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Primus OMNILITE TI BOTTLE & POUCH stove
Discover the ultra-light Primus OMNILITE TI BOTTLE & POUCH at Speck-Sports.
The OMNILITE TI is Primus' lightest multi-fuel stove. It uses the same technology as the Primus OmniFuel stove, but is more compact and more fuel-efficient.
It has been designed for use at the most extreme temperatures and in all situations. It's so easy to use, you can boil 1 litre of water in less than 4 minutes!
You can adjust the power of the flame using the large control knob.
Features of the Primus Omnilite Ti stove
Lightweight and compact to take on all your travels
Ultra-light titanium pan supports
Fuel efficient burner
Fine control valve for precise flame and heat control
Travel-friendly, it works with a variety of fuels (gas, petrol/oil, diesel, kerosene/paraffin and even aviation fuel)
Several nozzles are included for use with the corresponding fuel.
Power: 2600 W / 8900 BTU
Ideal for one or two people
Ultra-light titanium pan supports
Fuel efficient burner
Fine control valve for precise flame and heat control
Travel-friendly, it works with a variety of fuels (gas, petrol/oil, diesel, kerosene/paraffin and even aviation fuel)
Several nozzles are included for use with the corresponding fuel.
Power: 2600 W / 8900 BTU
Ideal for one or two people
The stove comes with a fuel bottle (with an ErgoPump™), a multi-tool with a cleaning needle, a folding windscreen, a heat reflector and a storage pouch.
Data sheet
- Type : Unisex
- Total weight : 341 g
- Power : 2600 W
- Height : 90 mm
- Width : 114 cm
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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.
