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Stoves, fuel and fire

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    MSR

    WhisperLite Stove

    $189.95
    4.6

    Jetboil

    Flash 1.0L Fast Boil System

    $179.99
    4.9
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    Primus

    Essential Trail Kit

    $74.96$99.95
    4.6
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    Zempire

    Stealth-Jet Wide Camp Stove

    $199.95
    3.5

    MSR

    Switch Stove System

    $189.95
    4.6

    MSR

    PocketRocket 2 Mini Stove Kit

    $144.95
    4.5

    GSI

    Selkirk 270 Butane Stove

    $104.95
    (0)
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    Zempire

    Stealth-Jet Solo Camp Stove

    $99.95
    4.8

    MSR

    PocketRocket Deluxe

    $114.95
    4.4

    Survive Outdoors Longer

    Fire Lite Kit in Dry Bag

    $23.95
    (0)

    Primus

    Essential Trail Stove

    $49.95
    4.6

    Primus

    Fuel Bottle

    $27.95
    5

    Jetboil

    Windguard Accessory

    $34.66
    3

    MSR

    Reactor 1.7L Stove System

    $399.95
    4.8

    Jetboil

    Luna Satellite Burner

    $99.99
    4.4

    MSR

    Universal Canister Stand

    $35.95
    4.8

    Ignik

    Propane Bottle Case

    $49.95
    5

    Jetboil

    MicroMo Personal Cooking System

    $199.99
    4.4

    Jetboil

    MightyMo Stove

    $84.99
    4.4

    Snow Peak

    GigaPower Auto Stove 2.0

    $54.95
    5

    MSR

    WindBurner Combo Stove System CV2

    $419.95
    4.2

    MSR

    WhisperLite International Stove

    $219.95
    4.7

    GSI

    Glacier Stainless Explorer Set

    $95.95
    4.3

    GSI

    Halulite Dualist HS Complete

    $184.95
    5

    Jetboil

    TrailCook 1.2L Precision Cook System

    $209.99
    4.7

    Jetboil

    Stash Stove

    $209.99
    4.3

    Jetboil

    Genesis 2 Burner Stove

    $439.99
    4
  4. Exclusive to MEC

    Zempire

    Stealth-Jet Twin Camp Stove

    $164.95
    5

    Jetboil

    Flash 1.8L Fast Boil System

    $199.99
    4.8

    MSR

    PocketRocket 2 Stove

    $67.95
    4.4
  5. Exclusive to MEC

    Ignik

    TapRack 4 Refillable Propane System

    $249.95
    4.5

    FlipFuel

    Fuel Transfer Device

    $47.95
    5

    MSR

    XGK EX Stove

    $299.95
    4.7

    MSR

    Reactor 1.0L Stove System

    $379.95
    4.8

    MSR

    DragonFly Stove

    $264.95
    4.7

    Jetboil

    Sumo Group Cooking System

    $229.99
    4.6

    GSI

    Glacier Canister Top Stove

    $52.95
    3

    MSR

    Pocket Rocket Stove Kit

    $164.95
    3.8

    Jetboil

    HalfGen 1 Burner Stove

    $299.99
    4.6

    MSR

    WindPro II Stove

    $189.95
    4.6

    Survive Outdoors Longer

    Fire Lite Fuel Free Lighter

    $35.95
    4.9

    BioLite

    FirePit+

    $399.95
    4.2

    Jetboil

    Flash 1.0L Fast Boil System With Windguard

    $194.99
    5

    Primus

    OmniFuel II Stove

    $299.95
    3.5

    Ignik

    Firecan Travel Case

    $79.95
    4.9

    Jetboil

    TrailCook 2.0L Precision Cook System

    $229.99
    4.7

    BioLite

    CampStove 2+ Electricity Generating Wood Camp Stove

    $219.95
    4.4

    MSR

    Stove Annual Maintenance Kit

    $41.95
    4.6

    Primus

    Kinjia Stove

    $329.95
    3.5

    MSR

    WindBurner Duo Stove System

    $309.95
    4.5

    MSR

    LowDown Remote Stove Adapter

    $76.95
    4.3

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Get cooking with camping stoves, fuel, and fire starters

After a long day of outdoor activity, a camper’s gotta eat. And when you’re putting some instant coffee on or whipping up some tasty, dehydrated pad thai to scarf down with your campmates, a camp stove will have you in chef mode in no time.

For starters, it’s important to think about how heavy a stove you’re willing to lug out with you. Are you going car camping or backpacking? If it’s the former, you can probably anticipate an experience like home cooking (with the addition of a few more bugs.) A two-burner car camping stove will run on propane canisters and give you ample cook space to work from.

If you’ll be in the backcountry, you’ve got a plethora of options to choose from — canister stoves, liquid fuel and white gas stoves, or wood and other solid fuel stoves. They’ve all got their pros and cons, so tailor your chosen stove to your specific needs. Fire starters and compatible fuel sources are just as important to have when you’re backpacking, so make sure to check them off the list when assembling your kit.

If you need some more specific info to narrow down your options, navigate over to our guide on how to choose a camping stove. Otherwise you’re ready to put your apron on and fire up some gourmet camp creations.