Hi all,
I found a local Ray's Outdoors (Enfield, South Australia) that has a Trangia Duossal 25-7 for sale for $135. Trangia duossal was discontinued around 2008 and they are not easy to find.
The 25-7 is the larger version, with stainless steel lined 1.5 + 1.75 pots & 22cm pan. They are heavy, but easy to clean.
They had two in stock, but I bought one so only the demo model is left. It's got some stickers on it, but the box and all the components were there.
If anyone is interested I'd be happy to pick it up and post within Australia (I acknowledge this is my first post here and this may look a little suspicious). Alternatively you could contact the store directly.
A few pics:
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New Trangia duossal 25-7 available
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New Trangia duossal 25-7 available
by CBro » Mon 11 May, 2015 6:34 pm
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Re: New Trangia duossal 25-7 available
by icefest » Thu 14 May, 2015 12:31 pm
For those that are wondering; duossal is a pot with aluminium on the outside and stainless on the inside. I had to look it up myself.
Apparently it's been replaced by hard anodized aluminium now.
Apparently it's been replaced by hard anodized aluminium now.
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Re: New Trangia duossal 25-7 available
by Strider » Thu 14 May, 2015 1:01 pm
I have a duossal 27 series I would be willing to part with...
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Re: New Trangia duossal 25-7 available
by stry » Thu 14 May, 2015 1:15 pm
Well worth it for anyone who doesn't mind the weight.
I have some duossal bits made up into a very compact effective car camping set up.
I also have two Sigg pots made the same way. I like them a lot, but don't carry them when walking nowadays.
I have some duossal bits made up into a very compact effective car camping set up.
I also have two Sigg pots made the same way. I like them a lot, but don't carry them when walking nowadays.
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Re: New Trangia duossal 25-7 available
by Travis22 » Thu 14 May, 2015 2:03 pm
We've got a 25 duossal too, its been fantastic.
Never had any issues. Id have preferred a 27, but i have the new 27 hard anodised anyways so we're covered for future family trips too. I just bought them in the wrong order
Travis.
Never had any issues. Id have preferred a 27, but i have the new 27 hard anodised anyways so we're covered for future family trips too. I just bought them in the wrong order
Travis.
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Re: New Trangia duossal 25-7 available
by Moondog55 » Thu 14 May, 2015 2:26 pm
Maybe we need a new iteration? Aluminium/Titanium layered would be lighter. Not a problem if you are only boiling water but some of us do like to cook more slowly on occasion
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Re: New Trangia duossal 25-7 available
by Strider » Thu 14 May, 2015 3:19 pm
Moondog55 wrote:Maybe we need a new iteration? Aluminium/Titanium layered would be lighter. Not a problem if you are only boiling water but some of us do like to cook more slowly on occasion
Duotial? Duoalti?
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