Olicamp Vector Stove

Lightweight Backpacking Stove Built for Stability, Simmer Control, and Backcountry Cooking

Product Overview

The Olicamp Vector Stove is engineered for backpackers and weight-conscious adventurers who need reliable cooking performance without bulk. Featuring pull-out pot supports for fast setup, a large burner face for better simmering, and a three-pronged wind grate for flame protection, the Vector balances lightweight packability with dependable control. Compact, efficient, and rugged, its ideal for everything from morning coffee to evening meals in camp.

Built for Backcountry Performance

• Lightweight Design Weighs just 85 g (3 oz), making it a pack-friendly cooking solution

• Large Burner Face Distributes heat evenly for better simmering and reduced hot spots

• Wind-Resistant Stability Three-pronged wind grate protects flame from gusts

• Pull-Out Pot Supports Quick, stable setup for a range of cookware sizes

• Adjustable Flame Control Fine-tune heat for simmering or crank up for rapid boils

• Fuel Compatibility Fits universal screw-on Butane/Propane canisters (sold separately)

Field-Proven Advantages

• Boils water in just 3 minutes, 30 seconds under standard conditions

• Lightweight and compact for backpacking, thru-hiking, and minimalist loadouts

• Durable construction built to withstand repeated field use

• Versatile flame control for both quick boils and controlled cooking

Specifications

• Weight: 85 g (3 oz)

• Size: 2.75″ x 3.8″

• Output: 10,200 BTU

• Boil Time: 3 min 30 sec (1 liter water, approx.)

• Ignition: Manual

• Fuel Type: Screw-on Butane/Propane canisters (sold separately)

• Included: Stove only

FAQ

Q: Does this stove have auto-ignition?
A: No. The Vector uses manual ignition for lightweight reliability.

Q: Is it stable with larger pots?
A: Yes. Pull-out pot supports provide a stable cooking platform.

Q: What kind of fuel does it use?
A: Universal screw-on Butane/Propane canisters (fuel not included).

Proposition 65 Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including carbon monoxide, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov