Solo Stove Lite + Solo Stove Pot 900


Price:
Sale price£110.00

Description

Is Solo Stove the ultimate backpacking stove?

As well as being lightweight and compact, the Solo Stove is extremely efficient. This  is a result of the secondary combustion for a more complete and efficient burn cycle. The bottom vents draw air to feed the primary combustion. As the hot air rises up the double walls and through the top vents which results in the secondary combustion cycle. It doesn't just burn wood, it cooks the smoke of the wood and then burns the smoke twice! This results in a lower fuel requirement than other wood stoves, produces a hotter fire and minimises smoke.

Specs...

  • Packed size: Height 9.7cm, Width 10.8cm 
  • Assembled size: Height 14.6cm, Width 10.8cm
  • Weight:  255g
  • Materials: 304 stainless steel, nichrome wire
  • Fuel:  sticks, twigs, pine cones and other biomass
  • Boil time: 8-10 mins (0.9l of water)

Why Solo Stove Pot 900? 

The lightweight Solo Pot 900 is the companion pot crafted specifically for use with the Solo Stove. When nested, the Solo Stove fits inside the Solo Pot 900 for easy storage. Made with premium grade 304 stainless steel, the Solo Pot 900 is more durable than aluminum pots and arguably, a safer and healthier choice.

Features:

  • Easy to use lid with a rubber coated lift tab (lockable in the upright position)
  • Pour spout for easy pouring
  • Double fold out handles
  • Volume markings in oz and ml
  • Black nylon stuff sack with drawstring

Spec:

  • Volume: 900ml
  • Weight: 221g (7.8 oz)
  • Height: 11.4 cm,  Width: 11.9 cm

Watch this Video to See How it All Works...

Customer Reviews

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Patrick Mulhern
Unique and Fantastic

Excellent product, which is seriously well built. It's well-enough insulated that it doesn't damage the ground underneath, and it's held up well for a 3 day trip with a few fires each day. It took me a bit of fiddling to get a burn that brings it to a rolling boil, but I've found that the trick is to add in a bit more kindling at the top, through the burner hole, which adds the last bit of heat to bring everything to a boil. Love the way the stove nestles inside the pot, which makes the whole setup quite compact.

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Mr Hutchinson
Eco friendly and quality build!

This is very well made product and looks quite stable with the 900 pot atop. I've got a Trangia stove which with a light push fits neatly inside if you need a quick fire going or surrounding woodland is damp or sparse. I've bought this to take night fishing and to provide a heat source on those cold winter fishing mornings. My boy loves collecting twigs and using the firestarter to get the tinder going! It's put the fun back into cooking outdoors! Very pleased and sure this product will give years of service.

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DM
Good fun!

I bought this for a bit of fun. It’s not going to be practical for every camping scenario but great addition to the camp stove arsenal and suited to the ‘mindful’ camper who prefers the experience vs speed. Already used it once and it’s a pretty efficient stove, boiling 2mugs worth of water in about 10-15 mins with a homemade fire starter and 4 x thumb size 1-2cm diameter twigs. Likely to need a sheltered spot if you want water to boil in your lifetime and don't want to carry a tall wind shield. Pretty compact set up though with the stackable pot.

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V Adams
Looks great!

Haven’t used yet but the stove looks very well made. Packs up nicely with the cooking pot and is lightweight. Looking forward to using it.

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