Tiny and ultralight, weighs only 28 gm (1 oz) and excellent choice for backpacking. Easy to use and fast-boiling performance. Simply turn it on, light and start cooking. Fully adjustable flame lets you cook meals from a rolling boil to a slow simmer; control valve turns easily. Serrated pot supports prevent UltraPress® or any pot from shifting; folds up unbelievably tiny for travel. Includes replacement o-ring and stuff sack to protect cookware and contents of your pack. Fuel not included.

Adjustable Flame: 9200 BTU Fuel (Not Included): Isobutane-propane Weight: 1 oz (28 g) Height: 2” (5 cm) Width: 1.2” (3 cm) Surface: 2.7” (7 cm) O-ring Size: O.D. 12mm, I.D. 8mm, Wire Gauge 2mm Durable and corrosion resistant Materials: Titanium Alloy, Magnesium Aluminum Alloy & Copper Alloy Manufacturer: Pathfinder Origin: Made in China

Titanium Camp Stove - 28 gm

Name: Titanium Camp Stove - 28 gm
Brand: PATHFINDER
SKU: 522-CS-TI28
Price: 22.95 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

Overall rating: 4.798077 / 5 from 104 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Titanium Camp Stove is a lightweight and compact backpacking stove, praised for its minimal space requirement and effective heating. Customers highlight its perfect size and super light weight, making it a great companion for outdoor cooking.

Summary topics

Space Requirement: 7%
Weight: 12%
Size: 9%
Lightness: 7%

Review topics: [size, weight, bag, price, performance, quality, looks, works, stove, light, space, water, meal, haven’t, addition, compact, boiling, grayl, piece of kit, gem].

Review highlights

"It is super light, coming in at 1 ounce, and you have to appreciate those little things when weight means something." — Steven H.
"The size is unbelievable and the weight is some kind of magic." — Johnny P.
"Unbelievably small compact and super light" — John G.

Reviews

MIGHTY MOUSE

"I bought this stove, not because I needed one but because I was intrigued by its size and made from Ti. Well it’s awesome, small compact and great for my bug-out bag."

— Tom P. (5/5)

The size and weight is

"The size and weight is amazingly small and the output is great. The only downside side is that an external source is needed to ignite the stove. As where my other stove has a built in piezo electric igniter. The only other small recommendation would be to use a brighter storage bag for easier locating inside your backpack. The black bag with the small size can get lost in there."

— scott b. (5/5)

Titanium camp stove

"I love the size and weight of this stove."

— Michael S. (5/5)

Ultra Ultralight

"Super cool, simple easy to use and ultra ultralight"

— Gabriel J. (5/5)

Cons--it's more vulnerable to wind

"Cons--it's more vulnerable to wind than other compact stoves on average, and not the best at heat regulation for low-temp cooking applications. Pros--boils water quickly, and it's very compact and lightweight. That's what I bought it for."

— Seth T. (4/5)

Powerful tools

"All of my Grayl products (including this awesome little camp stove) have been outstanding so far. They take all the abuse the outdoors can provide and ask for more. Grayl makes products that are essential for time spent in the wilderness. Please take all of my money."

— Nickolas F. (5/5)

For what you need it

"For what you need it for, it’s perfect. Compact, lightweight and has enough output to boil water when you need it. Great product."

— Brandon B. (5/5)

Super Hot Camp Stove

"At 1 ounce you will not find a lighter stove for your back country needs. This stove burns hot and boils water fast!! I was a little skeptical at first by its tiny size but there is no need to worry. Just used it on a five day trip in the Colorado Wasatch Range. It did not fail. Put your old heavy stove back in the garage."

— Thomas M. (5/5)

Great stove

"Great little stove! Boils water quickly, no issues with elevation (used at over 10,000 ft). Love it!"

— Evan B. (5/5)

Really cool

"It’s really Small but well built"

— Jeff G. (5/5)

Q&A

What is the fuel consumption: The Titanium Camp Stove - 28 gm is compatible with Isobutane-propane.
Do I have to buy a specific fuel brand for the camp stove? Suggestions please. Thx: No specific fuel brand is required.
Does this stove have a smaller diameter for the pot stands compared to the MSR pocket rocket? It’s a little tough keeping the TI purifier on my pocket rocket. Thanks!: Yes, the Titanium Camp Stove has a smaller diameter compared to the MSR Pocket Rocket.