Bushcraft Essentials Outdoor Stove Bushbox XL

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Using wood is so simple as you can get the fire going in the stove, then use the feed hole to keep it burning. The ashtray collects the bulk of the embers which also minimises fire hazards.

Bushcraft Essentials stoves require almost no care and maintenance but be sure to keep the stove free from dirt and wipe it down from time to time.The hinges also make the stove super easy to assemble. You can simply fold it open and the ashtray and lower grate fall into place. This takes less than 10 seconds which is pretty speedy.

Waterproof Camping Gear & Kit Repairs At Wood To Water, we consider keeping your kit dry and usable one of the most important things when out on the trail. We have a wide range of dry bags, waterproof map cases and waterproof material and waterproofing treatments like Nikwax, to keep your gear free from water and dirt. Read More Putting the trivets into the Bushbox slots for cooking and also storing the trivets on the Bushbox side can be a little fiddly, but this is a very minor thing. The XL version is what i would consider a rather small tool, i'd dread to think how small the actually small version is and how much less use it would be due to the size factor. If you're a serious bushcrafter or love an outdoor adventure then this is for you. Utility bags and pouches Get super organised on your outdoor adventures with our range of utility bags and pouches! Shop tactical and practical equipment in a range of sizes, styles and colours. Read MoreIf you value lightweight gear when you're out and about, you'll love the Bushbox XL Titanium! The stove is made of extra-light titanium and comes in a set with variable Trivets as well as a durable Heavy Duty Outdoor Bag that keeps all your gear neat and tidy. In this half-height position, it is also ideal for the use with charcoal or wood pellets (lower fuel consumption with more effective and constant cooking or grilling temperature over a long period of time; one cup of pellets is enough for approx. 30 minutes of operating time). You need a lot less biomass than you would with an open fire. It also produces a lot less smoke so that you are both more comfortable and more discreet.

Neither the Bushbox XL nor the Firebox is necessarily better when it comes to bushcraft; it all depends on your preferences and needs. To help you work out which portable stove is perfect for you, let’s take a look at the pros and cons of the Bushbox XL and the Firebox. Bushbox XL Pros Design and Material Camping Hygiene & Comfort Whether you are out on a day hike or looking to go out into the wild for a few days, it’s important to keep yourself and your kit clean. Those home comforts that you can take with you can really help. Wood to Water have compiled some of our favourite camping clean and comfort items to keep you smiling when you are out in the wild. Read More >> comment by Bushcraft Essentials: just put it in a dishwasher and it will be clean. But most of our clients do not clean the XL at all - if operated according to the instructions it will not develop soot and will stay relatively clean. The "holes" are all there for a purpose and are usually a design feature which gets a lot of praise] It’s primarily a wood-burning stove but can also be used with gas, alcohol and as a multi-fuel burner. How We Put the Bushbox Titanium to the Test Cook Sets Shop Wood To Water’s range of camp cookware! Our camping cook sets are made with high-quality materials, including stainless steel, for a durable and lightweight solution. Read MoreThe Bushbox XL Titanium is well thought-out down to the smallest detail and offers you many possibilities for individual use. I am not a british guy (Norwegian) So i am not going to spend a thousand words on a single detail but rather be short and efficient.