Camping Stoves & Accessories

Camping stoves and stove accessories for fast hot food and a brew in the field. The full Jetboil range sits here alongside Highlander gas and wood-burning stoves.

The quickest decision is fuel and format. Integrated canister systems like the Jetboil Zip, Flash, MiniMo and MicroMo screw straight onto a gas canister and boil water in a couple of minutes, which is what you want for dehydrated meals and morning coffee on a backpacking trip. The Highlander Cabar burns wood, so you carry no fuel at all and feed it with twigs, ideal for bushcraft and longer stays where gas would run out. Larger systems like the TrailCook and SuMo step up in pot size for cooking proper meals for two or more.

Then there is the supporting kit. Fuel can stabilisers stop a tall system tipping on uneven ground, pot supports let you use your own pans, and the FluxRing pots and Summit Skillet expand what you can actually cook. Coffee presses turn a boil system into a cafetiere.

Match your stove to your group size and how far you are carrying it, then add the accessories that suit your cooking. Pair a stove with the right Water Bottles and Mess Tins, Plates & Utensils, or see Coffee & Accessories for the brew.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of camping stove should I choose?

Gas canister systems like Jetboil are quick to light and easy to control, ideal for boiling water fast and cooking on the move. Wood-burning stoves like the Highlander Cabar carry no fuel weight and run on twigs, better for longer stays and bushcraft. Choose based on how you cook, how light you travel and the conditions you expect.

How long does a gas canister last?

Runtime depends on the stove, the heat setting and the outside temperature, but a standard 100g canister will typically boil water many times over a weekend. Cold weather reduces output, so carry a spare canister for winter trips and longer expeditions.

Can I use my own pans on these stoves?

Integrated systems work best with their own FluxRing pots for the fastest boil times. A pot support accessory lets you sit a standard pan on top when you want to cook rather than just boil.