Forget the kitchen sink.
Details
- Super-lightweight due to its titanium stove body and pot supports
- Burns butane, gasoline, diesel, white gas, kerosene, and aviation fuel
- Glove-friendly flame control knob
- Includes ErgoPump, multi-tool with cleaning needle, foldable windscreen, heat reflector, 0.35L fuel bottle, and storage bag
- Item #PMS0092
- Material
- titanium
- Fuel Type
- all liquid fuels
- Boil Time
- 2.4 min/L
- Burn Time
- 100 min
- Heat Output
- 8900 BTU
- Fuel Bottle/Canister Included
- yes
- Dimensions
- 4.5 x 3.6 x 2.2 in
- Claimed Weight
- 12oz
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
Reviews
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Overall Rating
3.5 based on 3 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageMay 17, 2024
Best White Gas Stove on the Market
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
I've used all white gas stoves on the market and this one takes the cake. Crazy light, adjustable, high powered. Did I mention light? I had the steel version of this stove for 20 years before it finally didn't cut it in subzero temps. Stoked to get this one, it's a big upgrade.
December 18, 2023
Desaster
I am a German cyclist traveling from Alaska to Argentina. Since my old stove broke down in Oregon after 15 years, I bought this stove as a replacement. After 1.5 months, it stopped working after I had to switch to gasoline in Mexico. This is not an expedition stove, it's just a joke! I am now switching to MSR stoves and will no longer buy Primus.
July 27, 2021
Great Expedition Stove
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
I don't write reviews often at all, but this is a great stove! I've used it on multiple winter trips for melting snow and 2-3 week packrafting trips throughout Alaska. This stove is rock solid and is my goto stove for just about any trip. I always run the stove on Coleman fuel or kerosene (I hate iso butane canisters), with a preference for kerosene and use a small amount of alcohol to preheat the stove instead of using the stove fuel to prime - this reduces the sooty mess that collects on the stove when priming (also helps keep the fuel nozzle clean). There seem to be many folks that have issues with the jet clogging, that is usually because there is a small amount of machining grease on the control valve spindle in new stoves that have one (Dragonfly, Nova, Polaris, Omnifuel etc,). Those spindles will make debris in the stove body when burned, so you really need to burn in a new stove for a few minutes then strip the control valve and clean it before heavy use. Also the cleaner/pricker just pushes crap back into the stove, if it's clogging a lot you might have a bigger particle than the nozzle opening - remove the jet and shake the stove out. You just don't notice that as much on stoves with an internal shaker/cleaner. Primus support is top notch. I purchased a 10 year old Omnifuel used that had a leak in the pump, when I called and asked for a single o-ring they sent me a new pump. Another time, I asked for a spare burner bell so I could leave my silent cap in one, they sent me an entire burner bell, stove body, and control valve for fee. I've used many other stoves MSR Dragonfly, whisperlite, SVEA 123, older Primus/Optimus brass kerosene stoves (numbers 00, 96, 210). This stove is the one that I would pick over the lot for any trip I go in in Alaska during the winter.
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