Cooking With Solo Stove
On your next camping or hiking adventure, a backpacking stove is always a
great thing to pack (if you don’t already), and the Solo Stove is a
great option. It’s lightweight, fast, efficient and it’s eco-friendly–it may be the best backpacking stove around.
The Solo Stove weighs only 9oz, so it won’t be a chore to carry it in your backpack. It is also fast and efficient. It boils 32oz of water in about 8-10 minutes.
Solo Stove
Solo Stove is an eco-friendly wood burning stove that incorporates a secondary combustion for a more complete, cleaner burn. The primary combustion is at the bottom of the stove. Vents in the bottom draw in air to feed it, while hot air rises up the double walls and out of the top vents, resulting in the secondary combustion.
Utilizing a one piece construction process, the Solo Stove’s high grade stainless steel is formed and shaped into a strong piece with no seams or welds. There are a couple of pieces to the Solo Stove, which allows you to pack it into a 3.8" x 4.25" size (it extends in height to 5.7").
Solo Stove Campfire
The Solo Stove comes in three sizes. There is the regular Solo Stove (the 5.7" x 4.25" model), the slightly bigger Solo Stove Titian (measuring 5.6" x 5.1" packed and 7.9" x 5.1" assembled) and the biggest Solo Stove Campfire (measuring 6.7" x 7" packed and 9.25" x 7" assembled).
You can find out more information on this ultimate backpacking stove on Solo Stove’s website, including information on Solo Stoves line of pots and pans, specially made for the stove. Or you can visit Amazon and pick up the regular Solo Stove for only $70 and save on sales tax.
