Portable Wood Stove
Portable Wood Stove
4.88 / 5.0
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When you’re outdoors, a hot meal or morning coffee shouldn’t depend on fuel canisters or perfect weather. This compact wood-burning stove gives you a reliable way to cook using natural fuel — twigs, sticks, and pinecones — so you can stay prepared at camp, on the trail, or during emergencies at home.
Built for Real Outdoor Use
High-grade stainless steel construction resists rust, warping, and high heat for long-term durability. The stable cross-stand pot rack supports small to medium cookware, while the wide front opening makes it easy to load wood and manage airflow for a consistent flame.
Efficient, Low-Smoke Burn
Vented side panels draw in oxygen to create a hotter, cleaner burn when used with dry fuel. The optimized burn chamber uses twigs efficiently, producing strong heat with minimal fuel — ideal for fast boiling or quick trail meals.
Quick Setup, No Tools Needed
The interlocking stainless-steel panels slide together in seconds, even in cold weather or low light. When you're finished, the stove folds completely flat into the included storage pouch to save space in your backpack or emergency kit.
Lightweight and Pack-Friendly
At only 10.6 oz (300 g), this stove keeps pack weight down during hikes and portages. Its compact footprint fits easily in backpacks, camp boxes, or preparedness kits — always ready when you need dependable heat.
Perfect For
Camping, backpacking, portaging, car camping, family outings, emergency kits, home preparedness, hunters, anglers, and anyone who wants a fuel-free cooking option.
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Weight | 10.6 oz (300 g) |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Dimensions (Assembled) | 4.9 in × 4.9 in × 6.3 in (125 mm × 125 mm × 160 mm) |
| Top Opening Length | 3.9 in (100 mm) |
| Design | Packs Flat, Interlocking Panel Assembly |
| Fuel Type | Wood, Twigs, Pinecones |
| Included | Stove panels (4), base plate, cross stands (2), storage pouch |
A dependable, fuel-free stove that’s easy to pack, simple to use, and built for real outdoor conditions — cook with confidence wherever your day takes you.
FAQ's
How do I set up the wood stove?
Connect the three side panels, slide in the base plate, attach the front panel, and place the two cross stands on top. The pieces interlock securely and set up in seconds — no tools required.
What fuel does it use?
Dry twigs, sticks, pinecones, small pieces of wood, or charcoal. It’s designed for natural solid fuel you can collect around camp, making it ideal when you don’t have gas canisters.
Can I use it during a fire ban?
In many regions, this stove counts as an open flame. Always follow local fire restrictions. If open fires are prohibited, do not use the stove.
Where can I safely set it up?
Use outdoors on non-flammable surfaces such as bare soil, gravel, or a flat rock. Avoid wooden tables, dry grass, and anything that can scorch — the base becomes very hot during use.
Is it safe to use in a tent or enclosed shelter?
No. Only use the stove outdoors in a well-ventilated area. Never use inside tents, vehicles, or small shelters.
What size cookware fits on top?
The cross stand supports backpacking cups, pots, and small pans up to about 7 in (18 cm) in diameter. It’s a perfect match for our Compact Pot Set.
How much weight can the stove support?
It’s designed for lightweight cookware and works well with filled backpacking pots. Avoid heavy cast-iron or oversized pans.
How do I clean and maintain it?
Allow the stove to cool completely, tap out the ash, and wipe it down with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Heat discoloration is normal for stainless steel and does not affect performance.
Why is there a plastic film on the metal pieces?
This protective film prevents scratches during shipping. Peel it off before first use.
Will the metal warp or weaken over time?
The stainless steel panels are built to handle repeated high-heat cycles. Light discoloration or minor surface changes are normal, but the structure remains strong with proper use.