Tupike Portable Stove

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Story

Class up the campsite, with a portable stove that might be nicer than the one in your kitchen at home. This two-burner camp stove has a stainless-steel body and pot supports, with oak trim. Lock the legs into position, raise the lid, unfold the windscreens, and get cooking.

(L) 18.7” x (W) 11.6” x (H) 3.2”
Weight: 9.5 lbs
Stainless-steel body, steel folding legs, oak details, brass fittings
Folding lid, 2 burners, non-stick griddle, piezoelectric ignition
Compatible with all iso/butane canisters
Gas not included

About Primus

Steeped in Swedish engineering, Primus has been globally recognized for pioneering outdoor cooking since 1892. Since then their innovative products have made countless expeditions possible through outstanding quality and performance: a Primus stove accompanied Roald Amundsen when he was the first person to reach the South Pole on 14 December 1911. Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay used a Primus on Mount Everest when they climbed the summit on 29 May 1953.

Story
Class up the campsite, with a portable stove that might be nicer than the one in your kitchen at home. This two-burner camp stove has a stainless-steel body and pot supports, with oak trim. Lock the legs into position, raise the lid, unfold the windscreens, and get cooking.
(L) 18.7” x (W) 11.6” x (H) 3.2”

Weight: 9.5 lbs

Stainless-steel body, steel folding legs, oak details, brass fittings

Folding lid, 2 burners, non-stick griddle, piezoelectric ignition

Compatible with all iso/butane canisters

Gas not included
About Primus
Steeped in Swedish engineering, Primus has been globally recognized for pioneering outdoor cooking since 1892. Since then their innovative products have made countless expeditions possible through outstanding quality and performance: a Primus stove accompanied Roald Amundsen when he was the first person to reach the South Pole on 14 December 1911. Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay used a Primus on Mount Everest when they climbed the summit on 29 May 1953.