- Strong durable plated steel construction
- Lightweight and compact
- Includes 24 fuel tablets
- Opens to 2 positions to take different size cooking pans
- 4 tablets will bring to the boil 2.5 cups of water in approx 5 mins
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Product Description
Strong durable plated steel construction
Lightweight and compact
Includes 24 fuel tablets
Opens to 2 positions to take different size cooking pans
4 tablets will bring to the boil 2.5 cups of water in approx 5 mins
Black
Plated steel
Closed: 12 x 9 x 3cm, Open: 12 x 9 x 7cm
270g
Lightweight and compact
Includes 24 fuel tablets
Opens to 2 positions to take different size cooking pans
4 tablets will bring to the boil 2.5 cups of water in approx 5 mins
Black
Plated steel
Closed: 12 x 9 x 3cm, Open: 12 x 9 x 7cm
270g
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32 of 32 people found the following review helpful
Tested this nifty bit of kit outside, damp but no rain and little wind, using 5 of the cubes it took about 5 mins to boil half-3/4 a mess tins worth of water.
Good value for money, but a word of warning the fuel 'caps' last literally minutes, they are about the size of a coke lid).
This product is good for a cup of tea or an egg or two but not a major meal or prolonged use, excellent back up if you take a fair ammount of fuel caps.
Has two open positions, one at full for saucepans, and the second at around 45 degrees for frying pans etc (i tested this on the full extension).
When shut it can hold 24 fuel caps which would keep it burning for around 25 mins worth of use.
Folds down in such a way that the caps can be stored within the cooker, or you could sacrifice some of the caps to include room for a small box of matches, upto you.
Very lightweight and takes up virtually no room, even if you dont use it for its primary use, it can be used for a stand for serving up food from your main cooker etc.
The caps might be a problem to light, but as a short cut take a chunk out of one and crumble this in a heap on one of the caps and light this.
Hope this was helpfull :).
Good value for money, but a word of warning the fuel 'caps' last literally minutes, they are about the size of a coke lid).
This product is good for a cup of tea or an egg or two but not a major meal or prolonged use, excellent back up if you take a fair ammount of fuel caps.
Has two open positions, one at full for saucepans, and the second at around 45 degrees for frying pans etc (i tested this on the full extension).
When shut it can hold 24 fuel caps which would keep it burning for around 25 mins worth of use.
Folds down in such a way that the caps can be stored within the cooker, or you could sacrifice some of the caps to include room for a small box of matches, upto you.
Very lightweight and takes up virtually no room, even if you dont use it for its primary use, it can be used for a stand for serving up food from your main cooker etc.
The caps might be a problem to light, but as a short cut take a chunk out of one and crumble this in a heap on one of the caps and light this.
Hope this was helpfull :).
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Now, I would not want to be cooking a four course meal over multiple days on one of these but that is not the point. It is very small, clean and self contained. Folds flat and fits pretty much anywhere. Weighs next to nothing. In use you really need to use about 4 tabs of the hexamine fuel and have a pot that fits the stand (although the sides can be folded in a bit for smaller ones) - an army surplus mess tin is ideal. Perfect for heating a tin of something or a packet meal. Best in non-windy conditions. I always take one when motorcycle touring as a backup to not finding a restaurant, grab a can of 'something' from the supermarket, some bread and wine and you are good to go! For my needs these little things are perfect. Cheers, Horse27.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
The first thing I have to mention is although it has 24 fuel tablets, they do not last long as I found out while up on some windy Scottish moorland. The first thing to note is that the tablets are almost impossible to light in high winds in fact I ended up having to light them in my tent with a fire lighter and then place the stove just outside of the entrance so that it could at least get some shelter from the wind. If there is too much wind, it will go out. If you are looking to boil 1 litre of water then it will take you 3 tablets to get the water hot and another 3 to get it to a rolling boil. Do this another 4 times and then you are out of tablets. That is why I say it is OK for emergencies and for 1 or 2 day's worth of camping. However if you out hiking for longer I suggest that you look for an alternative.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Small compact - great for festival go-ers
This was bought for a festival in August! It's small but mighty and will do the trick to feed me and my family while we wait for the evenings entertainment! Great little buy!
Published 20 days ago by EarnyMe
Camping stove
I first saw one of these a long time ago on an army survival course. The fuel is cheap and the design timeless. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Guernsey32
Not good
It came well packed but it had no refill for the fuel, did write but no response
Good item it does work but just the frame came
Good item it does work but just the frame came
Published 1 month ago by anthonyphil
Great value but the refills aren't great!
I would definitely recommend buying this product for a festival. It's folds down to the size of a small box, lightweight so you can put it in your case etc. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Emily
simple emergency cooker
for those that dont know, this is a copy of the british army hexamine stove / tommy cooker / ration cooker that is issued to troops. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Juice
Great little stove
Have used these type of stoves a few times. I keep this as a backup to my trangia. Beware of postage costs, seems cheap until they add postage.. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Cribbs
Small, light and effective, what more do you need?
Good as a back up in case we run out of gas. you soon learn how many blocks you need to boil the kettle. Read more
Published 9 months ago by gormie
Great For My Intended Purpose
After a couple of years going without my morning coffee at a music festival (bizarrely no food facilities in VIP camping! Read more
Published 10 months ago by KarenV
Okay
Good lightweight cooker and small,
Bad points, warps with use, fuel is used up quickly,
Recommended you use a gas cookers, but use this for small campfires
Bad points, warps with use, fuel is used up quickly,
Recommended you use a gas cookers, but use this for small campfires
Published 15 months ago by Mr. A. Sartin
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