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Pinnacle Canister Stove
GSI Outdoors
Pinnacle Canister Stove
$39.96
Description

  Compact, lightweight, and highly efficient

  The Pinnacle Canister Stove is compact, lightweight and high-output, designed for efficiency in every regard. With clever folding pot supports that pack small to nest within GSI's nForm Ultralight cookware and integrated windscreens which allow you to cook faster with less fuel, the Pinnacle Canister Stove is the peak of GSI Outdoors' unique approach to going fast and light without making sacrifices. Fuel not included.

  WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For information go to: www.p65warnings.ca.gov

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
GSI Outdoors
Fuel Type:
Gas Canisters
BTUs:
8750 BTU/h to 9,629 BTU/h
Stove System:
Stove Only
Stove Igniter:
No Igniter
Weight:
2.4 oz.
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
56002
UPC:
090497560026
Other Features:
• High-efficiency, 8,750 BTU/h to 9,629 BTU/h burner optimized to balance quick boil times and reduced fuel usage
• Canister mount, micro control valve provides tunability and peak performance.
• Serrated 138mm/5.4 diameter pot support arms provide a stable, secure cooking platform.
• Compact, folding design nests perfectly within nFORM Cookware systems.
• Stove bag included
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