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The 30-Day Blackout Guarantee
Cook on it for thirty days. If you're unhappy with it for any reason, message us within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund.
- 🔥 Burns sticks from your yard. Never buy fuel again
- 🍳 Cast iron top holds skillets, pots & Dutch ovens
- 🎒 Packs into its own bag. Lives in your trunk
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What can I burn in it?
What can I burn in it?
Anything that fits the feed tube: twigs, sticks, small branches, pinecones, bark, scrap lumber. If it fell off a tree in your yard, it's fuel. You'll never buy a propane bottle, a gas canister or a bag of charcoal for it again.
How fast does it get hot?
How fast does it get hot?
Fast. Ball up some paper, add a handful of dry twigs, light it, and you're cooking in a few minutes. The rocket design pulls air in through the feed tube and drives the flame straight up the chimney into the bottom of your pan, so the heat goes into your food instead of out into the night.
Will it work when the power goes out?
Will it work when the power goes out?
That's exactly what it's built for. No gas line, no outlet, no battery, no canister. Set it up on the porch, patio or driveway, feed it sticks from the yard, and you've got a hot meal and boiling water while the rest of the street is eating cold cereal. It's an outdoor stove, so it lives outside the door, never inside.
How big is it, and what can I cook on it?
How big is it, and what can I cook on it?
About 15 inches tall on a wide stabilizer base, built from heavy carbon steel so it doesn't wobble. The cast iron top holds a 12-inch skillet, a stock pot, a coffee kettle or a full Dutch oven. Fry bacon and eggs, boil water, simmer chili, sear a steak.
How long does shipping take?
How long does shipping take?
Please allow about a week for processing. Need it before a storm? Choose Expedited Shipping at checkout. You can follow your order from our track-order page or by emailing us.
Fuel calculator
How much propane would you need to stockpile?
Tell us who you're feeding and for how long. We'll show what that costs in propane, and what it costs with a Blackout Stove.
Everyone eating hot meals.
Big storms often knock power out for 3–7 days.A long weekend is 3.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Boil orders are common after storms.
Propane you'd need
01-lb bottles
≈ $0 before you light a thingWith Blackout Stove
$0 fuel
≈ 0 grocery bags of yard sticksPlanning estimate. Based on a typical camp-stove burner going through about one 1-lb propane bottle per 2 hours of cooking, at about $7.50 a bottle. Wind, pot size and cooking style change the numbers. The Blackout Stove is an outdoor cooking stove: porch, patio, driveway or campsite.
Sticks In. Dinner Out.
Every other stove you own runs on something you have to buy, store and eventually run out of. The Blackout Stove runs on the stuff you rake up every fall. Drop a handful of twigs in the feed tube, light a wad of paper underneath, and the rocket design pulls air through the fire and drives a focused flame straight up into the bottom of your pan. A few sticks fry a full breakfast. A few more boil a pot of water. The fuel is free, it's everywhere, and it never expires on a shelf.
When the Grid Goes Down, Your Kitchen Doesn't.
An ice storm takes out the lines. The stove is electric, the microwave is dead, and the grocery store is dark. Most families eat cold sandwiches for three days and pray the power comes back. You step out on the porch, feed the Blackout Stove a handful of sticks, and put a pot of coffee on. Hot soup for the kids. Boiled water. Bacon and eggs in the morning. No gas line, no outlet, no canister to run dry halfway through the week. As long as there's a tree in your yard, you can cook.
Rain, Wind, Wet Wood. Still Cooking.
Campfires die in the rain. Propane runs out on day two. The Blackout Stove's insulated chimney burns so hot it dries the next stick before it catches, so it keeps cooking when everything else gives up. Heavy carbon steel that doesn't flex under a loaded Dutch oven, a wide stabilizer base that sits flat on dirt, gravel or concrete, and a carry bag so it rides in the trunk year-round. Camping in July, hunting camp in November, the backyard on a Tuesday, the porch when the power's out.
WHO IT'S FOR
Four people, one stove
Families who lose power, campers sick of propane, guys who live out of their truck and people shopping for them. It answers all four.
“The last ice storm, we ate cold cereal for three days.”
