Small, compact and tested to the limits: The Esbit pocket stove (also Esbit stove) is a well-known product from our brand. The folding stove is particularly practical. It takes up little space in your backpack and is also lightweight. As the name suggests, it fits in your pocket on longer trips if necessary. The matching solid fuel to light the pocket stove is also included. It fits inside the stove for a small pack size.Burning time of the solid fuel tablets (depending on Esbit stove and ambient conditions)4 g approx. 5 min5 g approx. 7 min14 g approx. 12 min27 g approx. 15 minFunctional design: On the one hand, the Esbit stove can be set up in a few simple steps. Depending on the design, you can adjust the stove position to two or three angles. On the other hand, it is also versatile: you can use mugs and pans to cook on the pocket stove.Esbit stoves are made of electrolytically galvanized steel and are available in three sizes (small, large & with windshield). In the version with a windbreak, the burning solid fuel tablet is even better protected from the ambient conditions. Above all, however, the protection also ensures that the pot has a secure base. On your outdoor tours, the Esbit stove is ideal for heating water, for example for preparing dehydrated trekking food. You also benefit from the fact that solid fuel burns quietly and produces no visible smoke when bushcrafting. It is also particularly durable and reliable. This makes it an important part of your survival equipment or emergency backpack and also serves as a firelighter. Safety warnings: Risk of burns due to hot surfaces! Hot surfaces might cause burns in case of touching them. Do not touch the stove while it is used. Do not touch the stove after use until it has cooled down completely. Fire hazard due to open fire! Fires may cause severe damage or injury to property and persons. Use the stove only on a level, solid and flameproof surface. Use the stove only if no combustible objects are in the immediate vicinity of it. The stove may only be used outdoors. Do not use the stove inside a tent or similar. Use the stove only in an area that is sheltered from the wind. Do not knock against the stove while it is boiling. Make sure that the flame extinguishes. Never leave the stove unattended during its use. Children do not recognise the risks which might occur when the stove is used in an improper way. Never allow children to use the stove when they are unattended. Keep children away from the stove when it is in use or heated. People with limited mental or physical capabilities should never use the stove when they are alone or only after being instructed to do so.
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