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Trail Designs 2010 Photo Gallery
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Here's a picture of John taking his titanum Keg-H into a cave at 9600', 34deg, windy, and got an 18 minute burn from his esbit! |
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John Roan putting his Keg-H Ti-Tri through its paces! |
Alan Dixon and his Evernew 1300 Ti-Tri on an October 2010 Collins Canyon to Kane Gulch (with a side trip to Bullet Canyon) in Utah |
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Tyson Marshall fires up his Sidewinder on a two night trip to the NW tip of the US on Shi Shi Beach just South of Neah Bay. |
YOUTUBE VIDEOTormod Antonsen making coffee with his Sidewinder and his Bodum Santos Syphon coffee maker. |
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Glen Van Peski, Henry Shires, and Ron Moak (l-r) enjoying their Caldera Cones on a Brain Trust trip through Sequoia/Kings Canyon in late September. |
Ron Moak, Glen Van Peski, and Henry Shires (l-r) enjoying their Caldera Cones on a Brain Trust trip through Sequoia/Kings Canyon in late September. |
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David Noll works his Sidewinder Inferno on a trip sponsored by the Superior Hiking Trail Association from Sept 26 through Oct 1 |
David Noll works his Sidewinder Inferno on a trip sponsored by the Superior Hiking Trail Association from Sept 26 through Oct 1 |
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Russ and Dave making breakfast on the Sidewinder during the Trail Designs/Gossamer Gear 9/17/10 trip down the Merced to Twin Bridges! |
Grant making lunch on his Sidewinder during the Trail Designs/Gossamer Gear 9/17/10 trip down the Merced to Twin Bridges! |
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Keith Foskett with his Ti-Tri 1600 miles up the PCT. Check out his blog here! |
Keith Foskett with his Ti-Tri 1600 miles up the PCT. Check out his blog here! |
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Roger Brown working with his new Sidewinder notes: "I was very happy with its performance and with its packability it would seem an ideal stove set up for long distances." Read his entire trip report here |
From Andy and Joanne Hensch who say they have "...been using the Caldera Cone System for a few years now. The stove and Caldera Cone are heavenly. This picture proves it. My wife and I used the System on the Whitney Loop, and a three day paddle in the Adirondacks." |
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Emily Lawlor took this Keg-H all the way up the PCT last year. Here's a picture of it early on in pristine condition....and... |
....here's a picture of Emily's Keg-H still going strong in Denali where she's working on a trail crew! |
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Roger Brown fires up his new Sidewinder. Read his article here. |
Mike MacFerrin did a killer trip with his Ti-Tri through Baranof Island and the Tongass Rain Forest. Check out his Trip Report |
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Mike MacFerrin did a killer trip with his Ti-Tri through Baranof Island and the Tongass Rain Forest. Check out his Trip Report |
Mike MacFerrin did a killer trip with his Ti-Tri through Baranof Island and the Tongass Rain Forest. Check out his Trip Report and this video |
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Aaron Gould at 10,000' in the Spanish Peaks with his ULC running alcohol......"worked excellently"! |
Aaron Gould at 10,000' in the Spanish Peaks with his ULC running alcohol......"worked excellently"! |
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Craig Gulley working his Ti-Tri on the Superior Hiking Trail at the Crow Creek campsite the first week of July. |
Craig Gulley working his Ti-Tri on the Superior Hiking Trail at the Crow Creek campsite the first week of July. |
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Russ and Lee fire up an Evernew 600ml Sidewinder in the backcountry around Hetch Hetchy 7/17/10 |
Russ and Lee fire up an Evernew 600ml Sidewinder in the backcountry around Hetch Hetchy 7/17/10 |
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Thomas Gauperra putting his custom Ti-Tri Keg-H through it's paces."
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Thomas Gauperra putting his custom Ti-Tri Keg-H through it's paces."
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Mike MacFerrin running his Ti-Tri in Colorado
6/19/10. - "This setup seems a great balance between the ease, quickness
and minimal impact of a stove, and the self-sufficiency of a campfire,
without smoking up the whole campsite in the process. |
Mike MacFerrin running his Ti-Tri in Colorado
6/19/10. - "This setup seems a great balance between the ease, quickness
and minimal impact of a stove, and the self-sufficiency of a campfire,
without smoking up the whole campsite in the process. |
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Chris Townsend doing some gear testing prior to his Pacific Northwest Trail adventures this summer. See a video of him discussing his gear choices (including his choice of the Ti-Tri) here |
Sometimes in life, all a man needs in the morning are his thoughts and his Caldera Keg. Read more about Ben Wood and Eugene Smith's May 14th Gila Wilderness trip HERE |
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Another great outing with Eugene Smith...this
time with his dad on June 5th in the White Mountain Wilderness of
southern New Mexico. |
Another great outing with Eugene Smith...this
time with his dad on June 5th in the White Mountain Wilderness of
southern New Mexico. |
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Memorial Day took a trip up Sentinel Dome in Yosemite and cooked some Glacier Garlic Noodles in the Caldera Keg with Carol! |
Caldera Keg with Half Dome in the back on Memorial Day from Sentinel Dome. |
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Eugene Smith backpacking in the Gila Wilderness
April 2010. "Once again the Trail Designs TiTri Inferno made quick work
getting a boil rolling for my hearty oatmeal in the morning."
