When Amundsen reached the South Pole in 1911 he had a Primus stove with him. When Hillary and Tenzing summited Everest in 1953, same story. That kind of heritage doesn't happen without building stoves that genuinely work in the field – and the Primus range still does exactly that, from a 240g ultralight system designed for solo backpackers down to a dual-burner camp stove with a 360° social cooking design for groups of up to ten. The integrated Lite systems pair burner and hard-anodised pot in one compact package, the remote canister Express Spider II handles freestanding cooking on difficult terrain, and the Alika brings real two-burner camp cooking to group trips without requiring propane bottles. All made in Europe, all with Piezo ignition, all built with the same intent Primus has had since 1892 – make a stove that starts first time and doesn't let you down.