Review in the Northern Alps]](https://outdoorgearzine.com/wp-content/uploads/DSC08123.jpg "The new MSR Habahaba Shield tent is packed with everything Japanese mountaineers and hikers want [Practical Review in the Northern Alps]")
![Recommended trekking poles and clever ways to choose from mountain lovers who have compared over 50 of them [Complete Guide]](https://outdoorgearzine.com/wp-content/uploads/DSC04899-2.jpg "Recommended trekking poles and clever ways to choose from mountain lovers who have compared over 50 of them [Complete Guide]")
![[Part 2] A journey on the stunning trail of Izu Peninsula that you should really keep a secret RIVERS Ultra Light Superb Sierra cup rice on a hiker mug, and a coffee chair under a large beech](https://outdoorgearzine.com/wp-content/uploads/DSC03111_catch.jpg "[Part 2] A journey on the stunning trail of Izu Peninsula that you should really keep a secret RIVERS Ultra Light Superb Sierra cup rice on a hiker mug, and a coffee chair under a large beech")
