StarFire Portable Camp Stove

The StarFire Camp Stove is a compact wood-burning camp stove made of 201 stainless steel. It burns twigs, leaves and kindling, no gas, propane or fuel to carry, and its patent-pending dual-airflow design produces a hot, low-smoke fire.

It lets you boil water and cook food off-grid or in a blackout using fuel you can gather for free. It can quick-boil water in about 8-12 minutes and also throws off warmth and light.

Remove the cooking ring, load twigs or leaves inside, replace the ring, and light it. Two airflow paths feed the fire and reduce smoke, a stainless plate separates the ash, and the cooking ring doubles as a wind guard. Set your pot or kettle on top.

There's nothing to charge, it runs on natural kindling like twigs and leaves. A flame source (matches or a lighter) is all you need to get it started.

No. Like any wood fire it produces smoke and fumes, so use it outdoors on a non-combustible surface such as concrete, sand or gravel, never on a wood deck or indoors. It gets very hot; let it cool fully before clearing ash.

It runs as long as you keep feeding it kindling, so there's no battery or fuel limit, just add more wood. It's built from durable stainless steel to last many trips.

Unlike propane or butane stoves, it needs no fuel canisters to buy or carry, and its low-smoke design suits stealth camping. It's a single-burner stove sized for boiling and small-pot cooking, not large meals.

One handles cooking for a small group or family; add a second if you want to cook multiple pots at once or equip more than one kit.