The TOAKS Titanium D105 Wood Burning Backpacking Stove is a game-changer for outdoor adventurers seeking a lightweight, efficient, and eco-friendly cooking solution. Awarded for its ultra-high efficiency, this stove uses an advanced multi-combustion system to burn both wood and wood gas, resulting in cleaner burns and less fuel consumption. The titanium construction is not only durable but also keeps the stove incredibly lightweight and compact, weighing next to nothing in your pack. Its three stacking components assemble easily and lock securely into place, while the included nylon stuff sack simplifies storage. Pair it with TOAKS 1100ml pots or 450 and 375 ml cups for a complete, space-saving cooking system.
How to Use
Assemble the stove by stacking and locking the three titanium pieces into place.
Gather dry wood sticks and pack them vertically into the stove, ensuring the sticks stay below the top side holes of the internal cylinder to allow proper airflow.
Light the wood through the bottom opening and let the multi-combustion system ignite both the wood and wood gas for a clean burn.
To extend burn time, add small sticks sparingly through the top opening.
After use, allow the stove to cool, disassemble, and pack it into the included nylon stuff sack or nest it in a TOAKS 1100ml Pot for compact storage.
Want to get technical? Read how it works
The TOAKS Titanium D105 Wood Stove uses an advanced multi-combustion mechanism to maximise efficiency. Air enters the stove through two intakes: "Air 1A" flows through the bottom holes to feed the wood, while "Air 1B" heats between the double walls and enters through top holes to mix with wood gas. As the wood heats, it releases wood gas through pyrolysis, which burns first when mixed with "Air 1A" at the bottom. Any unburned wood gas rises, mixes with "Air 1B," and undergoes a second combustion. Finally, remaining gas mixes with "Air 2" from the side holes of the top cylinder for a third combustion, resulting in a highly efficient, clean burn that leaves behind only fine white ash.
