2011 Photo Gallery!

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Robert Hudson at Skye ridge on a bivi just below the Inaccessible Pinnacle. Skye ridge is the only real alpine ridge in the UK. Robert notes: "The cone worked faultlessly and has on every other use previously and since". :-)

Ben Wood submitted this shot of his campsite....with his Ti-Tri sneaking into the picture on the right!

Jane Johnson in Minnesota taking her system out for for it's first spin! :-)

Alan Dixon sent along this picture of his 1.3 Sidewinder in use on his Utah Canyon Trip (Buckskin/Paria)

Ray Estrella playing with his new Sidewinder at Waboose Lake!

Nick Bramhall fires up his Sidewinder beside Loch Einich during his traverse of Braeriach in Scotland. Read his trip report

Steve Quinne cooking away at 11,000 ft with his Ti-Tri and esbit!

James Lindsay just off of the JMT sent us this note: "I just wanted to thank you. My caldera cone was one of my most beloved pieces of gear on the John Muir Trail this summer. Please keep making awesome lightweight products" Thanks James! :-)

David Lintern's Sidewinder which accompanied him the complete length of the Pyrenean mountain range over the past 2 months on his charity hike. Distance around 900km with approx 40-50km of ascent/descent. Charity website: http://www.charitygiving.co.uk/davidlintern

David Lintern also figured out how to get better audio performance from his iPhone using the caldera cone!

Klaus Manhart putting his Caldera Keg to the test at 6000 feet (1840 meters) on top of Mount Meßnerin in Styria Austria!

This shot is of Warren Greer's camp at Lower Relief Valley in the Immigrant Wilderness where he's using his Caldera Cone Keg-H in Esbit mode. He got full boils with approximately half a tab of Esbit!

VIDEO of Mike MacFerrin and his 18 day traverse from from Sitka to Port Alexander across the South Baranof Island (in the northern Alexander Archipelago in the Alaska Panhandle), with his Ti-Tri for companionship. Here's a video from Driftwood Bay.

Jim Hudson trying his cone on a windy cliff in Pembrokeshire South Wales. Worked perfectly, tea made in minutes.

Jim Hudson again brewing tea (yes its true Brits brew tea anywhere!) on the summit of Sulvin in Scotland's North West.

Even kangaroos like the Caldera Cone! :-) See this and other interesting information on Kerri Larkin's Backpack Gear Test report

The simple and bullet proof Ti-Tri saved Rod Swanson and his scout troop when the connectors to their Colman propane stoves didn't make the trip! :-)

Glen Van Peski on a trip with Will Rietveld to Columbine Lake, 12,200’ in the Weminuche Wilderness, Colorado using their Caldera Kegs. Check out the Mountain Goat on the left hand side of the picture!

Will Rietveld on a trip with Glen Van Peski to Columbine Lake, 12,200’ in the Weminuche Wilderness, Colorado using their Caldera Kegs. Will didn't get a Mountain Goat in his dining room!

Don Meredith using his titanium fissure cone for the trapper mug to make some miso & ramen in the Grayson Highlands.

Tyson Marshall on a recent trip in Kaua'i, used his Caldera Sidewinder setup to cook tortillas on his Titanium Floor! With a little oil drizzled over the tortillas, and then cooked on the titanium floor, it is reported that the tortillas made for a great combo with a rice and jerk chicken freezer bag meal!

Anatol Jasiutyn took this shot of his Keg-H in the Zillertal Alps in South Tyrol/Italy with the Hochfernerspitze Mountain in background (Elevation 3,463 m/11,362 ft)

Keith Foskett cooking up wild mussles in Scotland!

Bill Miller giving his Sidewinder a workout on his 4/29 trip to Manzana Narrows in the San Rafael Wilderness, CA. Read his ENTIRE REPORT HERE

John Roan shares a picture of his Sidewinder in Kolob Canyons, Zion National Park, Utah!

Don Meredith demonstrates his entire Ti-Tri cooking setup including mug being packed into his Caddy! His writeup may be found HERE

Reggie Garrett cooking chili in his Keg-H on the Ouchita Trail in western Arkansas

Reggie Garrett putting his Keg-H to use in a trail shelter....

David Watt and his Ti-Tri above Loch Morar in the North West Highlands of Scottland with views out over to the isle of Skye, and approaching hail shower, just before sunset.

John Silva showing off his Sidewinder Inferno on a Search & Rescue snow camping training trip at about the 7,000 foot elevation in the Sierras in the eastern part of Amador County.

John Silva again....on his Sidewinder: "The Inferno Sidewinder cooking system is ingenious in its simplicity and delivers outstanding results in an incredibly short period of time. My previous cooking systems (MSR pocket rocket & whisperlite) will never again leave my equipment cache; however, my Inferno system will go everywhere with me..."

David Watt's MSR Kettle Ti-Tri in action amongst the ancient Caledonian pines in the Cairngorms National Park Scotland. -8C and windy.

Lou Castle uses his prototype simmer ring and Sidewinder several times a week, even if he's not in the bushes! Here he's fixing a huge blueberry muffin for breakfast.

Ray Estrella at Voyageurs National Park for three days backpacking fires up his Keg-F for hot cider. Here it is at the end of February, 4:15 pm at Agnes Lake....it is -2 F!!!

woopieslings provides this excellent youtube demo of our Fissure system and his Snow Peak Mini Solo.

John Roan did this great analysis of the real weight cost of various Caldera systems over time. Check it out!

JJ Mathes' at Black Mtn, NY with his TiTri and inferno in wood mode using an MLD 850ml during a 500 mile AT section hike using wood every night except 3-4 when it was pouring rain. On those nights it was the GramCracker with Esbit. JJ says: "GREAT SYSTEM!"

John Roan camping next to the Colorado River, a few miles south of the Hoover Dam near Arizona Hot Springs. The .6L Sidewinder and the Ti-Tri Keg-H side by side with his Zpacks Hexamid Twin and the river in the background.

Great Ti-Tri article by Don Meredith...shows a number of different rigs he has plus how to modify your 12-10 stove for better packability!

Ray Estrella using his Keg F near Anaway Lake on the North Country Trail in February. The temp during use was about 18 F.