camping stove Wood Stove Compact Wood Burning Camping Stove

camping stove Wood Stove Compact Wood Burning Camping StovePoke fallen twigs, pinecones and kindling into the Wood Stove for silent bivvy brews and long backpacking trips far from the nearest fresh gas canister. Vented design and double walls for more efficient burning Compact flatpack design fits easily in packs bike bags Gather your own fuel to camp for longer and save weight The Wood Stove uses the dead wood you find on your adventures for fuel, so you dont have to rely on finite supplies of camping gas or

Poke fallen twigs, pinecones and kindling into the Wood Stove for silent bivvy brews and long backpacking trips far from the nearest fresh gas canister.

• Vented design and double walls for more efficient burning
  
• Compact flatpack design fits easily in packs/bike bags
  
• Gather your own fuel to camp for longer and save weight
  

The Wood Stove uses the dead wood you find on your adventures for fuel, so you don’t have to rely on finite supplies of camping gas or meths when you're exploring off the beaten track. It also heats your food and water silently (well, apart from a satisfying crackle), so you don’t disturb any of the nighttime creatures you’re camping with.

The clever stove design burns much more efficiently than an open campfire. The large vents in the Wood Stove’s base plate sucks oxygen into the fuel at the bottom whilst allowing ash to fall out. Twin walls keep the heat inside the stove and the double wall vents pull heated oxygen up to the top of the stove for ‘secondary combustion’. This means the Wood Stove burns hotter and produces less smoke.

The stove uses a flatpack construction that assembles in less than a minute. The super compact packed shape takes up less space in your rucksack than other wood burning camping stoves and will also squeeze into smaller bikepacking bags. And, because you burn the fuel you find, you don’t have to find space for a gas cannister or fuel bottle too – nice one!

Take only pictures, leave only footprints, don't burn down a hillside! Always clear your stove area of flammable materials before use and never leave your stove unattended.