Canister stove Primus Mimer 1 cooking zone 233 g

The Primus Mimer canister stove is a compact sit-on-top camping stove designed for outdoor cooking using a natural gas canister. Weighing 233 g and measuring 104 mm wide by 125 mm deep, it provides a single cooking zone suited for backpacking, hiking and short expeditions. The product supports larger pots with a wide flame and is built to attach quickly to compatible gas canisters so the stove is operational in under a minute.

Advantages

The stove’s lightweight construction and compact footprint make it easy to carry and pack for multi-day trips. Robust pot supports stabilize larger cookware and allow efficient heat transfer from the burner. Fast attachment to gas canisters reduces setup time, and the unit is designed to be disassembled and stored in a small nylon bag for transport. The single-zone design concentrates output for quick boiling and straightforward meal preparation.

Suitable for

• Backpacking and hiking where weight and size matter
• Car camping and short outdoor trips for 1–3 people
• Day trips and emergency cooking with a portable gas canister
• Travellers who need a compact, easy-to-store stove

Key specifications

• Weight: 233 g
• Footprint: 104 mm (width) × 125 mm (depth)
• Configuration: single cooking zone (sit-on-top canister stove)
• Fuel type: natural gas canister
• Portable design with removable burner and compact storage

How to use

Place the canister stove on a stable, level surface and ensure the gas canister is compatible and properly seated. Attach the stove to the canister following the manufacturer’s instructions until secure, then open the gas control and ignite with a lighter or integrated ignition if present. Adjust the flame to the desired level and center the pot on the robust pot supports for even heating. After use, turn off the gas, allow the burner to cool, disassemble the burner if needed and stow the components in the supplied nylon bag for transport.

Usage recommendations

Use the Primus Mimer stove with appropriate ventilation and on stable ground. Match pot size to the burner and avoid overhanging cookware to maintain stability. Check canister compatibility before travel and carry the stove in its storage bag to protect the burner during transport.