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Snow Peak LiteMax

ultralight cooking

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Illustration of Snow Peak LiteMax
Best forultralight cooking
Price band$50–$100 (prices change often; check the current price on Amazon)

Titanium canister stove; 1.9 oz

A long-running titanium micro stove aimed at ultralight backpackers.

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