>>1377189unless you expect to be in extremely cold weather, you might do with an inverted canister configuration and choosing the proper fuel for winter, something like the primus express spider will do (pic related)
not primus necessarily, find the brand you might like the most and go for it.
remember that winter camping requires different fuels in the canister, also the pipe in the pic related goes on the flame, that's to provide a pressure differential which allows the fuel to continue to flow from the canister even in cold temperatures, also the distance from the canister allows the use of a windshield, saving time and preventing the canister from overheating and blowing up in your face.
