Liam Chen
High-wind and cold-weather stove performance, fuel modeling, and route-matched kitchen systems
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About
Liam leads our real-weather trials across alpine and desert routes, turning messy camp logs into clear recommendations. He builds repeatable protocols and pressure-tests stoves, fuels, and windscreens together so systems perform where it’s cold, gusty, or thin air steals heat.
Core Beliefs
Specs matter only when they survive wind, altitude, and cold in the field.
Perspective
I weigh wind stability, cold-start reliability, and fuel efficiency over ultralight bragging rights.
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