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Primus Classic Trail Camping Stove , Stove Type: Canister Stoves, Fuel Type: Canister, Isobutane Mixed, Boil Time: 3 minutes, Auto Igniter: No, Weight: 8 oz
Product Info for Primus Classic Trail Camping Stove
Primus Classic Trail Camping Stove P-224383 is portable and reliable for hours of use. ClassicTrail by Primus is a durable and powerful camping stove for cooking meals outdoors. Heat and gas are conserved with the crosswise pot support, which acts as a built-in windscreen. The Primus Classic Camping Trail Stove is easy to light using a match or a piezo igniter. The heavy-duty construction allows for sturdy support of heavy pots and pans. This Primus Camping Gear product is not shipped with fuel. Be sure to see the full collection of camping gear on our site.
by
KarlosJ83,
Gear Expert
from UT, United States
Updated on August 29, 2014
Great little stove, very stable and easy to adjust the flame. I have two of them, one for my small fishing boat and another one for camping A great reliable unit, and for [$], what more can you ask for
by
DV,
from VT, United States
Updated on December 10, 2019
I bought this for times when I'm car camping and want to do things like make pancakes and bacon in the morning. I'm not one for carrying pots and pans with me through the forest, I save my Jetboil for that.
It has a great simmer (provided you have a sheltered campsite), even heat, and high output when you need it. I have no trouble lighting the stove. It's very stable.
For the ... Read more
by
Astro Chris,
from WI, United States
Updated on December 10, 2019
I'm a typical guy. I'm lazy and want everything easy. ;-)
And this stove delivers.
It's lightweight and small so it is easy to transport no matter how light you want to go. It lights easily and had a pot of water boiling before I believed it could happen. I added a cheap set of stove canister feet, and it is remarkably stable. Oh, and it didn't break the bank to buy.
I can't... Read more
by
Myspleen,
Verified Owner
from CA, United States
Updated on March 12, 2022
I bought this stove to accommodate slightly wider cook-set for car camping. The wider base makes it more stable. Cook time is fast with 10000 BTU compared to some Coleman or Gas One single stove burner at 7500 BTU. The footprint is small compared to most car camping stoves.
by
Hike King,
Verified Owner
from UT, United States
Updated on September 21, 2021
Countin' ounces... Looked at several dinky alternatives at 4-6 ounces, but Primus Classic Trail Stove (great Primus lineage) has larger burner, four pot supports, packs compactly (fits in my pot including small gaz cannister) and is only 9oz. Used on multiday backpack in Uintas in bad weather and worked just fine. Took just a tad long to bring to boil. Used rocks to steady cann... Read more
Pros:
None
Cons:
Made in China, but what can we do?
Best Used for:
Back Country
Questions & Answers for Primus Classic Trail Camping Stove
The manufacturer does not specify burn time, and variables of altitude and temperature are likely to affect performance. Under typical conditions, you can probably expect 60 minutes of burn time on an 8 oz canister.
Answered by
Backpacker D,
Gear Expert,
November 21, 2013
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