Gravity IV Stove

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"I brought the Gravity IV Backpacking Stove on a late-season trip where temperatures dropped well below freezing overnight, and the preheating coil made a real difference in getting a consistent flame going when other stoves in camp were struggling. The four-leg design keeps large pots stable in a way that a standard canister-top stove simply cannot match when you are cooking for a group."

Dinner for four at elevation is a logistics problem that the Primus Gravity IV Backpacking Stove was purpose-built to solve. The remote canister design lowers the center of gravity significantly compared to a traditional top-mount stove, and the foldable four-leg platform keeps large pots steady even on uneven ground when the hunger-fueled camp chaos is at its peak. At 250 grams, it packs down small enough to disappear into any kit, but at 3000 watts of output, it has more than enough power to bring a liter of water to a boil in under four minutes.

The preheating coil sets the Gravity IV apart in cold conditions, where remote canister stoves can struggle to maintain consistent pressure and output. By warming the fuel before it reaches the burner, the stove delivers reliable performance well into the cold season when other options start to fall short. A heat reflector and nylon storage bag are included out of the box, and the optional Gravity MultiFuel Kit upgrades the stove for use with naphtha, lead-free petrol, and kerosene when gas canisters are not available. Invented in Sweden and made in Europe, the Gravity IV is a serious backcountry cooking tool built for the people who refuse to compromise on a hot meal at the end of a long day.