Esbit Titanium Solid Fuel Stove

The Esbit titanium tripod stove is a minimalist stand for solid fuel tablets, built to hold a pot over a burning 14 g hexamine tablet and nothing more. At 11.5 g it's barely noticeable in a pack, folds flat to about 7 × 3 cm, and comes with its own small carry bag. There's no valve, no simmer control, no piezo ignition, and no wind resistance — this is a support structure for the flame, not a regulated burner, so a separate windscreen is worth carrying in exposed terrain. Paired with Esbit's solid fuel tablets, it brings 500 ml of water to a boil in about 8 minutes and each tablet burns roughly 12 minutes, performance that holds up in sub-zero temperatures and at altitude where canister stoves can lose pressure. The three-prong pot support keeps things simple and stable, better suited to boiling than simmering. It's aimed at solo ultralight hikers who want either a full-time minimalist cook system or a near-weightless emergency backup — not at anyone who wants to cook rather than just boil water.