Canister stove OPTIMUS Vega — petrol-fueled single-burner, 178 g, 130×65 mm

Optimus Vega is a compact petrol-fueled single-burner canister stove engineered for lightweight outdoor cooking. With a weight of 178 g and dimensions of 130×65 mm, it provides a small-footprint solution for backpacking, camping and emergency cooking where a portable petrol stove is required. The stove is designed for boiling, simmering and basic meal preparation and is compatible with field use that requires a reliable single-burner cooker.

Advantages

The Optimus Vega combines low weight and small dimensions with a stable, high-output burner that accommodates both pans and larger pots. Its precise flame control supports simmering as well as rapid boiling. The compact form factor simplifies packing and transport while the durable construction ensures consistent performance in outdoor conditions. The stove offers efficient fuel usage for extended trips and straightforward setup for fast cooking.

Suitable for

• Backpacking and lightweight hiking where minimizing weight and size is important
• Car camping and short outdoor trips that require a reliable single-burner stove
• Emergency preparedness kits for basic hot-food and water preparation
• Cooking simple meals, boiling water and simmering sauces in field conditions

Key specifications

• Fuel type: petrol (liquid fuel compatible in canister/inverted mode)
• Burner configuration: single-burner high-output design
• Weight: 178 g
• Dimensions: 130 × 65 mm
• Flame control: adjustable for simmering and rapid boiling
• Stability: supports pans and larger pots with a low-profile base

How to use

Place the Optimus Vega on a stable, level surface away from flammable materials. Attach the fuel canister or set the stove to the appropriate configuration for liquid petrol if using inverted operation according to the fuel type. Open the fuel valve and ignite following standard stove-lighting procedures, then adjust the flame with the control to reach the desired heat for boiling or simmering. Monitor the stove while in use and avoid leaving it unattended. After cooking, allow the stove to cool, close the fuel valve fully and pack the unit dry and protected.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate fuel and follow manufacturer guidance for inverted or liquid-fuel operation in cold conditions. Employ a compatible windscreen to reduce heat loss in breezy conditions and position cookware centrally on the burner for best stability. Carry spare fuel and perform regular visual checks of connections and seals before each use.