Stoves

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.

Put Twigs and Pine Cones to Good Use

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.

Our favourite Brands

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.