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Crux Lite Solo Cook System
Optimus
Crux Lite Solo Cook System
$69.95
Description

  Ultralight cookware and stove

  The Crux Lite Solo Cook System from Optimus is a versatile package that includes the feather-light, precision-simmering Crux Lite stove and the Terra Solo Cook Set made for fast-and-light adventures. You can escape the urban jungle with a super light rucksack and still sup like a prince with this 272-g system. The tidy little bundle holds a pot with pour spot and a tough-as-nails fry pan (that doubles as a pot lid). Keep it neat in the mesh carry bag. Inside that, magically find room to also stash a folding spork and a 100-g gas cartridge too (both sold separately). Choose your tools: the stove, the cook set, or take it all when you escape the daily grind.

  WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical(s) which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information visit: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Description
Brand Name:
Optimus
Boil Time:
Approx. 3 min/1 L, depending on climate, altitude etc.
Volume:
0.6l
Weight:
272 g
Dimensions:
(mm) 136 × Ø 107
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
8019749
UPC:
604375197497
Other Features:
Fuel type: LPG Gas
Average burn time: Up to 90 min at maximum output (with 220 g of fuel)
Output: 3000W

KIT INCLUDES
• Crux Lite gas stove
• 0.6 L saucepan with pouring lip and measuring marks
• fry pan (lid)
• mesh storage bag
• nylon bag for Crux Lite
• user manual
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