Description
Rikkar Specs
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Weight | 26 g / 0.92 oz |
| Fuel | Threaded isobutane/propane canisters (EN417) |
| Power | Approx. 2,700 W |
| Material | Titanium, aluminum, and brass |
| Gas Consumption | Approx. 140 g/h |
| Dimensions | Approx. 37 × 52 mm folded; 82–85 × 60–69 mm open |
| Pot Support Diameter | Approx. 80 mm |
| Ignition | Manual |
| Max. Load | Approx. 1 kg |
| Sizes / Options | Single stove |
Weight may vary slightly depending on production run or configuration.
Key Features
- Extremely low weight at just 26 g
- Titanium construction
- Folding pot supports for compact storage
- Approximately 2,700 W of heat output
- Compatible with standard threaded EN417 canisters
- Designed to fit inside many small backpacking pots and mugs
- Manual ignition with no built-in piezo lighter
Sizing / Configuration
The BRS 3000T is designed primarily for small backpacking cookware. Its relatively narrow pot supports are best suited to small cups and pots rather than large cookware or heavy cooking setups.
What’s Included
- BRS 3000T stove
- Storage bag
Fuel canister is not included.
Why We Like It
The BRS 3000T makes it remarkably easy to build a genuinely ultralight stove system. At just 26 g, it weighs about as much as a few small pieces of gear while still providing plenty of power for the simple boil-and-eat cooking style common in lightweight backpacking.
The Tradeoff
The low weight comes with compromises in wind performance, pot stability, and overall robustness compared with heavier canister stoves. Its narrow flame is better suited to boiling water than careful simmering, and a windscreen or sheltered cooking location can make a significant difference in performance.
Rikkar Take
If your priority is minimizing stove-system weight, the BRS 3000T is hard to ignore. It’s a particularly good match for solo hikers who mostly boil water for coffee, dehydrated meals, or simple cooking and are willing to trade some stability and wind performance for an exceptionally small and light stove.
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