Dynamic Stove and Cookware Set, Stove Only or with 450g Gas

The Dynamic Stove, a portable gas cooking station, comes on its own or paired with 450 g butane / propane gas canisters with a 7/16″ threaded valve, the type it is made to run on. Choose the stove alone or the kit with one, two, four, eight or twelve canisters: the stove and its cooking pieces are the same in every option, and only the amount of gas changes. With a kit, the fuel arrives in the same order, so there is no separate gas to track down before the first trip.

The stove pairs a single burner with its own set of cooking pieces. The round stove body is dark grey, with three black legs that swing out to stand it up and fold back in across the body for packing. The burner sits in a stainless steel hob, ringed by a wire pan support; it lights by piezo ignition, and a large orange control knob on the front sets the flame. The maker supplies it with non-stick grill and griddle plates, a non-stick lid, pan and wok, and a round zipped travel bag in black with orange piping, webbing handles and a mesh side pocket.

In the maker’s photographs a deep black bowl sits over the burner and holds either the slotted grill plate or the flat griddle plate, and the domed lid with two side handles fits over the top. Turned over, the lid also sits in the bowl as a deep cooking vessel.

The canisters are disposable, so there is nothing to refill: a full one fits underneath the burner housing, between the legs, and an empty one is replaced with a fresh one. Each holds a butane / propane mix and has a self-sealing valve with a 10 mm thread, which opens as the canister is screwed onto the appliance and closes by itself when it is unscrewed. EN417 conformity and the π 0437 certificate mark belong to the canisters, not to the stove, and the canisters work from -10 °C to +40 °C. They also suit other camping stoves, grills, lamps and heaters made for this valve.

The stove is made for cooking outdoors, on a camping trip or a long day’s fishing, where one stove that can grill as well as heat a pan or wok saves carrying several pieces of kit, and the larger kits keep spare fuel in hand for longer trips or several outings. Set up the stove, fit the canister and light it exactly as the maker’s instructions describe.