Vargo Hexagon Wood Stove Reviews

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Got wood? If so, you'll never need to carry stove fuel again with the Vargo Hexagon Wood Stove. Uses easy-to-find, renewable fuel wherever your travels may take you. Basic fire skills are needed. Available in stainless steel and ultralight titanium.* The Hexagon wood stove is designed for cooking single entree meals. We recommend cooking pots no larger than 1.5 litres for use with the stove.Features:Slim, compact design that folds flat requiring little pack spaceCompletely hinged side panels easily snap together for quick setupConical shape focuses heat upward towards your pot for quick, efficient cookingHinged access door to add fuel and control air flowNylon carrying case to keep the stove and packs safe and cleanSpecifications:Titanium Version Weight: 116 grams (4.1 oz.)Stainless Steel Version Weight: 210 grams (7.4 oz.)Height: 101 mm (4 inches)Base diameter: 127 mm (5 inches)Top diameter: 76 mm (3 inches)Thickness: 0.76 mm (0.03 inches)Check Out The Video - The official video for the Vargo Hexagon Wood Stove: a how-to video that covers fire building basics, fire safety best practices, Leave No Trace Principles, and site selection. Additionally, it demonstrates how to setup, light, and cook on the stove.

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“Ordering from Heinnie Haynes was, as always, seamless. The stove arrived quickly and was packaged simply and effectively. Pulling it out of the box, my first thought was, "Is this it?" It's just a flat sheet of titanium, which highlights its ultralight philosophy. The craftsmanship is immediately apparent—the laser cutting is clean and the folding tabs are precise. The real test was at the campsite. Setting it up was a 30-second job: just fold the six sides into the hexagon shape and you're done. Its stability, once formed, is much better than I expected for such a lightweight item, there's a primal satisfaction in brewing a cup of coffee over a tiny, self-fed wood fire. It turns a routine task into a small, enjoyable ritual.”

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