Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 12.17 x 9.41 x 5.67 inches |
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Package Weight | 0.8 Kilograms |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 6.2 x 6 x 5.1 inches |
Item Weight | 1.4 Pounds |
Brand Name | Solo Stove |
Warranty Description | Limited |
Model Name | Solo Stove & Pot 900 |
Color | Stainless Steel |
Material | Stainless Steel |
Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
Manufacturer | Solo Stove |
Part Number | SS1-P1 |
Included Components | item |
Size | One Size |
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Solo Stove Lite & Pot 900 Set: Portable, Wood Burning Campstove + 900 ml Pot | Incl. Nylon Sack, For 1-2 People, 304 Stainless Steel, Compact (packed): 11,9 x 11,5 cm
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Brand | Solo Stove |
Fuel Type | Wood |
Material | Stainless Steel |
Product Dimensions | 4.7"L x 4.7"W x 4.5"H |
Power Source | Gas Powered |
Item Weight | 1.4 Pounds |
About this item
- GEAR OF THE YEAR WINNER - RECOMMENDED BY BACKPACKER MAGAZINE. The Solo Stove is the most popular wood-burning backpacking stove recommended by Backpacker Magazine and serious survivalists including Discovery Channel’s Matt Graham. Winner of 2014 Gear of the Year award from 50 Campfires & Section Hiker.
- PATENTED DESIGN - LESS SMOKE. The patented design features a unique double wall that creates ultra-clean gasification and a secondary combustion. This allows fuel to burn more completely and with less smoke.
- FUEL IS FREE. No more spending money on white gas or expensive liquid canister fuel. Solo Stoves use twigs, leaves, pinecones and wood as fuel. Free up more space in your backpack and eliminate the need to carry heavy, polluting and expensive canister fuels.
- LIGHTWEIGHT & FAST BOIL TIME. Boils water in 8-10 mins (34 fl oz water). 4.25" Diameter, 3.8"/5.7” tall (packed/assembled). Solo Stove weighs only 9 oz. Made of premium stainless steel and nichrome wire. Nylon stuff sack included.
- COMPACT SPACE SAVING DESIGN. The compact Solo Stove design nests inside the companion Solo Stove Pot 900 (included) leaving you with more room in your backpack. Solo Stove Pot 900 is 4.5” (height), 4.7” (diameter). Weight 7.8 oz. Max volume 30oz.
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Unique Technology
Perfectly placed ventilation holes and the double wall ensure the signature 360° Airflow and a low-smoke fire
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Durable
Made of 304 stainless steel, our products are sturdy, weather resistant and ready to use right out of the box.
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Wood Burning
Gas or propane are history. Our products are powered only by wood.
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Portable
With accessories designed to nest inside, the fire pits are made to accompany you on your next adventure.
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About Us
We strive to create the best designed and easiest to use outdoor products that help you to reconnect to what matters most. Our line of wood-burning fire pits allow you to have a low smoke fire anywhere, anytime! With a burn that is so efficient there is way less smoke than traditional fire pits, allowing you to enjoy your time around the fire.
Product Description
The Ultimate Backpacking Stove
Why Solo Stove?
All Solo Stoves burn hotter fires using less fuel with Solo Stove’s patented design and unique secondary combustion. Our lightweight and compact wood burning stoves are recommended by Backpacker Magazine and serious survivalists including Discovery Channel's Matt Graham. Solo Stove won the Gear of the Year award from 50 Campfires & Section Hiker and is a must have for all serious backpackers, survivalists, and campers.
Unique Airflow System
Designed with a double wall, the Solo Stove has unique airflow properties which makes it extremely efficient. The air intake holes on the bottom of the stove channel air to the bottom of the fire while at the same time, channels warm air up between the walls of the stove. This burst of preheated oxygen feeding back into the firebox through the smaller holes at the top of the stove causes a secondary combustion. This allows the fire to burn more complete which is why there is very little smoke during full burn. A more efficient burn also means you'll use much less wood compared to an open camp fire.
Pot 900 Features
01. Volume Markings
02. Easy Pour Spout
03. Easy to Use Lid
04. Double Fold Out Handles
Solo Stove Lite Tech Specs
Packed size: Height 6.7 inches, Width 7 inches
Assembled size: Height 9.25 inches, Width 7 inches
Weight: 2.2 lbs
Materials: 304 stainless steel, nichrome wire
Pot 900 Tech Specs
Weight: 7.8 oz
Height: 4.5 inches, Diameter: 4.7 inches
Material: Food Grade 304 stainless steel
Max Volume: 30oz
Approved by Experts
Unique Construction
Using our patented design and specialized construction process, we have created one of the most efficient wood burning stoves, and safest cook pots you'll ever own. This combo is built to last, made out of premium/food grade 304 stainless steel.
