Why It’s CoolStability in the heat of battle is a Markill trademark, a reputation augmented by the steady new Spider. Three heavy-gauge stainless-steel legs uncoil from a grenade-size package, creating a footprint seven inches in diameter—an inch bigger than most other stoves. Even hard nudges to the supports couldn’t unsettle a large pot on the boil. 禄 With the throttle cranked open, the Spider is a veritable afterburner. 禄 A fuel canister and flame-adjustment lever that are separated from the burner via a tough steel-mesh pipeline further bolster this cooker’s assured feel and keep cold-clumsy hands from upsetting the pasta puttanesca.
Hmmm . . .At nearly ten ounces, the Spider is one of the heavier canister stoves. 禄 The uncharacteristically delicate piezo igniter stopped working after three uses, then restarted, stopped again after I dropped the Spider, and mysteriously recovered the next day.
BurnsIsobutane canister.