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Profile Duo Stove & Grill
Primus
Profile Duo Stove & Grill
$169.95
Description

  This classic single-burner stove and grill feeds the family (and even the extended family) with ease. This robust campsite workhorse can easily hold a heavy pot, with stew for the group, while offering a skillet to toast up some garlic bread on the side.

  Each burner lights up easily with the built-in Piezo igniter and has a separate control knob to fine-tune the flame. The burners offer a 12,000 BTU (3360W) flame that can boil a liter of water in three minutes. In windy conditions, the side windscreens can be extended out to ensure a steady flame.

  When it is time to head home, the stove can be folded down and locked closed keeping any mess in the stove, not in your vehicle. Carry this camping stove anywhere with the integrated handle: to the boat, summer house, or park.

  WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead and lead compounds, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Description
Brand:
Primus
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
319570
Fuel Type:
Propane Canisters
Stove Igniter:
Piezo Igniter
Weight:
12 lbs
BTUs:
3360+2850 W (12,000+9700 BTU/h)
Dimensions:
23.2 x 11.8 x 3.7 in.
Other Features:
  • Burner on one side and grill grate on the other cooks multiple ways at once
  • Can easily hold heavy pots to cook for a group
  • Piezo ignition, no lighter required
  • The lid and side windscreens ensure steady heat for cooking, even in windy conditions
  • Locks closed with integrated carrying handles for easy transport
  • Fuel hose and connector included
  • Uses 1lb propane canister (not included)
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