Fyrlo | Group Trail Wood Burning Stove for 3 to 5 Hikers

A compact wood-burning stove for small hiking groups of three to five people who want to cook their trail meals on naturally foraged fuel.

When a group of walkers heads out for several days, gas canisters soon eat into the space in everyone's rucksack. Finding a cooking setup that stays light yet copes with meals for the whole group is a familiar problem on the trail.

• Burns gathered natural biomass
• Double-wall secondary combustion system
• Foldable serrated support arms for larger pots
• Split, stacking structure for easy carrying

Fuelled by what you find along the way
The open burning chamber takes twigs, leaves and pinecones picked up on the path. Your group no longer has to share out heavy, bulky gas canisters between its rucksacks.

Efficient airflow for group meals
The double-wall build pulls cool air in through the bottom vents to feed a secondary combustion. This design draws the most energy from the gathered wood, giving a cleaner, longer-lasting flame while you cook for several people.

A steady platform for bigger pots
Three serrated support arms sit at the top of the stove and hold cookware firmly in place. They fold outwards to take the larger pots and pans that a group of three to five needs at mealtimes.

Compact enough to share the load
The split structure nests into itself once the fire has gone out. This stacking design shrinks the footprint, so one person can slot it neatly into a small rucksack compartment.

Details

• Material: Stainless steel
• Type: Multi-purpose fuel stove
• Structure: Split nesting design
• Dimensions: 20 x 20 x 32 cm
• Fuel compatibility: Wood, charcoal, branches, leaves, solidified alcohol
• Ignition method: Manual
• Capacity: 3 to 5 users
• Usage condition: Normal outdoor
• Included accessories: Mesh carrying bag
• Combustion type: Secondary gasification