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Solo Stove Lite Camp Stove
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The Solo Stove Lite is for those who are ready to roam, get a quick pot of water boiling, and get back on the trail. Weighing less than a pound, Lite is the perfect ultra-light camp stove to keep your pack light and ready to go without having to bring along fuel. Lite lets you enjoy an efficient flame using nothing more than sticks and twigs you find alo…
The Solo Stove Lite is for those who are ready to roam, get a quick pot of water boiling, and get back on the trail. Weighing less than a pound, Lite is the perfect ultra-light camp stove to keep your pack light and ready to go without having to bring along fuel. Lite lets you enjoy an efficient flame using nothing more than sticks and twigs you find along the trail. Our Signature 360 Airflow Design draws in air through the lower vent holes which heats up inside Lite's double-wall construction. The heated air ignites after leaving the upper vent holes, creating a spectacular secondary burn. That means a hotter fire with less smoke!
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The Solo Stove Lite is for those who are ready to roam, get a quick pot of water boiling, and get back on the trail. Weighing less than a pound, Lite is the perfect ultra-light camp stove to keep your pack light and ready to go without having to bring along fuel. Lite lets you enjoy an efficient flame using nothing more than sticks and twigs you find along the trail. Our Signature 360 Airflow Design draws in air through the lower vent holes which heats up inside Lite's double-wall construction. The heated air ignites after leaving the upper vent holes, creating a spectacular secondary burn. That means a hotter fire with less smoke!