Cooking over an open fire feels special and primitive - there’s nothing more natural than the warmth, smell and crackle of an open fire. Our Kamoto Open Fire Stoves allow you to enjoy your backcountry cooking experience with ease and efficiency. These stoves are portable when you’re on the move...

When you make the announcement that you’re going to be living in a van down by the river (or in the desert, or the forest, or by the coast), one of the first questions you might have to field is how you’re going to eat. After all, it’s one thing...

We all want fuel that lasts and fuel that makes our outdoor cooking sizzle. There are so many types of stove fuel, it’s hard to know which one is best at getting the job done. Camping often turns into an activity that’s all about comparison. Whether you’re selecting a camping stove...

When you’re out camping, you have two choices when it comes to your meal: cook over the open flame, or power up your camping stove. Choose wisely. Campfires are a staple when it comes to camping. They provide light when the night rolls in and s’mores when you need to...

There are so many different types of lightweight cooking stoves for your backcountry journey. Here’s how you choose the best one. Backpacking is a more primitive and simpler way to experience camping. It often brings you closer to the wilderness, as you embark on trails less traveled deep into the backcountry....

A weeklong backpacking trip requires preparation, especially in the cooking department, so how much canister fuel do I need? This question has been asked by backpackers far and wide: How much canister fuel do I need? If you pack too much, you will carry unnecessary weight that can slow you down....

Cooking meals over an open fire has become something of a lost art. Even when you’re camping, there’s no guarantee that every campsite will have fire rings or metal grills, which means that much of our outdoor cooking happens on gas-powered burners nowadays. While these camp stoves get the job...

Cooking at home in your kitchen can be a cinch. Everything is within arms reach, and you have a number of different appliances to make mealtime arrive quickly. But transferring your cooking knowledge from the kitchen to the campsite can be a bit of a challenge. Cooking outside, you’re limited...