“Untether from the limits of gas fuel with the Wood Burning Stove, a lightweight, easy-to-use cooking system designed to kindle minimalist excursions into the backcountry.”
Check out Patagonia’s new wood burning backpacking stove ($99). Might seem a bit overpriced but the intention seems good and if you are truly dependent on a stove like this in the backcountry, an expensive but well-built unit is money well spent. Alternatively if you’re a yuppy and want to flex at your next backyard gathering, order a half dozen as S’more cooking stations and prepare for BBQ coup de grâce.
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Burly Stainless Steel Construction
Lightweight, compact design; built from sturdy stainless steel for a lifetime of use
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Simple Three-Piece Design
Breaks down into three pieces
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Multiple Fuel Options
Runs on available deadfall or compressed wood pellets
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Efficiently Hot
Boils 1 liter of water in an average of 16 minutes
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Country of Origin
Made in the Philippines.
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Weight
261 g (9.2 oz)
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Stainless steel
