
Optimus has new version of the Crux in the making, the Crux Light. Apparently the folding mechanism has been removed to shave some weight. They also have a few new pot sets coming out. Here is a video.
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From looking at the image of the EtaPower stove I think the burner looks alot like my old Primus Micro burner (Not the latest version) that weights 89g. The pot looks like my Primus LiTECH Trek Kettle that weights 255g. Some very simple math gives a total of 344g.
So if I were to switch to the new EtaPower Express I would gain a windscreen (something I already miss today), a heat exchanger that reduces the boil time with 1.5 minutes. Best of all I would only add 74g (The express weights 418g) to my packing, nice..
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As reported before, Primus will be releasing a new lightweight variant of their EtaPower stove called Express. Now the nices guys over at Trail Gear Blog has uncovered some more info.
The stove will have a packed weight of 418g and a boil time of 2.5 minutes. It will be interesting to see this stove go head to head with the MSR Reactor and the JetBoil stoves.
via Trail Gear Blog
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Next year Swedish outdoor gear manufacturer Primus will be releasing a Multi fuel version of their EtaPower stove, that will run on gas, benzine, petroleum and kerosone. The name of the multi fuel version will be “EtaPowerTM FM”.
There will also be a new product called “EtaPowerTM Trail”. This will be low priced set with a stove for 2-3 persons.
Finally there will be a small lightweight version called “EtaPowerTM Express” suitable for 1-2 persons.
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New in the Brunton 2007 lineup is the Vapor AF stove, where AF stands for “All Fuel”. The Vapor AF will replace the Brunton Optimus Nova stove and is designed for extreme conditions
Here are the facts:
- Overall dimensions (folded): 4.1” x 5.2” x 2.3”
- Pot support diameter: 7.8 inches
- Fuels: butane, white gas, kerosene, diesel #1, auto fuel, jet fuel and others
- Output: 10,000 – 12,000 BTU depending on fuel
- Weight: 16 oz. without fuel bottle
- Burn time: 2.5 hours on high output
- Boil time for 1L water: Down to 3.5 minutes
Source: Brunton
Posted in Brunton, Outdoor gear, Stoves

Brunton’s Mike Lilygren hints about brunton looking into electic outdoor stove, could be intresseting if they get it to work. Hear the pod cast here
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Brunton has a smart little product, a sticker to place on your gas canister, that will display amount of gas left.
Source: Brunton
Posted in Brunton, Outdoor gear, Stoves