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BioLite CampStove 2+ with FlexLight
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SKU: WX2*0712053
Overview
Built for off-grid cooking and backup fire-starting, this stove uses twigs, pine cones, wood scraps, or pellets so you can cook without relying on gas canisters. Its fan-driven combustion system is designed to create a smokeless flame, while the integrated thermoelectrics turn fire into usable power for charging USB-compatible devices. The upgraded 3,200 mAh battery can store power even without a live fire, and the included 100-lumen FlexLight adds practical camp lighting. It’s a strong fit for hunters and campers who want a compact cook system with charging capability, though it still depends on available burnable fuel.
Why Hunters Choose the Biolite
Burns Twigs,
Wood scraps, pellets, and other
Patented Combustion
Technology uses a fan to
Updated Thermoelectrics
Create 50% more power than
3,200 Mah
Battery stores power longer and
Includes Usb-powered
100-lumen FlexLight for added camp
Key Features
- Burns twigs, wood scraps, pine cones, pellets, and other natural combustibles.
- Patented combustion technology uses a fan to create a vortex of smokeless flames.
- Upgraded 3,200 mAh battery stores power longer and can charge devices with or without a live fire.
- Recharges most USB-compatible devices, including phones, cameras, and lights.
- Smart LED dashboard shows fire strength, power output, and fan speed in real time.
- Lightweight aluminum legs fold up for portability, and the stove packs down compactly.
- Includes a USB-powered 100-lumen FlexLight and USB cord.
Best Used For
- Hunters needing a backup stove for remote camps where fuel canisters may not be available.
- Backcountry users who want to cook with twigs, wood scraps, or pellets.
- Campers who need a compact stove that packs down for easier transport.
- Off-grid users wanting to recharge USB-compatible devices while preparing meals.
- Serious outdoorsmen looking for a portable cooking setup with included USB-powered lighting.
Specifications
| Battery Capacity | 3,200 mAh |
|---|---|
| Battery Charging | Charges devices with or without a live fire |
| Boil Time | Boils 1L in 4.5 minutes |
| Dashboard | Smart LED dashboard |
| Fan Speeds | 4 |
| Flex Light Output | 100-lumen |
| Fuel Type | Twigs, pine cones, wood scraps, pellets |
| Included Accessories | CampStove 2, FlexLight, USB Cord, Fire-starting material, Instructions, Stuff Sack |
| Pack Size | Packs down to size of a 32-oz. wide-mouth water bottle |
| Pot Stand | Scalloped pot stand accommodates BioLite KettlePot, Portable Grill, and other cookware (not included) |
| Power Output Claim | Updated thermoelectrics create 50% more power than gen. 1 Stove |
| Usb Charging | Recharges most USB-compatible devices |
Pros
- Burns twigs, wood scraps, pellets, and other natural combustibles for fuel flexibility.
- Patented combustion technology uses a fan to create smokeless flames for easier ignition.
- Updated thermoelectrics create 50% more power than the first-generation stove.
- 3,200 mAh battery stores power longer and can charge devices without a live fire.
- Includes a USB-powered 100-lumen FlexLight for added camp utility.
- Lightweight aluminum legs fold up, and the stove packs down compactly for transport.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Requires twigs, pine cones, wood scraps, pellets, or other natural combustibles, so fuel availability depends on the campsite rather than a carried canister.
- USB charging is supported, but the 3,200 mAh battery capacity is modest and is described as storing power longer rather than replacing a dedicated power bank.
- Cookware such as the KettlePot and Portable Grill are mentioned as compatible, but they are not included in the box.
- The stove is designed for portability and packs down small, but it still depends on tending a fire and managing fan settings during use.
Suggested Comparisons
- Backpacking camp stove
- Wood-burning camp stove
- Portable grill accessory
- USB-powered camp lighting
Suggested Accessories
- USB power bank
- Portable cookware
- Fire-starting material
- Camp stove carry bag
Frequently Asked Questions
What fuel does the CampStove 2+ use?
It burns twigs, pine cones, wood scraps, pellets, and other natural combustibles. The product description also says it can use sticks, wood scraps, or pellets.
Can this stove charge devices without a fire going?
Yes. The description says the upgraded 3,200 mAh battery can charge devices with or without a live fire.
What comes included with the CampStove 2+?
The box includes the CampStove 2, FlexLight, USB cord, fire-starting material, instructions, and a stuff sack.
What cookware will it support?
The scalloped pot stand is described as accommodating the BioLite KettlePot, Portable Grill, and other cookware, but specific compatibility beyond that is not listed.
How much water can it boil and how fast?
The product description states it boils 1 liter in 4.5 minutes.