Flint — Folding Remote Canister Camp Stove

• The canister sits apart from the burner on a 23.6 in / 60 cm hose
• Push-button igniter, brass valve for the flame
• Three arms fold in — about 3.1 in / 8 cm packed, 14.5 oz / 410 g
• Runs on threaded butane or propane canisters — canister not included

Three arms, one low burner.

The pot supports swing out to a 6.3 in span around a burner that stands 3.35 in tall, so the pot sits low and wide rather than perched on top of a canister. The arm edges are serrated to hold a pan still. Set it on a camp table, a flat rock or bare ground, and give it clear air on every side.

The canister sits off to one side.

This is a split stove. A braided hose 23.6 in / 60 cm long runs from the burner to a brass valve that threads onto the canister, so the fuel stands clear of the burner instead of under it. Nothing tall to tip over, and a wide pan can overhang the arms without sitting over the canister. Buy the canister separately — fuel ships under its own rules and is not in the box.

Press to light. Turn to set the flame.

A push-button igniter sits on the side of the burner body, within reach of the hand that is already there. Flame size comes from the knurled brass knob on the valve at the canister end — open it slowly for a simmer, further for a rolling boil. Igniters are the part that gives up first in cold or damp weather, so keep a lighter in the same pocket as the stove.

A ring of ports, not a single jet.

The burner head is 2 in / 5 cm across and drilled with a dense ring of small ports. The flame comes up as a circle under the pot base rather than one column in the middle, which is what you want under a pan of eggs as much as under a pot of water. The manufacturer rates the output at 6800 W.

Specifications

FAQ

Does a gas canister come with it?
No. Fuel canisters are not included and cannot be shipped with the stove, so buy one locally at an outdoor or hardware store. The stove, the hose, the adapter and the storage case are what arrive.

What canisters does it take?
The brass valve threads onto a standard screw-top butane or propane canister, the kind sold for backpacking stoves, and an adapter is included in the box. Check the fitting against your canister before you buy fuel in quantity.

Can I run it inside a tent?
No. A gas flame burns oxygen and gives off carbon monoxide, so use this stove outdoors or under an open-sided cover, never in a closed tent, vehicle, or any small enclosed space. Keep it away from fabric and dry brush, do not leave it burning unattended, and let it cool fully before packing it away.

How small does it pack?
The three arms fold in to about 3.1 in / 8 cm across and the stove weighs 14.5 oz / 410 g on its own. A hard storage case is included, so the hose and the burner travel in one piece of kit.

How do I light it?
Connect the valve to the canister first, check the joint is tight, then open the valve a little and press the igniter on the side of the burner. Adjust the flame with the brass knob. Carry a lighter as a backup — igniters are the part that fails first in cold or wet weather.

Why is the canister separate instead of underneath?
A hose-fed stove keeps the whole setup low and leaves the canister clear of the burner and of a wide pan. It also means the stove itself is the only thing that has to sit level.

How long does delivery take?
We prepare orders in 1–3 business days, and delivery takes 7–15 business days from the day the order ships.

What if it arrives damaged or it is not right?
Tell us within 7 days of delivery for anything damaged or incorrect and we will put it right. Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery, and manufacturing defects are covered for 90 days. Write to us and you will hear back within one business day, Monday to Friday.