Cookers & Grills

Everything for outdoor cooking

We have a wide range of cookers for your equipment so that you can prepare a warm meal anywhere. Depending on your needs, you will find not only the classic gas and petrol cookers, but also some hobos and Esbit cookers in our range. Our top brands such as Bushcraft Essentials, Kelly Kettle and Trangia are professionals in their field and have been impressing demanding customers with their outdoor cookers for many years. So that you are well equipped for your next adventure, we also have the right accessories in our range. From fire starters to wind protection for your cooker, you will find everything a camper's heart desires. Browse our offers category now and secure the best deals for outdoor cooking!

Which cooker for which needs?

If you are looking for the right outdoor cooker for your tours, you have a variety of options to choose from. In addition to the classic gas or petrol cooker, you can also choose between a Kelly Kettle, a Hobo or Esbit cooker. To give you a better overview of the individual advantages and disadvantages, we have summarized the most important advantages of each cooker for you.

Gas cooker

Gas cookers are very popular and are often taken along on adventures by outdoor enthusiasts. The cookers are used together with gas cartridges and offer you the opportunity to prepare a warm meal anywhere. You can choose between gas cookers that are suitable for either piercing cartridges or screw-on cartridges.

Gas cookers are very popular for outdoor cooking and have many advantages. Their flame is easy to regulate and offers even beginners the best conditions for preparing a meal in no time at all. Another plus point is of course that gas is available almost everywhere in Europe. This means that you can leave the gas cartridge at home when you travel by plane, take your cooker with you on the plane and buy a new one on site.

The disadvantage here is of course the increased weight that a gas cartridge brings with it in your backpack. The temperature range also varies depending on the type of gas. If you want to use your gas cooker at temperatures below freezing, you should therefore use a cooker with a preheating loop.

If you want to upgrade your equipment with a gas cooker, we have summarized all the highlights from our range under this link. To the gas cookers

Gasoline stove

The disadvantages of a gas cooker are the advantages of a petrol cooker. This type of outdoor cooking is ideal for use in sub-zero temperatures. Another advantage is that petrol is available almost everywhere. Of course, petrol cookers also have a higher heat output than gas cookers.

Unfortunately, the clear disadvantage here is that petrol stoves are very odorous and produce a lot of soot, especially during the preheating phase. This also requires more maintenance than a gas stove. In addition, a gas stove is easier to regulate, while a petrol stove requires much more experience. The professionals among you can therefore confidently follow this link and get one of our highly sought-after petrol stoves. To the petrol stoves

Esbit cooker

The Esbit cooker has also proven itself many times over and is a practical partner for outdoor use. ESBIT stands for "Erich Schumm's fuel in tablet form". The Esbit cooker runs on solid fuel and is used not only for classic camping but also frequently by the German army.

The Esbit tablets can be transported in a space-saving and clean manner. The small pack size means you can store your Esbit stove in any bag. Another advantage of this stove is its even burning. This means you can cook at the same intensity over the long term and avoid the regulation problems of a petrol stove.

The disadvantage of the Esbit cooker is that the tablets are very sensitive to moisture and should be well packaged. The Esbit cooker also has a very strong smell and produces a lot of soot. The reduced energy also results in a longer cooking time compared to a petrol cooker.

We have Esbit cookers in various sizes in our range. You can find an overview of our offers under this link. To the Esbit cookers

Hobo stove

Of course, hobos are a must for outdoor cookers. The chimney effect causes the lighter combustion gases to rise and generate enormous heat. In combination with the constant supply of fresh air, this then ensures that the flames are intense.

The hobo only needs small branches or brushwood as fuel. This allows you to operate largely independently with it as an outdoor cooker in your luggage and saves you the additional weight of fuel in your luggage. Of course, a hobo is also a real highlight for those of you who prefer an open flame.

The disadvantages of the hobo are particularly noticeable in terms of fire safety. The open flame can cause sparks to fly, which in turn increases the risk of forest fires. When cooking outdoors with a hobo, it is important that you use a fireproof base. This catches the embers and prevents the undergrowth on the ground from igniting due to the high heat.

Curious? You can find the hobo stoves from our range at this link. To the hobo stoves

Everything for outdoor cooking!

Of course, you need more than just an outdoor stove in your equipment! To ensure you are optimally equipped for your next adventure, you will also find the right accessories in our range. From fire starters to fuel and matches, we have the right thing for every need.

We have also added a lot of pans and pots to our range for our outdoor kitchen. You can choose from different sizes in which you can prepare soups, meat, etc. in no time at all. Whether stainless steel, aluminum or carbon steel - you are guaranteed to find what you are looking for here!

If you are not yet fully equipped for your next adventure, you should definitely take a look at our pans and pots category. Pans and pots Here you will find everything a camper's heart desires!

Questions: Outdoor cookers

1) Which outdoor cooker is right for you?

The answer to this depends on your preferences and intended use. If you prefer an open flame, we would definitely recommend a hobo stove. If, on the other hand, you prefer a safe outdoor stove without large flames, a gas stove is certainly an option. However, when choosing the right outdoor stove, you should also consider the fuels required. While you can find brushwood, branches, etc. for the hobo almost anywhere, it is more difficult to get a gas cartridge for the gas stove in some regions.

2) How do I keep my fire from going out?

In most cases, strong wind is responsible for your fire not burning properly. To remedy this and make your outdoor adventure easier, you can also find a suitable windbreak. This allows you to have a small fire in almost any place and in any weather in no time at all. So that you don't have to search for long, we have linked our practical windbreak for your outdoor cooker here .