>>95577>Canister stoves are not really worth it unless you are doing winter backpacking where liquid fuels might freezeDude, what? Butane's boiling point is 31 degrees F, meaning it's only useful for temperatures above freezing. If you want to bring a canister stove for subfreezing temperatures, you have to alter your gas mixture, like using isobutane or a propane/butane mix. You don't have to worry about that with liquid fuel stoves. For camping applications in environments above freezing, I prefer gas cartridge stoves for their ability to be instantly on/off (you must light a priming cup to warm the fuel lines in a liquid fuel stove).
I don't think you know what you're talking about. The exact opposite of what you said is true.
