Description
The Terrabound Wood Burning Camping Stove is a portable stainless steel wood stove for brew stops, wild camping and fishing trips. Drop in a handful of dry twigs, pinecones or wood pellets, light it, and cook on a real fire, with no gas canister to carry or run out of.
The double-wall body draws air in through the vents round its base. Some of it feeds the fire from below, and the rest rises between the two walls, warms up, and comes back in through the ring of holes under the rim. Once the stove is hot, that second supply of air burns off much of the smoke as a ring of flame, so it burns hotter and with less smoke than an open fire. Three hinged pot arms with toothed edges hold a pan or kettle steady over the flame.
Twigs and sticks get it going quickly, and wood pellets or charcoal give a steadier burn when you would rather not feed it every few minutes. When you are done, the parts stack together and go into the mesh carry bag, so you always have a real fire you can cook on, from whatever is lying around.
Key Features:
- Double-wall wood gas design pulls air in at the base and burns it again under the rim for a hotter fire with less smoke.
- Burns twigs, sticks, pinecones, wood pellets or charcoal, so the fuel for your next brew is usually lying on the ground.
- Three hinged pot arms with toothed edges hold a camping pan, pot or kettle steady over the flame.
- Stainless steel base, body, fire cup and pot ring, with no fuel lines, valves or seals to fail in the cold.
- Parts stack together and pack into the included mesh carry bag for the rucksack, the car boot or the emergency box.
- A simple way to boil water for tea or cook a hot meal in a power cut, with no gas or mains electricity needed.
- Choose the Small (21 cm tall, 0.55 kg, packs to 13.5 x 7.5 cm) for a light solo brew kit, the Medium (25 cm tall, 0.75 kg) for a wider, steadier base under pans up to 22 cm, or the Large (31 cm tall, 1.1 kg) for sticks up to 20 cm long and pans up to 36 cm when cooking for a group.
Made for walkers, anglers and bushcraft fans who would rather gather their fuel than carry it. Use it on bare ground, stone or sand, well away from tents and dry vegetation, and check local fire rules before you light it.
Pair it with our Portable Camping Stool for brew stops by the water, or our Emergency Hand Crank Radio for a power-cut kit that needs no mains.
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