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27 Duossal 2.0 Frypan
Trangia
27 Duossal 2.0 Frypan
$24.79
Description

  Durable and lightweight with aluminum/stainless construction

  Trangia Duossal 2.0 is a perfect combination of two materials in one, pressed together under high pressure. Aluminum on the outside for good thermal conductivity, and stainless steel inside, which makes the pans scratch resistant and easy to clean.

  The thickness of the material is a total of 0.8mm. Stainless steel 0.3 / Aluminium 0.5 mm

Footprint sold separately.
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Brand Name:
Trangia
Weight:
2.8 oz
Dimensions:
7.4" x 1.2"
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
327599
UPC:
7315086027210
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