The Perfect Pair
The Solo Stove Lite was built with our Solo Stove Pot 900 in mind. This pair is surely the most versatile and portable backpack cooking set.
Wood Burning Stove
Our stoves are burn wood cleanly and efficiently. Using wood allows us to find fuel wherever our adventures take us. Any dry twigs, pinecones or leaves will burn but for optimum efficiency we recommend dry hard woods.
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ASIN | B008W0MJJU |
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Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #337,782 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #815 in Camping Stoves |
Date First Available | August 11, 2012 |
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Customers like the quality, efficiency, performance, weight and size of the portable stove. For example, they mention that it's well made, efficient, performs flawlessly, is light weight and that it fits nicely in a day pack. That said, some complain about the size.
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Customers are satisfied with the quality of the portable stove. They mention that it is well-made, tough, and a good workhorse. The stove is stable and produces good heat. Some say that it's a foolproof wood-gas stove that lasts quite a while. Overall, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.
"...Pros:-Very easy, very fun, very foolproof wood-gas stove-Burns clean (less smoke), burns efficiently-..." Read more
"...This is a very well thought out, easy to use product and is a MUST for any serious backpacker!..." Read more
"...and pot combo is a better option because the stainless steel construction is virtually indestructible...." Read more
"...If so, get this and bring it with you! It’s light weight, durable and very handy to have on hand! Worth the money!" Read more
Customers like the efficiency of the portable stove. They mention that it burns very efficiently, making a hot fire that boils water quickly. The flame is very strong, and it's fun to keep it fed with twigs and sticks. The hardwood charcoal burns long and is light to pack in a ziplock bag. The stove cools off quick enough, and burns fuel completely with little left but white. One load of fuel is enough to heat the water, and the product really cooks.
"...The flame was very strong and it was actually a lot of fun to keep it fed with nothing but a few twigs every thirty seconds to a minute...." Read more
"...a mostly steady stream of twigs to keep it going, though it burns very efficiently. This thing gets HOT with just a few twigs...." Read more
"...Because of it's design, the flame gets concentrated on the bottom of the pot and, although I never timed it, I never felt like I was waiting around..." Read more
"...The flame quality is superb because of the engineered post combustion air vents and the fact that the initial combustion has proper air flow at the..." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the performance of the portable stove. They mention that it works well, performs flawlessly, and is very compact once the burner is placed inside. The included pot works well and functions well together. The stove and pot size are multi functional, sturdy, and useful. Overall, customers are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.
"...This stove performed like a champ. I brought some esbit cubes but I never had to use them, I could always get a wood fire going in this thing...." Read more
"...started and to feed (more of a challenge than the Emberlit), but it works very well...." Read more
"...The Solo Stove performed beautifully...." Read more
"...It performed even better than I expected or hoped...." Read more
Customers find the weight of the portable stove to be light. They say it's easy to pack, and the charcoal burns long. The product is simple, light, tough, and does exactly what it'd be expected to do. It's a bit thin, which helps portability. Customers also mention that the stove and pot nest together in a small package.
"...It's a bit thin, which helps portability, I just hope that it will not rust with use.To summarize pros /cons:Pros:..." Read more
"...Decent weight as a set (though a titanium pot would be lighter) and the stove nests well into the pot...." Read more
"...If so, get this and bring it with you! It’s light weight, durable and very handy to have on hand! Worth the money!" Read more
"...For the Solo Stove, it's lighter, smaller, quieter (as in silent other than the noise of the fire itself), doesn't need any maintenance between uses..." Read more
Customers like the size of the portable stove. They say it's small enough that the whole kit stows inside itself, and it fits nicely in their day pack. The design is great, and the size and weight are perfect. The pot is a great size, and both the stove and the pot fit perfectly inside the pot. It saves space and nests into itself, making it easy to carry. Customers also appreciate the nicely matched stove and pot size that functions well together. The diameter is 3.5 inches and fits perfectly on the wire mesh, and has room inside for matches and small fire starters.
