Solo Stove (SOLO STOVE) Solo Stove Lite (SOLO STOVE LITE)

The smallest model recommended for solo camping

-Solo Stove's unique secondary combustion
Boils water in approximately 8 to 10 minutes (for 950 ml of water)
- Low smoke when burning
・A nature stove that can be used to make a bonfire using twigs and firewood
・Comes with a grate for easy cooking
・Can be stacked with a cooker sold separately

"Light" that can be easily stored in a backpack

Solo Stove, the pioneer of secondary combustion stoves

The Solo Stove is a nature stove that boasts extremely high combustion efficiency thanks to its unique double structure.
This campfire pit can easily be started using natural fuels such as twigs that are found around the house, making it relatively easy to use even for beginners who don't have much experience with campfires.
The Solo Stove, which is also known as a secondary combustion stove, is characterized by its beautiful flame that you can watch forever and its stylish circular design. It continues to fascinate many people.
The six sizes of the product and the wide range of accessories available allow you to choose the perfect fit for your needs, further expanding the range of enjoyment.

The mechanism of "secondary combustion" for efficient combustion

When firewood is placed inside and lit, the air taken in through the vent at the bottom undergoes primary combustion, and the heated air then passes through the double walls and exits through the vent at the top for secondary combustion, allowing for very efficient fuel burning.
There is little incomplete combustion, so there is little smoke, and you can enjoy a beautiful flame to the fullest. Also, the ash burns so smoothly that it is very easy to clean up, and there is also the advantage that there is little odor that sticks to clothes.
*In recent years, many imitations of the Solo Stove that boast secondary combustion have been appearing on the market. Please be careful when purchasing.

The smallest and lightest camp stove

Among Solo Stove's core products is the Camp Stove series, a compact model ideal for cooking. The Lite is Solo Stove's first product and a memorable model. It's the most compact of the three models, and is recommended for solo camping, mountain climbing, and other activities where you want to keep your luggage small.
This is the smallest model, with a diameter of approximately 10.8 cm, making it easy to burn twigs and wood chips, and suitable for simple cooking such as boiling water or heating something.
Its size means it won't get in the way inside your backpack, so you can take it with you in a variety of places, such as on hikes, picnics, or even slip it into your disaster preparedness bag.

"Light" suitable for minimal cooking

The "Lite" model is ideal for use with a minimum number of people, and can boil approximately 950ml of water in about 8 to 10 minutes. It can be used with natural fuels or with an alcohol burner attached inside the unit.
Its very compact size makes it suitable for placing small cookware such as a pot, and it is the perfect size for boiling water or making soup.
Because it is compact, you need to prepare a small amount of fuel, so once the fire is going, keep burning it. It can be busy, but that's part of the fun of having a light.
The Pot 900 , made of durable stainless steel and perfectly matched in size, makes cooking easier, and the Light itself can be stacked inside the Pot for easy transport. We also recommend using the Windscreen for added comfort.
*We also have the " Light + Pot 900 [Combo] " which comes as a set with the Pot 900 main unit.

Functional beauty created by robust stainless steel

The Solo Stove is made with a unique one-piece construction made from lightweight, durable, high-quality stainless steel, making it a one-of-a-kind fire pit that combines minimal beauty and functionality. The double-walled construction of the body prevents heat from transferring to the ground, making it suitable for use anywhere.
Bring out your Solo Stove and enjoy the ever-watching secondary combustion flames.
*For safety reasons, when using the stove in areas with lots of dead leaves or weeds, please remove them as much as possible from the surrounding area. Camp stoves can also be used on lawns or wooden decks, but please be aware that prolonged use can damage the ground. In addition to the heat it can cause to the ground, firewood can break and ashes can fly, so please take care when managing your campfire.