Description
Great performance, tiny package. This micro-sized kitchen set is great for solo travellers, biker tourers and minimalists backpackers. It's quick to boil water and includes a 750ml pot that doubles as an eating vessel, with an extra bowl, pot lid and a pot grabber. Everything slots neatly together and you can fit a small fuel canister inside. Just the right for a quick cup of tea, serving of oatmeal or a dehydrated dinner.
- Stove is made of stainless steel, aluminum, and brass.
- Serrated pot supports keep cookware from slipping.
- Precise adjustment controls the flame from torch to simmer.
- 0.75L hard-anodized aluminum pot has a polypropylene lid that doubles as a strainer.
- Insulation grip on pot lets you use it for cooking as well as eating or drinking.
- 473ml bowl is hot- and cold-safe.
- Includes mini pot lifter and stuff sack.
- Uses MSR Isobutane canisters (available separately).
Tech specs
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Tech specs
| Weight | 278g |
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| Ideal for |
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| Burner components |
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Fuel
Stoves are designed to burn specific fuels. All stoves should only be used with recommended fuels to prevent damage. |
LPG |
| Simmers | Yes |
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Boil time
The average time it takes to boil 1L of water. Wind, air temperature and elevation will affect boil time in the field. |
3.5 min |
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Output
The output of any heat generating device is shown in BTUs (British Thermal Units) which measure the amount of heat energy needed to raise the temperature of 1lb. of water by 1°F. |
8200BTU |
| Dimensions | 11.2 x 10.2 x 10.2cm |
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Heat reflector
Heat reflectors are placed under the burner and reflect heat back up towards the cooking pot. This helps save fuel and speed cooking time. |
No |
| Pot included | Yes |
| Piezo ignition | No |
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Fuel pump
Liquid fuel stoves require a fuel pump to pressurize the fuel tank. |
No |
| Windscreen | No |
| Made in | Korea, Republic of |