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Industrial Revolution 'Esbit' Alcohol Stove and Trekking Cookset
Product Description: The Esbit by Industrial Revolution Alcohol Stove and Trekking Cookset provides various options for cooking out on the trail. It has a 985 ml pot with a volume indicator in liter/ounce increments on the side, and a 470 ml pot/ pan which also serves as a lid.
- Compact design is ideal for backpacking
- 985 ml pot with volume indicator in liter/ounces and 470 ml pot that also serves as lid
- Pots include 2 hinged, stainless steel grips
- Includes stand, 985 ml pot, 470 ml pot, alcohol burner, and base for solid fuel tablet
- Constructed from extremely light, hard-anodized aluminum
- Alcohol burner constructed from brass with a screw top and rubber gasket
- Alcohol burner has variable temperature control with a fold-away handle that helps to regulate or extinguish flame
- Stand, alcohol burner and solid fuel base can be transported in big pot
- Stores in mesh bag (included)
- Dimensions: 6.5 inches long x 5.15 inches wide x 5.15 inch high
Reviews For This Product
I would recommend not carrying this stove with fuel in it. There is a hefty o-ring seal on the lid of the burner, but trying to carry the stove 1/3 full of fuel it still sloshed around and leaked into the cookset. Had to use part of my water ration to clean the denatured alcohol smell from the cookset. I replaced the o-ring and it still leaked. I tried to contact the manufacturer "Esbit", but got no response after several attempts. The best solution was to purchase a metal fuel bottle such as MSR, and after the stove cools, pour the excess alcohol back into the fuel bottle. With this little change the stove works flawlessly.
Exactly what I was looking for for motorcycle camping and heating my water for coffee in the morning. Best price that I found for this dual fuel type stove
Well made stove, should work well for camping!
We haven't used this, but it is very small. You would have to cook per serving.
I had this banging around vans, buses and while backpacking, no scratches or dents. I wish the top pan fit as a cover while using it as a 2nd pan instead of flipping it over to use as a cover, big con. A little on the heavy side but I think it is worth it for a backpacking trip for 2-3 people.
