British Army FireDragon Multi-Fuel Stove
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Description
Packable Field Cooker
The FireDragon Multi-Fuel Stove is a flat-folding aluminum cooker built to heat a mess tin or canteen cup in the field. It collapses to roughly the size of a thin box so it drops into a pack or pocket, then opens out in seconds by pivoting the two lids and dropping in the separate windshield. The hinged lids double as pot supports, holding your pan steady above the flame. Fuel is not included, so you choose what to burn: solid fuel tablets, wood, or other field fuels that drop into the central fuel receiver.
Features
- Multi-Fuel Design — The central fuel receiver takes solid fuel tablets, wood, or similar field fuels, so you are not tied to one supply.
- Flat-Folding Body — The cooker collapses to a slim box shape that slides into a pack, pocket, or the base of a mess kit.
- Pivoting Lids As Pot Supports — The two hinged lids swing outward and lock the frame open, then hold a canteen cup or mess tin above the flame.
- Removable Windshield — A separate aluminum panel slides into the open cooker to shield the flame from wind and steady the heat.
- Riveted Aluminum Construction — The frame is built from folded aluminum panels joined with rivets, keeping it light enough to carry all day.
- No Fuel Priming Needed — Drop fuel in the receiver, light it when safe, and set your pot on top. There is nothing to pump or prime.
- Fits Standard Mess Kits — Sized to support a canteen cup or issue mess tin, the two mainstays of a field cook setup.
- Fuel Not Included — Supplied as the stove and windshield only, so you can match fuel to the trip and the local rules.
Setup And Use
Setup follows six steps printed on the box. Pivot the lids outward to open the cooker, then slide the windshield into place: the two outer lips drop over the sidewall, the inner section sits inside, and the single lip stays outside. Close the lids down onto the windshield, set the cooker on flat non-flammable ground, and load fuel into the receiver. Light it only when it is safe to do so, then place your canteen cup or mess tin on top. It is sized for one-pot field cooking, which makes it a practical pick for camping, hiking, and keeping in a pack or vehicle kit.
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Tough folding cooker worth every pennyRan about twenty burns with this FireDragon so far. No issues at all and it beats carrying a full size stove.
Heavy duty
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Compact and burns cleanTook this on a 3-day bushcraft course in Snowdonia and it boiled my mess tin water on a single FireDragon block in about six minutes (the removable windshield actually channels heat better than I expected). The stainless body folds completely flat and stores two fuel blocks inside so it fits right in my go-bag without wasting space. Ive been testing it with hexamine too and it burns just as clean.
Folds flat with fuel storage inside
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Better than my USGI canteen cup stoveI've got drawers full of surplus stoves USGI canteen cup, Swedish Trangia, Esbit, you name it. This Firedragon might be my favorite for actually using vs collecting. The windscreen is the key feature. My USGI stove needs a separate windscreen or the flame blows everywhere. This has it built in, folds with the stove, no extra parts. Also holds a bigger pot more stable did a full 1L boil for ramen with no drama. No fuel included, which was clear in the listing. Using Esbit 14g tablets, getting about 12 minute burns, enough for two cups of water in cool weather.
Shipping was fast, stove was wrapped in paper inside a padded envelope. For $5 I'm buying a second for my hiking pack.
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Best tiny stove for backpacking.I took this out on a weekend trip and it worked great for boiling water. It is super light and fits right in my pocket without taking up any space. The side walls really help keep the flame going even when it is a bit windy outside.
Very lightweight design
Fits in a pocket -
Stove- GoodFuel is a little more problematic. You can: 1. Use esbit (stinky and expensive) 2, Use the British issue alcohol cubes (expensive and sorta hard to find) 3. Fill the fuel trough with hand sanitizing gel. Get as high an alcohol percentage as possible, and unscented works better. IDK, maybe you'll like the scented kind- try 'em both.
Cheap. Will warm up a canteen cup of water for tea, coffee, hot chocolate. A wind screen will help efficiency.
Fuel can be a challenge, but I discussed the work around on that above.
Don't be ridiculous and expect it to heat over a canteen cup of water.
For heating water, not really meant to cook on.