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Optimus
Stove Stand
$39.95
Description

  The Optimus Stove Stand is essential on snow, sand and gravel, providing increased stove stability for safer cooking. This lightweight, foldable stand grips firmly to stove feet.

  Stoves and fuel not included.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Optimus
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
8021083
Weight:
57 g / 2.0 oz
Dimensions:
138 x 105 x 8 mm (packed)
210 x 210 mm (in operation)
Material:
Hard-anodized aluminum
Compatibility:
Optimus Polaris, Optimus Nova, Optimus Vega, and others
Other Features:
  • Essential on snow, sand and gravel
  • Durable anodized surface
  • Increases stove stability for safer cooking
  • Folds flat to 8 mm
  • Lightweight
  • Grips firmly to stove feet
  • Stowable in storage bag of Optimus Polaris, Optimus Nova, Optimus Vega and other stoves
  • Stoves and fuel not included
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