- Fuel: Iso Butane.
- Output: 2800 W / 10000 BTU/h.
- Boiling time: 3 min (+40 sec preheating).
- Ignition: Manual.
- Suitable for: 1-3 people.
- Size: 4.9 in. x 4.9 in. x 2.2 in.
- Weight: 8 oz.<.ul>
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Comments about Primus ClassicTrail Stove: I've used this on one Scout trip. It started right up and ran great at temperatures around freezing. Boiled a half liter of very cold water in five minutes. We also cooked sausage and hash browns over it. Used probably most of a JetBoil canister but we probably ran it for about an hour on high. Extremely easy to start and more stable (on a picnic table) than I expected.
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Comments about Primus ClassicTrail Stove: Bought this for my son. So he would have a stove when he goes out with the scouts. Great stove.
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Comments about Primus ClassicTrail Stove: This stove ROCKS !!! I have had 2 of them for years & bought 1 for my daughter. Light & compact. Boils water, soup & stew quickly. No reason to rough it with these. Hot tea or coffee or soup anywhere. Outstanding product & price from an outstanding company.
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Comments about Primus ClassicTrail Stove: Great product. Used on a recent 3 night trip backcountry on Cumberland island. Not a single issue. Wish it were a bit less bulky... BUT the bulk delivers serious stability. Boiled .5 liters faster than the pocket rocket my buddy was using. Very rugged construction and looks to be an excellent backcountry stove for years to come.
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Comments about Primus ClassicTrail Stove: Always room in my kayak for this stove and a canister or two. Boils water fast and has a larger flame area compared to some smaller / lighter models. Great value for the price.
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Comments about Primus ClassicTrail Stove: Have used on several AT hikes, one three night camping trip and have loaned to others for same. Cannot find Primus fuel cans, but it works with the other major suppliers. It's a little on the heavy side. The base and burner also screw apart (needed to fit in the small tote bag supplied with mine) and I worry about dropping it during assembly / disassembly (and thus getting the tiny jet fouled), but have not done so yet.
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Comments about Primus ClassicTrail Stove: Great stove for backpacking; minimal weight, very compact, and stands up to heavy use. With no wind it boils water in well under 3 minutes. It is a little susceptible to wind, but I haven't used a stove yet that isn't. Of the stoves I've used this one is the best! I would recommend this stove to anybody looking for an economical and extremely functionaly stove. It works so well that I feel no need to drink the Jet-Boil kool-aid.
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Comments about Primus ClassicTrail Stove: Great small stove but the valve would not completely
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Comments about Primus ClassicTrail Stove: Picked this up in need of last minute light stove for backpacking trip. Lights easily. Adjustable flame. Can burn rather hot when needed. It is a bit heavier than most, but packs in my mess kit. Attaches to most standard butane / propane stove tanks (all that I've tried).
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Could this stove hold the weight of a 6in cast iron skillet?Asked on 7/16/2012 by Matt from Cincinnati, OH1 answer
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That would probably work. Obviously it would take a longer time to heat the cast iron to cooking temperature.Answered on 7/24/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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I have cans of Butane Gas. Is this will work with this stove? If yes, do I need to get something else to attach it to the ignition? Thanks for replying.Asked on 6/26/2012 by Stella1 answer
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Most stoves have proprietary threads so you can not interchange gas canisters however occasionally you will find ones that are interchangeable. It is really a situation you won't know until you try.Answered on 6/28/2012 by Betty
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is there a stand that you can put under the fuel canister for more stability?Asked on 5/26/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
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No, there is no stand for added stability.Answered on 5/29/2012 by Betty
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Can I use a isobutane/propane fuel mix "jetboil" fuel with the primus classic trail stove?Asked on 3/31/2012 by Jamie from Boston, MA1 answer
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A jetboil fuel canister will work with the trail stove.Answered on 4/2/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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where can one purchase the igniter aka piezoAsked on 1/27/2012 by JH from Richmond, Va1 answer
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Campmor does not carry a separate piezo starter for this stove.Answered on 1/27/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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What is the burn time on an 8oz canister?Asked on 12/24/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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Burn time for an 8oz isopro- 1 hourAnswered on 12/26/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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After use does the fuel canister reseal? Or are they a one time use?Asked on 4/1/2011 by cms161 from Oklahoma2 answers
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Yes if you remove the stove from the canister the fuel canister will reseal.Answered on 4/1/2011 by Steve from CampmorA:
Yes. I believe these stoves use US standard valves like the CV 470 and you it is safe to remove the canister when still partially full.Answered on 11/3/2011 by Pliny from Hansville, WA
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Is fuel included?Asked on 2/5/2011 by Paul from Orlando, Fl1 answer
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The Primus ClassicTrail Stove does not come with fuel.Answered on 2/8/2011 by Bob from Campmor
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Is this compatible with most fuel cannisters? Something I could pick up at REI?Asked on 11/18/2010 by Anonymous from Apex, NC1 answer
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Primus Primus ClassicTrail Stove would accept any brand or size of isobutane canisters.Answered on 11/19/2010 by Steve from Campmor
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