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Petromax Loki2 for Camping 40x25cm
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Petromax Loki2 for Camping 40x25cm

The Petromax Loki 2 wood stove is ideal for camping or small spaces. It features three folding legs for stable positioning and a 5-part flue, making it easy to transport. Weighing about 10.5...

The Petromax Loki 2 wood stove is ideal for camping or small spaces. It features three folding legs for stable positioning and a 5-part flue, making it easy to transport. Weighing about 10.5 kilograms, it is practical for warming up your tent.

Cooking is easy with the Loki wood stove; simply light it and place your cookware on the 40 x 25 cm top surface. You...

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    Amazing. It’s not cheap, and you may wonder whether it’s worth it. At 5°C in the mountains, beside it and without much “stoking,” it gives off plenty of heat—enough to feel comfortable. I haven’t tried it in a tent yet. We cooked pasta and tea with an “endless” fuel supply; you can make wonderful soups, even with meat. Transport it exclusively by car because of its weight and bulk. Not recommended for 2–3 hours in the mountains, but for at least a full day’s stay. Easy to assemble and set up the pipes. It cools quickly and packs away easily.
    Yes, absolutely recommended for purchase; shop around for good prices.
    Impressions one year later.
    Lake Doxa, late November.
    After buying a “spark arrester” and an extra angled pipe, I put it at the tent entrance, with the end of the flue angled out. I closed the door with the double zipper, leaving something like a window.
    Fantastic company, warmth, and an enjoyable activity.

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    Amazing. It’s not cheap, and you may wonder whether it’s worth it. At 5°C in the mountains, beside it and without much “stoking,” it gives off plenty of heat—enough to feel comfortable. I haven’t tried it in a tent yet. We cooked pasta and tea with an “endless” fuel supply; you can make wonderful soups, even with meat. Transport it exclusively by car because of its weight and bulk. Not recommended for 2–3 hours in the mountains, but for at least a full day’s stay. Easy to assemble and set up the pipes. It cools quickly and packs away easily.
    Yes, absolutely recommended for purchase; shop around for good prices.
    Impressions one year later.
    Lake Doxa, late November.
    After buying a “spark arrester” and an extra angled pipe, I put it at the tent entrance, with the end of the flue angled out. I closed the door with the double zipper, leaving something like a window.
    Fantastic company, warmth, and an enjoyable activity.

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Description & Specifications

The Petromax Loki 2 wood stove is ideal for camping or small spaces. It features three folding legs for stable positioning and a 5-part flue, making it easy to transport. Weighing about 10.5 kilograms, it is practical for warming up your tent.

Cooking is easy with the Loki wood stove; simply light it and place your cookware on the 40 x 25 cm top surface. You can cook directly over the fire by removing the lid.

The wood stove is suitable for various types of tents with the corresponding kit. Accessories and a carrying bag are available (not included).

Tips:

  • Place a fireproof mat under the stove.
  • Ensure at least one meter of free space around the stove.
  • Keep firewood and other flammable materials away from the stove.
  • Wet wood can be placed under the stove to dry.
  • Do not place the stove near flammable objects.
  • Light the stove with small sticks and add larger ones once they start to burn.
  • For longer burn times, add bulky and slightly damp wood.
  • Be cautious of movement inside the tent as the stove gets very hot.

Frequently Asked Questions:

  • The stoves burn for about 5 hours continuously on one filling.
  • The stove is safe as long as it is used correctly.
  • Smoke escapes when the stove is cold or nearly out.
  • The spark arrester prevents the exit of flammable material from the exhaust pipe.

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Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Genre
Wood Stove
Wood
Yes
Ignition
-
Number of Burners
-
Weight
10.5 kg

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  • choraitis_pan
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    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    choraitis_pan

    Amazing. It’s not cheap, and you may wonder whether it’s worth it. At 5°C in the mountains, beside it and without much “stoking,” it gives off plenty of heat—enough to feel comfortable. I haven’t tried it in a tent yet. We cooked pasta and tea with an “endless” fuel supply; you can make wonderful soups, even with meat. Transport it exclusively by car because of its weight and bulk. Not recommended for 2–3 hours in the mountains, but for at least a full day’s stay. Easy to assemble and set up the pipes. It cools quickly and packs away easily.
    Yes, absolutely recommended for purchase; shop around for good prices.
    Impressions one year later.
    Lake Doxa, late November.
    After buying a “spark arrester” and an extra angled pipe, I put it at the tent entrance, with the end of the flue angled out. I closed the door with the double zipper, leaving something like a window.
    Fantastic company, warmth, and an enjoyable activity.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • choraitis_pan
    5
    choraitis_pan

    Amazing. It’s not cheap, and you may wonder whether it’s worth it. At 5°C in the mountains, beside it and without much “stoking,” it gives off plenty of heat—enough to feel comfortable. I haven’t tried it in a tent yet. We cooked pasta and tea with an “endless” fuel supply; you can make wonderful soups, even with meat. Transport it exclusively by car because of its weight and bulk. Not recommended for 2–3 hours in the mountains, but for at least a full day’s stay. Easy to assemble and set up the pipes. It cools quickly and packs away easily.
    Yes, absolutely recommended for purchase; shop around for good prices.
    Impressions one year later.
    Lake Doxa, late November.
    After buying a “spark arrester” and an extra angled pipe, I put it at the tent entrance, with the end of the flue angled out. I closed the door with the double zipper, leaving something like a window.
    Fantastic company, warmth, and an enjoyable activity.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
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