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Why Solo Stove?
The Solo Stove Alcohol Burner is a great backup fuel source and companion to our wood burning Solo Stove. When used inside the Solo Stove, this alcohol burner benefits from the Solo Stove's efficient air flow system and which means achieving faster boil times. A convenient flame regulator lets you control and delete the flame with ease. The screw top cap features a rubber gasket which allows you to store fuel directly in the alcohol burner for extended periods of time without leakage. When you're on the move, save your precious pack space and store your Solo Alcohol Burner directly inside the Solo Stove itself.
Tech Specs
Fast to boil: 5-7 minutes to boil 32 fl oz of water
Fuel: Denatured alcohol/methylated spirits
Size: Height 1.8 inches, Diameter 2.9 inches
Weight: 3.5 oz
Materials: Brass
Built to Last
Each and every Solo Stove product is precision made to be free of defects in material and workmanship for the life of the product. Buy with 100% peace of mind knowing that you're covered.
Unique Construction
Using our unique design and specialized construction process, we have created one of the finest alcohol burners you’ll ever own.
The Perfect Pair
The Solo Stove Alcohol Burner was built with our Solo Stove Lite and Titan in mind. When combined, this pair is surely the most versatile and portable backpack cooking set.
Made for Cooking
When paired with Solo Stoves' unique airflow system, this burner has quick boil times and is perfect for cooking your next meal outdoors.
keith e eads
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
Good emergency stove
George H.
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2024
Basically a Trangia, if you're familiar with them. This little stove is very sturdy and puts out a lot of heat.I haven't really used the simmer ring as intended, but it's a nice feature to have.You will need a pot stand to use this to cook. A lot of folding wood-burning box stoves will fit this one too, and allows for flexibility in options.Other reviews have stated that the O-ring inside the cap tends to leak. That has not been my experience. I screw the cap down tightly and have had no leaks.I particularly like how quiet it is to use. When I'm in the woods making a cup of coffee or something, the last thing I want to hear is the roar of a isobutane stove. Kinda kills the mood.I pack this with my Stanley Adventure Cookset, folding crossbar pot stand, and an 8 ounce bottle of fuel. Also, you can light it pretty easily with even a ferro rod.Overall, it's now my main stove for hikes and lightweight camping.
Q太郎
Reviewed in Japan on February 14, 2021
思った以上のものでした。アルコールランプがゆらゆらと火が付くのと比べてボーって感じですアルコールでこの火力になるとは！
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on October 7, 2021
I love my Solo alcohol burner! Out here on the west coast you would never run out of fuel but, when it rains everything get soaking wet including all those little piece of wood. This is where this little burner comes in and it just saved the day this past weekend. Pouring rain and not a dry piece of anything so comes this little alcohol burner and instant flame and a nice hot coffee! I liked that the lid on the burner seals so you don't spill any fuel when transporting. Also like that it fits nicely inside the Solo stove for compact transport
Christine of NC Smoky Mountains
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2021
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RDS
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2020
For a simple, light weight backpacking cooking option, i.e. boiling water for freeze dried food or store bought dried foods like rice, this is a great choice. I use it with the Solo Stove Lite to support a 1 liter titanium pot. The only down side is with the stove, it's a little heavy, but if you use rocks or logs for a pot support, the weight is significantly less.Will work with any alcohol fuel. I used 70% Isopropyl to boil 750 ml of water in 7 minutes, though there was a fair amount of soot on the pot. Denatured alcohol avoids that issue.Warning: Don't try white gas (Coleman Fuel). You'll get an explosion.Edit: After two years, the burner still gets high marks. I strongly recommend having one for use in any stove for which the primary fuel is biomass. These burners are safer, cleaner and better for the environment, IMO.
Julien Dcbt
Reviewed in France on June 26, 2019
Fonctionne très bien, produit de qualité.Parfait a coupler avec le solo stove
Luismanuelcayonmtz
Reviewed in Mexico on November 10, 2019
Cumple con lo especificado
Lord S
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2015
Pretty neat little addition to the Solo stove. When you can't find or don't want to burn plant stuffs, this little stove will make for a good backup. It fits perfectly inside of the collapsed Solo stove and can ride along in the stove's tote bag no problem. It looks lto be constructed pretty well. I particularly like the rubber gasket which, in theory, allows you store fuel inside the stove during transit. Time will tell how well the rubber o-ring will hold up against alcohol over time.I have only used Everclear grain alcohol for fuel and the stove runs well on that.Beyond the sealed screw-on cap, there is also a secondary "lid" with a handle on it. Supposedly this can be used for simmering, but I found it unworkable, at least with my fuel source. The handled lid pretty effectively snuffs out the pinhole jets around the perimeter, which made the stove ineffectual in my experience. It does, however, work great to extinguish the stove after you're done with it.During use the stove sits on the Solo's grate at just the right height to make for pretty effective cooking. The removable riser on the Solo acts like a decent wind shield in milder wind conditions. I can't tell if the venting of the Solo contribute any significant amount to how the alcohol stove burns when inside of the Solo. That said, I think the alcohol stove will work near equally well when used by itself.I don't know that this stove functions any better than any of the alcohol stoves that I've made in the past from soda cans, but this unit is much more solid, will last much longer, can store fuel on the inside and fits the dimensions of the Solo stove in every way.All in all, at this price point, it's worth it.
Norbert
Reviewed in Germany on November 9, 2015
Im direkten Vergleich konnte ich bisher keine Unterschiede in der Brennleistung feststellen, außer dass der von der Firma Solo Stove angebotenen Trangia eine kleine Stange am Deckel beinhaltet die das ausmachen der Flamme im Solo Stove erleichtert. Grundsätzlich kann man sagen dass sich die Anschaffung eines solchen Brenners für einen Solo Stove lohnt, somit ist man immer flexibel bei der Brennstoff Wahl und er ist super zu verstauen im Solo Stove. Dabei ist es egal ob man den kleinen Solo Stove oder den Titan besitzt.
joel750
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2014
I bought one of this due to the user ratings from YouTube and other camper websites and blogs. they told me that they recommend this stove if you wanted something other than a Trangia Mini burner.Aside than reason, i recently bought my Trangia mini burner and I had an accident while I was using it. i don't know if I got a unit out of the bad batche but upon using it for the 2nd time, the trangia "Flared Up" like back draft from a burning building while was lifting the frying pan I was cooking on! The flames shot up from the jets about a foot and a half high and almost burning my face & eyebrows! i never expected this from a quality stove like trangia so i ordered this Esbit alcohol stove as an immediate replacement. It functioned just like the Trangia but in a slow constant flame and the flame lasted almost half an hour because i filled this stove with yellow HEET fuel up to the brim. It actually cooked 4 pieces of thick bacon, a big whole piece of Polish sausage, fried 3 scrambled eggs to a slight burn and on top of this it also boiled a liter of water to a full rolling boil! all this cooking in a half hour and one single fill of fuel! i don't know if i'm ever going back in sing a trangia mini burner again knowing that this stove is actually more fuel efficient and burns even and constant....i think i'll stick to this stove for the time being and I might order another in the near future.
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