Large Titanium weight

[wjackson]

On the comparison page the large Ti stove is listed as 30 oz "Assembled Weight(Incldes Damper / Legs / +Storage Bag)" https://seekoutside.com/titanium-wood-stoves/

Meanwhile on the product page, it is listed as 35 oz for "Damper, Legs, Hardware, and Storage bag" https://seekoutside.com/titanium-wood-stove-large/

I'm trying to understand the difference between those weights ("hardware", which is not listed in the assembled weight) or if this is just a mistake/typo. What is the actual assembled weight for the large Ti stove? Also, do you have the weight of the storage bag? From photos & video it looks fairly robust (read: heavy).

I'm trying to compare with another brand, and trying to make it as apples to apples as I can. I prefer the design of the SeekOutside, but I'm trying to understand the weight difference (the SO appears to be heavier).

[kevin_t]

We will be heavier than any cylinder, but far more functional. As for box, we will be lighter than anyone else as a guide.

I'll have to double check weights .. but the weights should be accurate and recently updated.

[wjackson]

Thanks for checking on this.

Agreed on the functionality vs. cylinders... I'm just trying to figure out exactly what the weight difference is. If the stove is only 30 oz (per the comparison page) including the bag, the difference is negligible considering the functionality. If the weight is more like 35oz, it is still a small difference but it is enough for me to think about a cylinder plus optionally packing an isopro stove for cooking.

[kevin_t]

[wjackson]

So just to be clear, the 5oz difference is for extra hardware? So the actual assembled weight is 30 oz, including the bag, plus the stove pipe?

Thanks!

[ktimm]

Stove with hardware and damper just weighed at shop is 29 ounces bag is 3.5


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[wjackson]

Thanks!