PRIMUS MOTO STOVE camping stove
The PRIMUS Moto Stove is a robust camping stove with two powerful burners and a built-in piezo ignition. Compact, stable, and easy to transport, it can be used to cook for 2 to 5 people with exemplary reliability, whether camping or next to your RV.
PRIMUS MOTO STOVE camping stove
With the Moto Stove, PRIMUS combines power, simplicity, and reliability in a compact format. Its two high-performance burners allow you to prepare several dishes at once, ideal for group meals or quick breakfasts when camping. Its powder-coated steel body and wraparound windshields ensure a stable flame, even when the wind picks up around the campsite.
Maximum practicality thanks to a well-thought-out design
The stove has a durable, easy-to-clean stainless steel and nickel-chrome cooking surface.The built-in piezo igniter eliminates the need for a lighter, and the independent controls for each burner offer precise control, whether you want to simmer gently or bring water to a boil. The built-in handle makes it easy to transport and store, a real asset when traveling by car or van.
Compatible, compact, and ready for adventure
The Moto Stove includes a regulator, windshields, pot support, and flame adjusters for immediate use. It works with a 465 g Coleman-type propane cartridge, thanks to the connector provided. It can also be connected to a refillable propane bottle via a specific adapter (sold separately). Its flat, discreet design allows it to slip easily into the trunk without cluttering up your gear.
Equip yourself with the PRIMUS Moto Stove and enjoy a reliable, powerful, and practical stove for carefree outdoor cooking.
- Type : Unisex
- Material : 4385 g
The brand PRIMUS
PRIMUS: 130 Years of Innovation in Outdoor Cooking
A pioneer in outdoor cooking equipment, Primus is a Swedish brand founded in 1892 whose reputation was forged on the greatest expeditions in history. Specializing in stoves and cooking systems, mess kits, and camping accessories, it has established itself as the global standard for high-altitude cooks, from self-sufficient trekkers to mountaineers on polar expeditions.