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A folding British army field stove, an upsized copy of the German Esbit model. Don't leave your home without one of these! Comes with a cup holder and a pack of fuel tablets.
- This product is unlikely to be restocked and will be hidden from our website once it's out of stock.
- Discontinued product.









A folding British army field stove, an upsized copy of the German Esbit model. Don't leave your home without one of these! Comes with a cup holder and a pack of fuel tablets.
Features
This "Hexy stove" can be opened halfway for a smaller cup or all the way for a kettle or a mess kit. Works with any fuel tablets or with twigs in a pinch. Fits in any reasonably sized field jacket pocket if needed, or inside your mess kit.
Measurements about 12 x 9,5 x 3 cm (4.72" x 3.74" x 1.18").
British army surplus
Unissued, complete with a pack of hexamine fuel tablets. We stock suitable fuel tablets for these in case you run out. To be honest, you can probably get them cheaper locally, but if not, they are available here. The tablets included might be smashed up to varying degree, but this does not render them useless in any way. The cooker can be wrapped in brown paper or not.
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Nyt L. 12.08.2016 ⚠ Unverified purchase



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Robin H. 07.05.2023 Verified purchase
Comes with a crap-ton of fuel! Considering they include the fuel tabs, these are a pretty worthwhile grab, however, I have an Esbit stove as well and prefer that over this. I wouldn't say the larger size of this british design even necessarily makes it better for cooking larger items... you could put a canteen on this comfortably though - the normal Esbit form is a bit smaller and necessitates a rock or something to help prop up a canteen for boiling. I would love to see reproductions of this design with a sturdier material, the gauge metal is just too thin.
The code of arms is exactly like the Esbit, as well, I just think these should have been made with a stronger gauge metal than what they want.


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