Primus OmniFuel
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Catalog Primus 2026 - new arrivals, bestsellers, and the most relevant models Primus.
Model overview based on user reviews
The Primus OmniFuel camping stove is highly praised for its versatility and reliability, being able to use multiple types of fuel such as gas and gasoline, which makes it suitable for both summer and winter use. Users appreciate its high power output of 3 kW and its ability to function well in cold conditions, where gas might otherwise fail. Despite its advantages, some users note that it can be noisy due to its omnivorous nature and that it can be heavy and bulky, taking up significant space in a backpack. The stove is well-suited for long trips and group use, as it can handle various fuels found in remote locations. However, users caution that using poorly purified fuel can lead to frequent nozzle clogs, requiring cleaning. Overall, the Primus OmniFuel is considered a top choice for those needing a durable and adaptable stove for diverse environments.
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A specific burner was bought specifically for long trips, for 6 people where it is impossible and unlikely to buy gas cylinders on the way, and combustible fuel can be found in almost any village. Filled with refined gasoline, gasoline from a gas station, kerosene - it works the same way. A huge advantage of such a burner is that gasoline burns equally well in the cold, and gas either burns poorly or the cylinder freezes. Everything is done with high quality, nothing leaks anywhere, but if you spill even a drop when pouring, then after that all the things in the backpack will stink. Also, the weight of the whole set + fuel is not at all small, therefore it is rational to wear such a burner only for a group of people. And if you have poorly purified fuel, then the nozzle will constantly clog and you will need to disassemble and clean it. It's not hard to do, but it's annoying. works in the cold, easy to get fuel weight, takes up a lot of space in the backpack, price, easy to get dirty.  Vladimir I: use Primus OmniFuel less than month |
In summer, gas, in winter either gas or for those who prefer gasoline, it's advisable to use "Galoshes" to avoid cleaning the nozzle. The burner kept me warm on Baikal and in the Sayan mountains, passed a 20-day test on their 92-octane from the gas station, cleaned the nozzle about 2 times. Do not use high-octane gasoline - the nozzle will clog more often, and the sound will be like that of a jet plane. Omnivorous, reliable, easy to use. Due to the fact that it is omnivorous, the only minor drawback is the noise when burning, but this is physics and there is no escape from it. use Primus OmniFuel month or more i recommend it should buy |
i use it with gas and gasoline, in summer and winter - no problems at all! Check out my video testing this burner: light, reliable, omnivorous in terms of fuel. huge heat dissipation and power of 3 kW. not yet identified Rodion: use Primus OmniFuel more than year i recommend it should buy |
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