Never again. When the power goes out, you step outside, feed it sticks from the yard and cook a real hot meal. No gas, no electric, no fuel stockpile to worry about.
“I’m done hauling propane bottles to camp.”
Leave the canisters at home. Every campsite is covered in fuel for the Blackout Stove, and it cooks hotter than a campfire on a fraction of the wood.
“I want something in the truck that just works.”
Heavy carbon steel, nothing to break, nothing to refill. It lives in its bag behind the seat and it's ready when you are: hunting camp, the lake, the tailgate.
“I need a gift for the guy who has everything.”
He doesn't have this. It's rugged, it's useful and it gets used every time he's outside. The kind of gift he'll still be using in ten years.
WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
Four reasons, and that's the lot
One stove, a cast iron top, and fuel you'll never have to buy again.
Everything in the bag
SEE IT COOK
HOW IT WORKS
Feed. Light. Cook.
No hoses, no canisters, no knobs. The rocket design does the work.
Step 1: Feed it
Drop a handful of dry twigs and small sticks into the feed tube. Pinecones, bark, scrap wood: if it burns, it's fuel.
Step 2: Light it
Tuck a wad of paper or a fire starter under the sticks and light it. The rocket draft pulls air through the fire and it roars to life in seconds.
Step 3: Cook
Set your skillet, pot or Dutch oven on the cast iron top. The flame hits the center of the pan. You're cooking in a few minutes, and you keep it going by sliding in more sticks.
YOUR FIRST MEAL
From box to bacon
What setting it up looks like, start to finish.
Bolt on the base
Two screws attach the stabilizer base. Drop the cast iron top on the chimney. That's the whole assembly, under five minutes.
Grab some sticks
Walk the yard for two minutes. Dry twigs, fallen branches, pinecones. That's tonight's fuel, and it cost you nothing.
Light it up
Paper in, sticks on top, one match. The rocket draft does the rest. Feed it a stick every few minutes to keep the flame high.
Eat
Bacon, eggs, coffee, chili, steak. Then it goes back in the bag and into the trunk, ready for the next trip or the next outage.
THE HEAD-TO-HEAD
Only one does all five
The 30-Day Blackout Guarantee
Cook on it for thirty days. Fry breakfast on it, boil water on it, take it to camp. If it doesn't earn its spot in your trunk, or you're unhappy with it for any reason, message us through the Contact page within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund.
Feed It. Light It. Cook.
★ 4.8/5 · Over 12,000 Sold — burns free sticks from your yard · hot in minutes · cast iron top · 30-Day Blackout Guarantee
ANY LAST QUESTIONS?
The things people ask before they order
What can I burn in it?
Anything that fits the feed tube: twigs, sticks, small branches, pinecones, bark, scrap lumber. If it fell off a tree in your yard, it's fuel. You'll never buy a propane bottle, a gas canister or a bag of charcoal for it again.
How fast does it get hot?
Fast. Ball up some paper, add a handful of dry twigs, light it, and you're cooking in a few minutes. The rocket design pulls air in through the feed tube and drives the flame straight up the chimney into the bottom of your pan, so the heat goes into your food instead of out into the night.
Is it smoky?
You'll see a little smoke for the first minute while it catches. Once the chimney is hot, the rocket draft burns the wood hot and clean, nothing like the eye-watering smoke of a campfire.
How big is it, and what can I cook on it?
About 15 inches tall on a wide stabilizer base, built from heavy carbon steel so it doesn't wobble. The cast iron top holds a 12-inch skillet, a stock pot, a coffee kettle or a full Dutch oven. Fry bacon and eggs, boil water, simmer chili, sear a steak.
Will it work when the power goes out?
That's exactly what it's built for. No gas line, no outlet, no battery, no canister. Set it up on the porch, patio or driveway, feed it sticks from the yard, and you've got a hot meal and boiling water while the rest of the street is eating cold cereal. It's an outdoor stove, so it lives outside the door, never inside.
What if it doesn't work for us?
Cook on it for 30 days. If you don't love it, message us through the Contact page within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund. No forms, no restocking fee.
How long does shipping take?
Please allow about a week for processing. Need it before a storm? Choose Expedited Shipping at checkout. You can follow your order from our track-order page or by emailing us.