"...-Burns clean (less smoke), burns efficiently- Very compact and lightweight package...." Read more
"...The pot is a great size, too. A full pot of water could give me 2 cups of coffee or a single cup of coffee + enough water to rehydrate a meal...." Read more
"...The Solo Stove and Solo Pot both come with storage bags. The stove fits perfectly (with or without bag) inside the pot, so the total size is no..." Read more
"...The amount of fuel required to boil 1 1/2 liters of water was surprisingly small, which impressed young and old in our group...." Read more
Customers like that the portable stove is eco-friendly. They say it's an amazing little stove for backpacking, that just requires small sticks. Customers also say it works well and can serve as a backup stove.
"...is a very well thought out, easy to use product and is a MUST for any serious backpacker! I'm in LOVE!!!" Read more
"...My verdict: this is a great stove and pot kit for any hiker, backpacker, or motorcycle camper...." Read more
"...It’s light weight, durable and very handy to have on hand! Worth the money!" Read more
"...For the Biolite, it kicks out more heat and can be used to grill (with the attachment, which allows fuel to be fed in while in use)...." Read more
Customers like the ease of use of the portable stove. They say it's simple and easy to set up. Some say that it doesn't take much practice to get things going. The stove is lightweight and compact. It's easy to get a fire going so you can boil water for a cup of coffee or tea.
"...To summarize pros /cons:Pros:-Very easy, very fun, very foolproof wood-gas stove-Burns clean (less smoke), burns efficiently-..." Read more
"...This is a very well thought out, easy to use product and is a MUST for any serious backpacker! I'm in LOVE!!!" Read more
"...Very short time for that amount of water to reach a boil...." Read more
"...Well designed and easy to use. It is simple to get a fire going so you can boil water for a cup of coffee or tea, use the hot water in a freeze-..." Read more
Customers like the boil time of the portable stove. For example, they say it's remarkably efficient and can boil water with a large handful of twigs. That said, some say it boils water quickly.
"...It boils water quickly, too...." Read more
"...Usage: This is good for boiling a pot of liquid. Anything beyond that is going to get inconvenient...." Read more
"...On the plus side, (1) the stove is remarkably efficient. A small amount of wood goes a long way...." Read more
"...Heats water very fast.Cons:Doesn't burn for a long period of time...." Read more
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I heard about the Solo Stove from some blog/website about ideal Bug out Bag equipment. When I heard that it used the same basic set up as a rocket stove, I was pretty stoked. The idea behind a rocket stove (and the Solo Stove, of course) that makes it unique is secondary combustion. Without getting too technical (and I'll probably be wrong, so feel free to look up the terms and correct me on the specifics), secondary combustion and gasification is the process of burning a fuel (wood / twigs / pinecones) to release a gas. This gas/smoke is then channeled back into the burning chamber to burn/combust a second time. This results in a clean(er) burn, as though you are actually 'cooking' the smoke into an efficient heat.
In fact, when I took this stove into my backyard and collected nothing more than a handful of fallen twigs off the ground, I was able to get a very, very serious and efficient flame. I was able to boil a little under four cups of water with VERY little fuel. And, I might be crazy, but both my friend and I swore we could smell an almost gas-like scent from the burning wood. The flame was very strong and it was actually a lot of fun to keep it fed with nothing but a few twigs every thirty seconds to a minute. It's really something to see. The holes drilled into the inner wall seem to channel air (Or the gas) back into the burning chamber directly below the pot and it almost looks like they are gas-burners. Like each hole channels flame back into the cooking chamber.
As I said, it burned clean, it burned hot, and it burned VERY efficiently. The fact that the stove nests into the very adequately sized pot is just the icing on the cake. It's lightweight but I feel sturdy enough to last for a long time. It's a bit thin, which helps portability, I just hope that it will not rust with use.
To summarize pros /cons:
Pros:
-Very easy, very fun, very foolproof wood-gas stove
-Burns clean (less smoke), burns efficiently
- Very compact and lightweight package. The way that everything fits and packs together is brilliant and so convenient.
-Pot is sturdy with nice handles (that can get hot, watch out) and a nice lid.
Cons:
-Let's be honest, the price. I didn't like paying nearly 100 dollars for a stove, but I'd pack this over disposable non-reusable propane stoves any day of the week. If it lasts as long as I think it will, it's worth it definitely. There really is nothing like this stove for personal, backpacking use.
