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Liquid Fuel Stoves

Brunton Vapor All-Fuel Stove

The Brunton Vapor AF Expedition Stove burns any liquid fuel you feed it, has a simmer function, and will boil your water in less than four minutes.

Coleman Denali Expedition Stove

The hardy Coleman Denali Expedition Stove runs on a variety of fuels so youll never be at a loss for flame.

Coleman Fyrestorm Ti Multi-Fuel Stove

The Coleman Fyrestorm Ti Multi-Fuel Stove is one of the lightest high-performance backpacking stoves on the market.

Coleman Gemini Dual Fuel Stove

Colemans Gemini Dual Fuel Stove weighs only two pounds and easily fits into a backpack, pannier, or dry bag.

MSR XGK EX Multi-Fuel Stove

MSRs XGK EX Camp Stove boils water quickly in extreme environments, and runs off different fuel types for your international travels.

MSR DragonFly Stove

Simmer a temperamental sauce over a small flame or quickly melt snow over the torch-like setting on MSRs DragonFly Stove.

MSR SimmerLite Stove

Weighing a mere 8.5 ounces, MSRs SimmerLite Stove gives you a super-compact, lightweight stove for all your alpine climbing, backpacking, and paddling adventures.

MSR WhisperLite International Multi-Fuel Stove

To keep up with globetrotting adventurers who want to get around unencumbered, MSR made a multi-fuel burning version of the WhisperLite International Stove. Go ahead, use white gas, kerosene, or unleaded auto fuelthis stove burns all.

MSR WhisperLite Stove

The trusted leader in backpacking stoves for over 15 years, the MSR WhisperLite Stove sets a tough standard with its simple design.

Optimus Nova Plus Stove

The Optimus Nova Plus Stove includes all the amazing high-altitude and cold-weather performance of the regular Nova stove with an additional Powerline hose for easier use.

Optimus Nova Stove

The lightweight, compact, dependable Optimus Nova Stove takes on the harshest conditions from arctic travel to high-altitude mountaineering.

Primus Classic Trail Stove

For summer, spring, and early fall camping and backpacking, its hard to beat the lightweight versatility of the Primus Classic Trail Stove.

Primus EtaExpress Stove

For lightweight soloists and fastpackers, the Primus EtaExpress Stove features lightweight and fuel efficient cooking that mounts directly onto a fuel canister.

Primus EtaPower EF Stove

The Primus Eta Power EF Stove fights the fuel-sucking conditions of winter weather with extremely fast boiling time and low fuel consumption.

Primus EtaPower EF Trail Stove

Primus designed the EtaPower EF Trail Stove as a lighter alternative to its original EtaPower stove, which was given the Editors Choice Award in 2007 by Backpacker Magazine.

Primus EtaPower MF Stove

The Primus EtaPower MF Stove gives you high fuel efficiency and complete versatility on the trail by allowing you to use either canister or liquid fuel, depending on what is available.

Primus Express Stove w/ Piezo Ignition

When its weight that count, pack the Primus Express Stove for lightweight cooking without the heavy bells and whistles. This canister stove weighs in at a mere 2.9 ounces, making it ideal for ultralight enthusiasts or those looking for a simple stove for simple cooking.

Primus Micron Ti Stove

The Ti in the Primus Micron Ti 2.5 Stove stands for titanium, and 2.5 is how many ounces of that precious metal Primus needs to make a stove.

Primus MultiFuel EX Stove w/ ErgoPump

I dont know about you, but theres often some spare aviation fuel just lying around my house. Good thing theres the Primus MultiFuel EX Stovethis sturdy stove fires up hot with a bit of airplane fuel (or LP gas, white gas, gasoline, diesel, or kerosene).

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