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Primus Express Spider Backpacking Stove
Stable, cold-weather-ready remote-canister stove
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- Lightweight remote-canister design with low center of gravity
- 2000W output with fuel-efficient narrow flame
- Preheating coil for strong performance in cold temperatures
- Upgradeable to multi-fuel with optional kit
- Includes heat reflector and nylon storage bag
- Lightweight remote-canister design with low center of gravity
- 2000W output with fuel-efficient narrow flame
- Preheating coil for strong performance in cold temperatures
- Upgradeable to multi-fuel with optional kit
- Includes heat reflector and nylon storage bag
If you want the stability of a remote-canister stove without carrying extra bulk, the Primus Express Spider is a proven backcountry workhorse. One of the lightest remote-canister stoves available, it offers a lower center of gravity than traditional sit-on-top designs—giving you more confidence on uneven terrain and in windy conditions.
The 2000W burner brings a liter of water to a boil in about four minutes, while the narrow, fuel-efficient flame pairs especially well with heat-exchanger cookware like Primus PrimeTech pots. A built-in preheating coil ensures reliable performance in colder temperatures, making it a dependable option for shoulder-season trips and alpine environments. The control knob attaches directly to the gas canister, helping reduce the risk of burns while delivering precise flame adjustment.
For added versatility, the Express Spider can be upgraded with the optional MultiFuel Kit (sold separately) to run on liquid fuel. Compact enough to fit in the top pocket of most backpacks, it includes a heat reflector and nylon storage bag to keep your cook system organized and trail-ready.
If you want the stability of a remote-canister stove without carrying extra bulk, the Primus Express Spider is a proven backcountry workhorse. One of the lightest remote-canister stoves available, it offers a lower center of gravity than traditional sit-on-top designs—giving you more confidence on uneven terrain and in windy conditions.
The 2000W burner brings a liter of water to a boil in about four minutes, while the narrow, fuel-efficient flame pairs especially well with heat-exchanger cookware like Primus PrimeTech pots. A built-in preheating coil ensures reliable performance in colder temperatures, making it a dependable option for shoulder-season trips and alpine environments. The control knob attaches directly to the gas canister, helping reduce the risk of burns while delivering precise flame adjustment.
For added versatility, the Express Spider can be upgraded with the optional MultiFuel Kit (sold separately) to run on liquid fuel. Compact enough to fit in the top pocket of most backpacks, it includes a heat reflector and nylon storage bag to keep your cook system organized and trail-ready.
Weight: 200 g
Power: 2000W
Boil Time (Regular Pot): 4 minutes
Fuel Consumption: 145 g/h
Dimensions: 105 mm depth x 50 mm width x 82 mm height
Materials: Stainless Steel, Brass
Fuel: Gas canister (not included)
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm – www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Weight: 200 g
Power: 2000W
Boil Time (Regular Pot): 4 minutes
Fuel Consumption: 145 g/h
Dimensions: 105 mm depth x 50 mm width x 82 mm height
Materials: Stainless Steel, Brass
Fuel: Gas canister (not included)
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm – www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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