Micron III Stove

Micron III Stove

$89.95
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Micron III Stove
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Micron III Stove

Primus

Micron III Stove

58 grams of stove. A whole lot of adventure.
$89.95
Description

The Primus Micron III is an ultralight, pocket-sized backpacking stove built for hikers, climbers, and anyone counting grams. At just 58 g, it folds down small and packs easily while still delivering 2,600 W of power. The narrow, high-speed flame is designed for efficient, wind-resistant cooking, making it a great choice for boiling water, heating meals, or making a quick camp coffee.

The foldable pot supports and oversized control valve make the Micron III simple to pack, set up, and adjust. It can boil 0.5 L of water in about 2½ minutes, and the included nylon storage bag keeps everything together when you're on the move. Tiny stove. Serious trail credentials
Quick Specs

- Weight: 58 g / 2 oz
- Power: 2,600 W
- Designed for: 1–2 people
- Boil time: 2:30 for 0.5 L
- Packed dimensions: 41 mm diameter x 62 mm high
- Foldable pot supports
- Oversized, foldable control valve
- Includes durable nylon storage bag
- Fuel not included
SHIPPING

We ship within 1 to 3 business days.

Free local Edmonton area delivery over $50.

Free Canada-wide shipping over $100.
Returns

Returns are free. 

Please email us and we will make it right. 

About Primus

Primus got its start in Stockholm, Sweden in 1892, when F.W. Lindqvist and J.V. Svenson invented the world’s first soot-free kerosene stove. Because it was the first of its kind, they named it Primus—Latin for “first”—and it quickly became known for dependable performance in demanding conditions.

More than 130 years later, Primus continues that legacy with outdoor cooking gear designed to be simple, efficient, and built for life outside—whether you’re packing light for the backcountry or setting up for camp comfort. At its core, Primus is still about the same idea: reliable heat, smart design, and better meals wherever you roam.

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