Backpacks | Crux Weekend Cook System

Optimus

Crux Weekend Cook System

$99.95

Description

　　The versatile Optimus Crux Weekend Cook System will keep a well-fed smile on your face. Weighing in at an ultralight 372 g total, this set includes the feather-light Crux cooking wonder, plus the entire superlight Weekend Cook Set with two pieces of cookware: A pot with pour spout and a tough-as-nails fry pan (that doubles as a pot lid). All now with a non-stick coating. A simple mesh carry bag packs it right and tight. Take just the stove, just the cook set, or everything.

　　Fuel not included.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand:

Optimus

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

8021119

Gas:

Butane/propane/isobutane canisters

Burn time:

90 min max. at full power (230 g gas cartridge)

Boil time:

3 minutes for 0.8 L water (approx.) depending on climate, altitude etc.

Power:

3,000 Watt | 10,200 BTU/h

Weight:

372 g / 13.1 oz

Dimensions:

4.9 x 5.9 in. / 124 x 149 mm (packed)

Material:

Stove: stainless steel, aluminum
Pots: hard-anodized aluminum

Includes:

Crux gas stove, 0.95 L saucepan with pouring lip and measuring marks, fry pan (lid), canister stand, mesh storage bag and neoprene sleeve for Crux

Other Features:

Efficient 3-piece cooking system consisting of Optimus Crux gas stove and the Terra Weekend Cook Set
Powerful and stable 3000 W burner
Large burner head for optimal heat distribution
Precise flame control – simmering without burning
Non-stick coated Terra Weekend Cook Set of hard-anodized aluminum
Short boil time and low gas consumption
Offers perfect space for a 230 g gas cartridge and a folding spork (both sold separately)
Canister Stand increases stove stability for safer cooking

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