Open fire sausage is the best outdoor food, but isn’t it time to do a little better, and really up your picnic cooking game with proper side dishes? Get the Primus Kinjia, a portable two-burner gas stove – you will prepare potatoes, cabbage, artichokes, carrots, and other wonders of Mother Earth right there and then. The Primus Kinjia works with regular trekking gas stove fuel canisters!

The burners are 22 cm / 8.7" apart – therefore you can cook simultaneously with two 22 cm / 8.7" diameter pots side to side so that the pots are centered on the burners. The distance between the burners and the upright stove cover is 15 cm / 5.9" – you can use a 30 cm / 11.8" diameter pan centered on a burner. Then the second burner area will of course be smaller.

Features

The Primus Kinjia is a lightweight, compact, and easily transportable two-burner gas stove. This means you can heat up two things at once. The burners work independently, so you can adjust both burners to your liking, or cut off one and continue work on the other. There’s no built-in piezo igniter in this one, so make sure to carry your own lighter or matches. This stove has no support legs, place it on an even surface.

• Lightweight, compact, and portable
• Stainless steel and die-cast aluminium body
• Removable stainless steel pot supports and drip tray for easy cleaning
• Folds and locks shut
• Precise flame control and fuel efficient cooking with two valves
• Works with regular trekking gas stove fuel canisters (standard thread EN417)
• No gas canisters included
• Size when closed 7.8 x 47.5 x 29.5 cm / 3.1" x 18.7" x 11.6"
• Weight 3.7 kg / 8.1 lbs
• Power 3000 W
• Invented in Sweden, made in Estonia
• Manual included (English and other languages)

Safe use

Manufacturer’s instructions for safe use are in the manual. Do not move the stove when the burner is on or there are pots on the stove (e.g. full of boiling water!). Do not store with the gas canister connected. This product is for outdoor use in an open space.

Pro-tip

Have you ever craved for some fresh popcorn while on a picnic? Use the Kinjia and a suitable pot, and you’ll get your bowl full in no time!