Woods Portable Propane Camping Stove With 2 Burners
- Regular price
- $79
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- $79
Your campsite workhorse. Made from durable stainless steel construction, featuring two 3-3/8" burners with individual cooking controls, each with a 10,000 BTU output (20,000 BTUs total). The lightweight wind shields help protect the flame from burning out and the stainless steel drip tray makes for easy clean-up. The chrome-plated grill with corrosion-resistant metal lid ensures long lasting performance.
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Key Features
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236 square inch total cooking surface
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2 burners with 20,000 total BTU capacity
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Built in push button ignitor for match free lighting
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Folding wind shields to protect flames from burning out
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Stainless steel drip tray for hassle free cleaning
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Chrome plated grill with corrosion resistent metal for long durability
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Individual cooking controls for temperature regulations
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Tested in the Canadian outdoors for extreme durability
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Built To Last
Woods™ products are built to last, and undergo testing for extreme durability in the Canadian outdoors. Products come with a 1 year limited warranty.
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Heritage Of the Woods' Camping Equipment
We are among the oldest, most respected outdoor brands and a trusted outfitter for many significant expeditions and Canadian milestones.
1906 - The navigation of the Northwest Passage
Woods provided parkas, tents and sleeping bags to the expedition
1925 - First ascent of Mt. Logan
An international team of explorers led by Albert H. MacCarthy reached the summit of Mt. Logan for the first time in June 1925
1928 - Zoologia Roosevelt Field expedition through Central Asia
Woods Canada outfitted many of the most important exploratory ventures of the early 20th century
1982 - First ascent of Mt. Everest by a Canadian team
Laurie Skreslet became the first Canadian to summit Mt. Everest. Woods supplied Skreslet and the Canadian team with tents and sleeping bags
