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MSR

Spoon & Stove Tool

Price: $24.90

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Details & Specs

If your current utensils are just too darn short to stir your meals or reach the bottom of your freeze-dried meal packets – then the solution is the Alpine Long Tool Spoon from MSR.

Made from robust stainless steel, this spoon also has a handy jet and cable tool integrated into the handle which allows you to eat and maintain your MSR liquid fuel stoves on the trail.

For easy stirring and eating off the grid, the Alpine Long Tool Spoon from MSR is the perfect solution.

Long handle
Integrated jet and cable tool
Durable stainless steel

In Use Dimensions:

23L x 4W x 2.5H cm

Packed Dimensions:

23L x 4W x 2.5H cm

Weight:

0.042 Kg

Material:

Stainless Steel

Warranty:

3 Year Limited

Supplier Code:

F662-09523

Snowys Code:

139168

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MSR Spoon & Stove Tool1 answer

Can you please tell me what size spanner it has? Is it metric? 7mm is what I need to fit a Trangia gas burner jet.

Peter - Little Grove, WA(1 year ago)

G'day Peter,

We've measured these for you. The top spanner is 11mm, and the shaft hex holes are 3, 5, 6 & 8mm.
Admittedly the 6mm hex was sitting abit between the 6 & 7mm on the tape measure, but all others were bang on.
We don't have any of the Trangia gas burners here at the moment, but assuming you are wanting the 'nut' on the gas line, the shart hex holes wouldn't be of much use to you anyway.

Hope that helps.

Lauren - Snowys(1 year ago)

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