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PRIMUS celebrates 20th anniversary of the launch of world's first Multi-Fuel Stove Gear News

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This year iconic Swedish stove brand Primus is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the launch of the world’s first Multi-Fuel stove designed to run off liquid fuels and LPgas.

Back in 1996 Primus launched the Himalaya MFS (Multi-Fuel Stove). With its patented design it was classed as the ultimate expedition stove for unlimited use year round. This stove was built to perform in the harshest conditions and to run on all fuel types, even those found in the remotest places.  Next came the Himalaya Vari-Fuel, which was based on the same design as its predecessor, then there was OmniFuel – the most award-winning stove in the Primus range and more recently the OmniLite Ti.

OmniLite Ti - £195 (includes 0.3l fuel bottle)

Primus OmniLite Ti  © Primus
Primus OmniLite Ti
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The Primus OmniLite Ti is based on the same technology as the OmniFuel and is constructed to handle demanding situations and environments.  This stove is just as reliable and robust, but smaller, lighter and much more fuel-efficient.  Its output has been adapted for the new generation of fuel-efficient pots with a heat exchanger.

The windscreen and pot supports are made of titanium, making the stove very stable and light. OmniLite Ti works with gas, gasoline/petrol, diesel, kerosene/paraffin, and even aviation fuel. Using the separate control knob, you can adjust the flame to the heat you want, even if you are wearing gloves. The pack size is minimal and the stove is perfect for one or two eco-conscious people heading out on an adventure.

Included with the stove is an ErgoPump™, a multi-tool with a cleaning needle, a foldable windscreen, a heat reflector, a 0.3l fuel bottle and a convenient and durable storage bag.


For more information Primus



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