Vargo Outdoors Titanium Hexagon

Product Info for Vargo Outdoors Titanium Hexagon

The slim compact design of the Hexagon backpacking wood burning stove makes it a light weight backpackers dream come true. The individual titanium panels are completely hinged and snap easily into place for quick set-up. Durable titanium construction is able to endure long term heat without damage. The conical shape focuses heat upward, directing it to your pot, for quick efficient cooking. A hinged access door can be opened or closed for air control, as well as re-fueling.

Features of Vargo Outdoors Titanium Hexagon:

Nylon carrying case included

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Vargo Outdoors Titanium Hexagon

Customer Reviews for Vargo Outdoors Titanium Hexagon Read All (6)

Helpful Positive Review

"Want less load, here's your stove!"

by Pi, from IN, United States Updated on January 22, 2020

Opens up, snaps together around base, hinged opening to start and feed fuel(small pieces of wood),pot sits on top and boils water or heats food ( and cools down )as fast as any lightweight burner I've used.

Would recommend: Yes

2 of 3 people found the following review helpful.

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Helpful Positive Review

Light, small packing

by opp, Verified Owner from Taiwan Updated on December 2, 2018

Very light stove and packing small for hiking. You can't feel any weight if you bring this. The use of this stove is also very environmentally friendly concept Saves weight and space without carry extra fuel

Pros:

None

Cons:

None

Best Used for:

HIKING

Would recommend: Yes

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.

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Helpful Positive Review

Wood stove wind screen

by rustyman, from ME, United States Updated on December 21, 2017

I bought this stove to use as a windscreen and a backup wood stove for backpacking. My evernew stove fits well when using as a windscreen. The extra weight is ok since it has two purposes, especially if the alcohol bottle leaks.

Would recommend: Yes

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.

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Helpful Negative Review

Works well, with caveats

by dobe, Updated on December 2, 2018

I found this to be an extremely effective stove - it boiled a pot of water really fast using surprisingly (to me) little fuel (about 4-5 twigs, and some pine needles to get it going). However, I consider this a higher fire risk stove than standard, and here follows two important caveats: 1. do not consider using this in very dry conditions where there is a fire risk 1a. if you ...
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Would recommend: Yes

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.

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Most Recent Reviews

Vargo Hex Wood Stove

by Allen N., Verified Owner from CA, United States Updated on April 25, 2017

This is a great little stove. Durable and intuitive. I have two of them.

Would recommend: Yes

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Most Recent Reviews

Great, light, nature-fired stove

by Bill the Cat, from UT, United States Updated on August 29, 2014

Being a bit of a gear-collecting nut, I've got six different water-boilers and backpacking/camp stoves. Vargo's design of this little nature-powered stove is innovative and practical, and lighter than any of my previous stoves. I love found-wood-powered devices: no need to pack in man-made fuel, fiddle with priming and messy liquids, no danger of canisters overheating and explo...
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Would recommend: Yes

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