The svea stove from Optimus has been the go-to lightweight white Gas (naphtha) stove for light-and-fast climbers, alpinists, mountaineers, and backcountry adventurers for decades. It's simple design in solid brass. A timeless design found backcountry survival and climbers' packs the svea is a testament to efficient design. The lid doubles as the cookpot, the handle serves as a maintenance tool, and the built-in cleaning needle keeps the flame burning and means there are no loose parts to get lost. Fuel Efficiency and availability it's true that this stove takes a little extra effort to understand for first-time users but there's a reason why this stove has stayed in production since 1955 with only minor alterations. It burns naphtha, often known as white Gas or simple Coleman fuel, which keeps costs crucially low but more importantly is found the world over. Precise flame control for simmers and sears the exacting flame control lets you unpack your kit while the soup simmers, but you can get it boiling hard quickly when you can't wait. The svea is great for solos, high-altitude adventures or anytime super light is super right. The best bits svea 123 white Gas burning lightweight stove system integrated cleaning needle for longevity and performance handle doubles up as tool for maintenance self-pressurising liquid gas stove The vital Stats fuel Type: White Gas average burn time: up to 50 min at maximum output (with 120 ml of fuel) dimensions (mm): 130 × Ø 100 average boil time for 1 l of water: approx. 7 min/1 L, depending on climate, altitude etc. Output: 1400W weight (grams): 550g Kit Includes burner, Valve and small cooking pot (lid), user Manual