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Ben Wood on his 3 day trip into the Gila Wilderness (link above) firing up his Caldera Keg and Gram Cracker....as Ben notes: "The setup worked completely flawlessly! I loved being able to use the caddy as my bowl for eating and the can as my cup with cozy and lip guard! I can't say enough good things about the caldera cone!" |
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Tom Clark's 7 year old son Chris demonstrating the Caldera Cone's versatility as a fashion accessory at this year's Trail Days event in Damascus Virginia. Read his trip report here! |
Thomas Gauperra taking his Ti-Tri Inferno on the Hakadal to Skar run through Oslomarka in Norway. Thomas notes:
"Ti-Tri Caldera Cone .... continues to impress me with its performance, ease of use and fuel economy." |
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Phil keeping an eye on his Ti-Tri Inferno as it comes up to speed! |
Lee invents another use for the Ti-Tri....portable grill! |
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YOUTUBE VIDEO The Caldera Brotherhood sporting 4 different Caldera/Ti-Tri rigs 4/24/10 in the Superstition Wilderness of Arizona. Clockwise from the left is: Angelo, Tom, and Andy with Scott behind the camera. |
The Caldera Brotherhood sporting 4 different Caldera/Ti-Tri rigs 4/24/10 in the Superstition Wilderness of Arizona. Clockwise from the left is: Angelo, Tom, and Andy with Scott behind the camera. |
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Day 2 of Joel Fisler's 2010 PCT hike, and his girlfriend Seraina and his Ti-Tri are still part of the entourage |
Day 5 of Joel Fisler's 2010 PCT hike.....and for the solo segments all he has is his Ti-Tri to keep him company! |
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Ray Estrella trapped inside his tent on top of 8' of snow with another 8" coming down outside. His Ti-Tri in alcohol mode and MSR Kettle braved the 13 degree F temps and got a rolling boil in 11 minutes! |
VIDEO REVIEW Jason Klass's excellent "Gear Talk" just posted a great video review of Trail Design's SP 600 Caldera Cone. Take a look! |
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Bob Shaver once again pounding on his Ti-Tri in the snow. These pictures were taken on 3/14/10 in Cascade Idaho at 8 AM and 7.4 degrees F. Quote from Bob: "[everything was frozen so] I took a sliver of paper as big as a little fingernail, and put it in the fuel in the primer ring. A wooden match lit the paper, and the paper got a little of the alcohol going. In about a minute .... |
...the stove was fully lit, and it worked fine. I fried my frozen potato dish, then made a few cups of coffee, and melted some snow for water. Then I put my frozen water bottle in the heated water to melt the ice in the bottle. No problem with the Caldera working at 7 degrees. I had my breakfast finished before the gas stove users....." |
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Niels Blok from Outlandia in Denmark shows how a happy Dane looks while garden testing his new Inferno equiped Ti-Tri Caldera! |
Bob Shaver does more Ti-Tri testing. This time using alcohol at 21 degF!. Read his 2/4/10 review |
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Eugene Smith and Ben Wood using Ben's Ti-Tri on a 2/24/10 trip into Guadalupe Mountains National Park along the Tejas Trail. Read their trip report |
Eugene Smith and Ben Wood using Ben's Ti-Tri on a 2/24/10 trip into Guadalupe Mountains National Park along the Tejas Trail. Read their trip report |
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Pieter Kaufman using his new rig in Joshua Tree National Park: "Thanks so much for the outstanding service--and of course for the stove. I love it. So beautiful and simple; the engineering is superb." |
....and of course Pieter Kaufman enjoying the sunset with his MLD850 Ti-Tri ULC in Joshua Tree National Park |
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Roger Brown posts a blog entry on Esbit use in his Caldera Ti-Tri. Read his article here. |
Roger Brown showing some creativity when he forgets his titanium stakes for use with his Caldera Ti-Tri. Read his comments here. |
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Don Wilson cooks dinner at Lake 11682, with Charybdis in the background. Read his and Alan Dixon's report on their Sierra Prime off trail trip. |
Alan and Don found the Caldera KEG-H to be lighter, more efficient and quicker than the BPL 900ml titanium pot + tuna can stove + titanium windscreen, expecially in winds on their Sierra Prime trip. |
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VIDEO REVIEW Hendrik Morkel's fantastic "Hiking in Finland" blog features a new video review of Trail Design's Ti-Tri and mew Inferno gassifier in the snow. |
Bob Shaver does a field test of the Ti-Tri and even bails out an MSR Dragonfly when it goes belly up!. Read his review |
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Tim Roberts doing a field test on his Ti-Tri: "25 F, winds were light, altitude 800ft, 25 oz. of water was taken from a stream a few steps away and time to a rolling boil 10 min 45 sec. I have not found a more stable or reliable product on the market." |
Tim Roberts doing a field test on his Ti-Tri: "25 F, winds were light, altitude 800ft, 25 oz. of water was taken from a stream a few steps away and time to a rolling boil 10 min 45 sec. I have not found a more stable or reliable product on the market." |




