The Ion stove is the
culmination of years of testing and design of various ideas that were driven
by the desire to produce the lightest, most fuel efficient stove possible
while still providing the consistent performance desired by an ultralight
backpacker.
This stove is not designed
for groups or heavy cooking, its intended use is for a solo ultralight hiker
that only needs to boil water and do some simple cooking. Of course the Ion
is so light, that a group of hikers could each carry their own stove…
ION Stove – Alcohol
fuel stove.
Weight: 0.46 ounces (13 grams)
Height: 1.5” (3.81 cm) tall with stand
Diameter: 2.875” (7.30 cm) with stand
Parts: Burner, three TiPod legs.
Performance: To boil one pint of water @ 212.4° F (100° C) for at
least 60 seconds…
Air Temperature: |
Fuel required: |
Time to Boil: |
70°F (21°C) or above |
0.3-0.4 fluid ounces (10-12ml) |
~10:30 |
35°F to 69°F (2°C to 20°C) |
0.5-06 fluid ounces (15-18ml) |
~12:30 |
Below 35°F (2°C) |
0.7-0.8 fluid ounces (20-24ml) |
~14:30 |
**Note: these statistics
assume you are using a closed lidded pot with the windscreen and reflector**
A windscreen kit is included which
weighs 0.53 ounces (15 grams). This windscreen can be trimmed to the
necessary height and length. Tested weights have been as low as 0.28 ounces
(8 grams).
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Windscreen and pot, nice, tall and tight - only 0.5 ounces |
The entire package. |
The stove all set up. |
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A view from the outside. |
Flame pattern |
TiPod and Ion Stove |
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Ion Stove |
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