- Lightweight, compact and powerful
- Operates off Coleman butane/propane cartridges 100, 250 or 500
- Power: 4 800 W
- Boil time: 3 min & under wind conditions: 5 min 40 sec
- Gas outflow: 330 g/h
- Size (arms detached): 4.3 x 8 x 5 cm
- Lightweight and compact textile carry pouch (11 g) included.
- Weight: 77 g
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One of the lightest stoves on the market at 77g, the F1 Lite® is compact with three pan supports that can be folded and detached. The pilot light burner system prevents strong winds from extinguishing the flame.
Product Description
One of the lightest stoves on the market at 77 g, the F1 Lite® is compact with 3 pan supports that can be folded and detached. This stove is constructed from technologically advanced materials including PEEK plastic, which is both shock resistant and heat resistant up to 320°C and down to -60°C. Perfect for extreme trekking when every gram counts.
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Great little lightweight stove. I had 2 stoves on a recent camping hol, one was an old single burner camping gaz stove and the other was my new F1. Well, after waiting for ages for a kettle to boil on the old camping gaz stove, I didn't use it afterwards, coz i discovered that the F1 boiled the kettle in less than half the time. I'd also, seen reviews about the plastic melting near the burner but mine's been fine. Its dead light and packs down to nothing so its ideal for cycle camping or back packing.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
This is an ideal stove for cycle touring. I used it whilst cycle-camping in Cornwall. There were strong South-Westerly winds but it burnt fine in the lee of pannier bags outdoors. I used it with an 0.8l al kettle and did not time it but the boil time was very good. It's very light and compact. I packed it in my rather battered old Markill stove container which opens up to provide two cooking pots as I wanted flexible eating facilities. It went in with C100 gas attached plus Markill pot handle, storm matches, a small Mountain Life towel (for drying pots), and an old piece of towel for packing. One thing I would suggest is don't heat a pot without a lid unless you like buying gas. Happy camping.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Lightweight, small and great control / performance - highly recommended. As this doesn't come with a windshield, I would highly recommend getting one if you want to achieve maximum efficiency and performance.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Small and mighty
What a great little stove. Helped provide many cups of tea during a fairly wet and cold trip to the Lakes. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Alan D
Great little stove.
I've had one of these for over ten years now.
Very small, light and powerful.
I often use it whilst camping and on days out rather than carrying a flask. Read more
Very small, light and powerful.
I often use it whilst camping and on days out rather than carrying a flask. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Mr. C. J. Mould
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