Looking at the Cadac Safari cook station for longer sessions.
Looking to run it from normal gas cannisters, are there any cheaper alternatives that are still good quality.
Or do you have something different to recommend 🤔🤔🤔
Looking to run it from normal gas cannisters, are there any cheaper alternatives that are still good quality.
Or do you have something different to recommend 🤔🤔🤔
Just get a Cadac.
I can run mine on both gas canisters, or proper propane / butane which really helps in the cold weather.
Mines the low pressure version, which is definitely the more versatile model.
I can run mine on both gas canisters, or proper propane / butane which really helps in the cold weather.
Mines the low pressure version, which is definitely the more versatile model.
In reply to Post #2
100% agree. I hardly ever use mine, but it's absolutely great when the situation calls for it, whether off a 15kg butane bottle or the normal cadac size.
I bought mine after seeing how easily Josh Shep cooked for a group of us on a social.
100% agree. I hardly ever use mine, but it's absolutely great when the situation calls for it, whether off a 15kg butane bottle or the normal cadac size.
I bought mine after seeing how easily Josh Shep cooked for a group of us on a social.
In reply to Post #3
I use mine all the time, in fact it's now my only stove!
I've cooked everything from a basic breakfast to full on roast dinners on it.
Zero complaints.
I use mine all the time, in fact it's now my only stove!
I've cooked everything from a basic breakfast to full on roast dinners on it.
Zero complaints.
OK I have listened to the CF massive and gone for the Cadac with an adapter for normal cannisters.
Thanks for the advice gents 😎
Thanks for the advice gents 😎
In reply to Post #5
Nice one 👍
You can pretty much use them with anything. Just buy whatever gas regulator you need and a length of gas hose.
I've got ones made up for disposable cylinders, proper propane and butane bottles, but the biggest edge (and the one I now use 99% of the time) is a regulator for the steel refillable 1lb Coleman style bottles.
This allows me to refill them from a larger propane bottle at home, and propane doesn't suffer the poor cold weather performance that the disposable mix cylinders do.
You can also get aftermarket steel windshields for them, which can be worth having.
Enjoy!
Nice one 👍
You can pretty much use them with anything. Just buy whatever gas regulator you need and a length of gas hose.
I've got ones made up for disposable cylinders, proper propane and butane bottles, but the biggest edge (and the one I now use 99% of the time) is a regulator for the steel refillable 1lb Coleman style bottles.
This allows me to refill them from a larger propane bottle at home, and propane doesn't suffer the poor cold weather performance that the disposable mix cylinders do.
You can also get aftermarket steel windshields for them, which can be worth having.
Enjoy!
Managed to pick up the regulator kit to go with it to convert to the normal gas cannisters 😀