A powerful multi-fuel stove, a gas stove, or the classic Trangia? We have camping stoves for every need—just pick the one that suits you best. Trangia is a convenient all-in-one package that is available with either an alcohol burner or a gas burner. Gas is the most popular fuel choice. The smallest gas stoves can fit in the palm of your hand and still pack plenty of power despite their very light weight. Gas burns cleanly and is the easiest choice from spring to autumn.
For winter use, gasoline and multi-fuel stoves are the best options. Gasoline stoves are a common choice for expeditions.
Small gas stoves are screwed directly onto the gas cartridge. If you want better stability, choose a model where the gas cartridge is connected via a hose.
Wood-burning stoves have become increasingly popular in recent years. The concept is simple: you only carry the stove and a pot, while gathering fuel from nature. Pencil-thick twigs or small sticks chopped from a log create a hot flame where you can brew coffee in a soot-blackened pot or even cook pancakes.
Trangia is a living legend. Primus is well-known to Nordic consumers and has been a favorite of Arctic expeditions for a century. MSR represents the American perspective. JetBoil stoves come with a compact pot and are perfect when you mainly need to boil water. Fishbone stoves, uniquely designed in Finland, can even be used indoors.