Esbit Emergency Stove with Fuel
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- E-STOVE-EMERG
Description
Flat-Pack Emergency Stove
The Esbit Emergency Stove is a single sheet of stamped metal that folds up into a small stand for a cup or pot, with a solid fuel tablet burning underneath. It comes with three fuel tablets, so it is ready to heat water or warm food straight out of the pack. Folded down, it lies flat enough to slip into a vehicle kit, a bug-out bag or the back of a first aid pouch, where it costs almost no space until you need hot water.
Features
- Folds Flat For Storage — The stove is one stamped metal sheet that lies flat when packed, so it fits in places a canister stove will not.
- Fold-Up Pot Supports — Four shaped arms bend upward to form the walls of the stove and carry a cup or small pot over the flame.
- Recessed Fuel Platform — A pressed rectangle in the center of the base shows where the fuel tablet sits and keeps it in place.
- Ventilation Slots — Slots cut through the base and side walls let air reach the burning tablet.
- Three Fuel Tablets Included — A blister pack of three solid fuel tablets comes with the stove, so you have fuel from the first use.
- Individually Sealed Tablets — Each tablet sits in its own blister pocket, so you open only what you need and the rest stays sealed.
- Segmented Tablet Design — The tablet is molded in four sections, which lets you break off a smaller piece when you only need a short burn.
- Solid Fuel System — Solid tablets need no pressurized canister and no liquid fuel, so there is nothing to leak or spill in your pack.
Setup And Use
Setup is a matter of folding the side panels and arms up along their cut lines until the stove stands as an open box. Set a tablet on the recessed platform, light it, and place your cup or pot across the raised arms. When you are done and the metal has cooled, the sheet folds back down flat for the next time.
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everyone should have oneI keep one of these in my hiking pack and one in the garage with my emergency supplies. Used it on a camping trip when our main stove ran out of propane and it SAVED dinner lol. Heated up water for ramen in about 10 minutes which isnt bad at all for something this tiny. The metal feels sturdy enough even though its lightweight. I will say the fuel tabs have a kinda weird chemical smell when they burn but its not terrible and you get used to it. For the price this is a no brainer to just have around.
Built solid for how small it is, Great price for peace of mind
Takes a bit longer to heat stuff than a regular stove