| Description | - Item # 54395
- 2 cans 6.4 oz each
- Approximately 4 hours burn time per can
- Use with Stove # 54435
| - Item # 54445
- 16.4 oz propane canister
- Fits most portable appliances, grills and lanterns requiring propane
| - Item # 35032
- Can opener, bottle opener and spoon combination
- 2 per package
| - Item # 544232
- Up to 2 hours Burn Time
- Food safe hardwood pellets
- Wood pellets for CampStove 2
| - Item # 35036
- Stainless steel
- Compact set includes knife, fork & spoon
| - Item # 35040
- Components nest together for compact storage
- Fry Pan with Handle, Plate, Pot with Lid and Plastic Cup
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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
| Venture
into the great outdoors with the propane camping cylinder. Ideal for
on-the-go cooking, grilling, heating and lighting. The lightweight,
universal design is compatible with most portable stoves, lanterns,
heaters and outdoor appliances. Constructed of durable steel with
reliable valves that are safe and easy to use. Includes four cylinders.
- Package Size: 16.4 oz
- Universal design fits most portable appliances, grills and lanterns requiring propane
- Lightweight design for portability
- Durable steel construction
| - Can opener, bottle opener and spoon combination
- 2 per package
- Made of durable tempered steel
- 3-In-1 can opener
- 3.25" L x 0.87" W
| Go for the long burn with this premium blend of all natural, food-safe hardwood pellets.
| - Stainless steel
- Includes knife, fork & spoon
- Set attaches together in one compact unit
- Includes case for storage
- Easy to clean and durable
| - Contains
- Fry Pan with Handle, Plate, Pot with Lid and Plastic Cup
- Components nest together for compact storage
- Made of heavy duty aluminum and plastic components
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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.