Why this one
GearLab recommends the Deluxe for simmering real meals. Its permanent pot supports and controllable burner suit heating simple food; the price includes a separately ordered fuel cartridge.
Specifications and sources
What independent testers found
Outdoor GearLab, Zach Lovell
The Deluxe is recommended for lightweight simmering, with a broad burner and secure folding supports. Its igniter sometimes needed repeated clicks, and wind still affected performance.
Outdoor GearLab, Zach Lovell test ↗, checked 2026-10-29
What owners report
Owners repeatedly praise compact packing, adjustable heat and simmering. Reports about wind performance and the igniter vary, so carry a separate means of lighting it.
Limits and cautions
- Outdoor use only. Carbon monoxide can kill: never use in a house, tent, garage or other enclosed space.
- The shop link opens the stove, not a bundle. Add the separate 450 g IsoPro cartridge listed in the research note.
- A compatible saucepan and backup lighter are not included. Do not enclose a canister-mounted stove in a windscreen.
- No matched 1 L fuel-consumption comparison was verified; maker boil times cannot be compared with GearLab half-litre tests.
Use outdoors only, away from doors, windows and vents. Never use in a home, tent, garage or enclosed space: carbon monoxide can kill.
See it in use
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