-I did say it burned clean and it does. It doesn't produce as much smoke as any wood-burning stove I've ever used. BUT it will char your pot's bottom and get dirty in the burning chamber. The little pot holder that sits atop the stove itself gets real dirty and I wouldn't really dare to try and clean it roughly. It's very thin and has more than a couple protrusions.
- The pot is built very sturdy, but there are definitely thin sheets of metal in the stove element. As I said above, the pot holder unit is VERY thin and lightweight. I feel like it could bend. And the stove element would be a pain to clean if you're into keeping everything carbon/char free. I, personally, am not one of these people.
So is it worth the price? It depends what you're looking for. For me, to have a portable rocket stove, heck yes. Worth it and more. Time will tell of it's durability. I'll update in the future, one way or another.
The first night out with the stove, it was a little breezy, so I took a little extra time gathering and sorting tinder according to size, mostly using dry, dead hemlock and white pine branches, gathering a handful of pencil-lead size, pencil size and pinky size twigs. With a few strikes with my new Light My Fire firesteel on a crumpled piece of toilet paper, and a few pencil lead sized sticks I had a nice little fire going. After adding a few pencil size twigs, I was ready to start boiling my water. The stove requires that you keep a mostly steady stream of twigs to keep it going, though it burns very efficiently. This thing gets HOT with just a few twigs. A full 32oz of cold stream water took 10 minutes or so at around 35 degrees with slight breeze and no windscreen. The stove boiled 64 ounces of water with the initial fuel that I gathered, roughly a handful of each size.
HERE's THE KICKER: My girlfriend, on her first ever true outdoor excursion EVER, woke up early the next morning before me, gathered fuel, and using a Vaseline-soaked cotton ball and a lighter, got the Solo Stove going her first try, at a breezy 25 degrees! Though she watched me the night before, she has ZERO experience starting fires in the woods, and boiled another 64 ounces of water while I slept! Now THAT'S impressive.
Decent weight as a set (though a titanium pot would be lighter) and the stove nests well into the pot. The pot, however, does not measure in 8 oz increments, and measures in 5 oz increments (0, 5, 10, 15, etc) but it's pretty easy to guesstimate. Besides, I bet your nalgene has 8oz marks on it ;) This is a very well thought out, easy to use product and is a MUST for any serious backpacker! I'm in LOVE!!!
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楽しいのひと言。
網の格子がいびつだったので問合せしましたが、回答は問題なし。ロストル使ってみましたが使用はやはり問題なし。
これにかける準備の時間とか全てが楽しく、本当に完全燃焼。
コロナ禍の趣味として定着です。
Reviewed in Canada on May 14, 2016
Attention à ne plus toucher le réchaud une fois allumé sous peine d'avoir de jolis tatouages aux doigts après.
Si je devais trouver quelque chose à redire, je dirai la taille qui est légèrement trop petite à mon goût (pas évident de faire rentrer un paquet de pâtes dans le pot et un pot plus grand serait très instable sur les petites piques). Le prix également, un poil onéreux mais s'il tient 10 ans on est bon.
Die Effizienz des Solo Stove, was Hitzeübertragung und Brennmaterialmenge angeht, ist meines Erachtens sehr gut und übersteigt - gerade bei Kochen mit aufgelegtem Deckel des Solo Pot - auch deutlich die von Kai Sackmann im Video getroffenen Angaben (er kocht - warum auch immer - in seinem Test das Wasser ohne aufgelegtem Deckel).
Der Solo Pot mit der Verstaubarkeit des Stove im Pot ist hinsichtlich des Packmaßes super. Ich stecke immer schon trockenes Material zuhause in den Innenraum des Stove, um bei Regen weitestgehend von noch zu suchendem Brennmaterial unabhängig zu sein. Der Pot ist sehr gut verarbeitet, die Feststellbarkeit des Deckel-Henkels funktioniert prima und die auf den ersten Blick etwas dünn wirkende Isolierung des Deckel-Henkels reicht völlig aus.
Bin restlos begeistert, das Set funktioniert tadellos, ist gut zu reinigen, hoch effizient, bietet auch bei Wind einen sehr guten Flammenschutz und das Material/die Fertigung scheint mir tadellos. Ähnliche Lösungen/Kombis mag es für weniger Geld geben, allerdings schienen mir diese weniger gut aufeinander abgestimmt oder in der Fertigung oftmals deutlich weniger aufwendig - ist irgendwo auch subjektiv, auf was man eben mehr Wert legt. Würde ich sofort im Set wieder kaufen!