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Svea Stove
Optimus
Svea Stove
$134.95
Description

  The original classic stove; durable, light, and simple

  Around nearly since Optimus was founded more than a century ago, the Svea stove has been a cult classic for light-and-fast climbers and alpinists for decades. Its simple design in nearly bulletproof solid brass keeps it rugged too: the lid doubles as your cook pot. No loose parts to misplace. And the handle serves as a maintenance tool. A built-in cleaning needle helps you keep the flame burning and that pot of nourishment simmering. The exacting flame control lets you unpack your kit while the soup simmers, but you can get it boiling hard quickly when you can't wait. Great for solos, high-altitude adventures (uses white gas for best efficiency), or anytime super light is super right.

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Description
Brand Name:
Optimus
Fuel Type:
White Gas
BTUs:
1400
Stove System:
Stove System with Pots
Boil Time:
7 min for 1 liter of water
Stove Igniter:
No Igniter
Weight:
550 g / 19.4 oz
Dimensions:
130 x 100 mm / 5.12 x 3.94 in
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
8016279
UPC:
879853001232
Other Features:
• Classical, lightweight stove of solid brass
• This stove is renowned for its performance at high altitudes
• Self pressurized tank, no pump needed
• Ideal for solo and high-altitude mountaineering tours and wherever packing volume and weight are critical
-- Burning time: up to 50 minutes at full output and one filling (with 0.12 L fuel)
-- Material: Brass, aluminum
-- Content: Burner, valve and small cooking pot (lid)
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