| Description | - Item # 54395
- 2 cans 6.4 oz each
- Approximately 4 hours burn time per can
- Use with Stove # 54435
| - Item # 54452
- Burner: Up to 8000 BTUs
- Includes 4 butane canisters
- Run time: 2-6 hours per canister
| - Item # 35030
- Opens cans with twist of handle
- Opens bottles
- Made of stainless steel
| - Item # 35034
- Military style can opener
- 2 per package
- Fits on keyring
| - Item # 34044
- Capacity: 8 cup
- Enamel Percolator Coffee Pot
- Top and side handle
| - Item # 544230
- Electricity generating wood camp stove
- Charge phones, lights, and more
- Boil water or cook food
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| Content | For cooking or heating at camp, home or in emergencies. Use with Folding Stove # 54435.
- Approximately 4 hours burn time per can
- Fuel: Diethylene glycol
- Odorless, non-toxic fumes
- Contains: Two 6.4 oz cans
| Safe for indoor and outdoor use. Single burner butane stove.
Portable and convenient single burner stove works great for camping, catering, BBQ’s, and emergency cooking.
- Burner: Up to 8000 BTUs
- Easy to use, ultra-quiet operation with electronic ignition
- Comes with hard plastic carrying case
- Includes: 4 pack of 8 oz butane canisters
- Run time: 2-6 hours per butane canister
- Durable steel construction
| - Opens cans with twist of handle
- Opens bottles
- Made of stainless steel
| - G.I. style can opener
- 2 per package
- Classic design
- Pocket style
- Great for camping
- 2.06" L x 0.7" W
| - Enamel Percolator Coffee Pot
- Capacity: 8 cup
- Kiln-hardened blue and white enamel finish
- Steel edges help prevent against chips
- Top and side handle
- Easy pour spout
- Percolator stem and basket included
- 6 ½” L x 6 ½” W x 9 ½” H
| Turn fire into electricity with BioLite's
award-winning stove. Patented combustion technology creates a vortex of
smokeless flames for a portable campfire that can cook your meals and
charge your gear, all at the same time. Leave the gas canisters behind
and unlock the potential of the sticks and twigs around you.
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Anonymous –
Took 15 minutes to boil 4 cups of water, 45 minutes to percolate coffee. Anything – including oatmeal and soup – will burn at the bottom of the pot unless constantly stirred. Although cheap, light, and easy to store and use, I will only use if I don’t have electricity, gas, solar, or an open fire.