Evernew Titanium Alcohol Stove (EBY254)

Product detailed description

Evernew EBY254 Standalone Alcohol Stove:

• Weight: 34 grams
• Two-tier nozzle system for perfect flame distribution and efficiency.
• Thanks to preheating and fuel gasification in the double wall, it offers excellent fuel efficiency.
• For use with pure alcohol (96% and higher) and isopropyl alcohol only.
• The stove essentially does not burn when you place the pot directly on it. If you do not have a Trivet, you need to ensure there is a gap between the stove and the pot using something else (Vesuv windscreen, a wire mesh stand, etc.
• Alcohol stoves generally have lower output, so it is highly recommended to use a windscreen (homemade from barbecue foil, or a professional titanium windscreen Vesuv from our workshop). This saves fuel and significantly reduces cooking time

Due to the high demand for liquid alcohol stoves in the ultralight community, the leader in titanium cookware production EVERNEW has also introduced its titanium alcohol stove. However, they didn’t stop at just the alcohol stove; that’s only the core of the cooking system. You can purchase the so-called Trivet – a cross-shaped stand that attaches to the stove and creates a stable base for the pot, as well as a foldable two-piece windscreen, which on its own works as a perfect stove for kindling (small twigs, moss, leaves, etc. basically anything you can find that burns a little) and also small pot with a specially shaped bottom that fits perfectly into the circular windscreen/stand.

For proper function, it is important to use high-quality alcohol! It’s like a car—a new diesel Octavia won’t run on Special gasoline either. .. so an alcohol stove also needs real alcohol. The best option is bio-alcohol for biofireplaces, because it’s perfectly pure, burns without odor or soot, and costs less than 100 CZK per liter at BAUHAUS, OBI, or online stores. 

Definitely do not buy industrial alcohol in an orange bottle!!! There’s very little alcohol in it and a lot of impurities and water—it burns poorly, sputters, and produces a lot of soot!!!