Camping Stoves
Our camping stoves run on gas, meths or wood. Kraku is a tiny titanium gas stove for solo backpacking, and Koro is a remote-canister gas stove that works better in freezing conditions. BruKit is a 1200W gas system with its own 1-litre pot for fast boils. MytiBurner is a 105g titanium meths stove, and the Wood Stove burns twigs you gather.
Lightweight camp kitchen, gas, meths and wood stoves for backpacking and wild camping
A windshield makes any stove more efficient in the wind. The Concertina keeps the wind off the flame, and the Gas Support steadies taller stoves on uneven ground.
Meths is more widely available than gas, and a wood stove means carrying no fuel at all. Our guide to choosing the right fuel for your camping stove compares them.
Designed by us, direct to you
We tune our burners for a steady flame and fast boil times, design pot supports to stay balanced on uneven ground, and choose materials that cope with heat and hard use.
Our gear goes directly from us to you. We design our stoves here in the UK, and our warehouse team sends them straight to your door, or you can buy them in one of our stores. There are no distributors or retailers in the chain. It's how we keep making high-performing stoves at the best possible value.
Further reading
- Choosing the best camping stove for your adventure
- Choosing the best fuel type for your camping stove
- Bivvy bag guide: how to choose and sleep in a bivvy
- Essential hillwalking gear: complete day hike kit list
- How to rehydrate dehydrated camping food
- Camping recipe: stovetop dahl with chapatis
- Camping snack recipe: apricot, cranberry and walnut cereal bars
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Rehydrating your dehydrated camping food
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Care Guide: Cleaning titanium and aluminium cookware
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10 great recipies for camping in summer | Alpkit
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