Primus Kinjia 2-Burner Propane or Butane Camp Stove

The Primus Kinjia is a two-burner camp stove built from die-cast aluminum and stainless steel, sized to hold two large pots simultaneously and deliver 10,200 BTU of total output across its independently controlled burners. A wood-trimmed handle locks the stove closed for transport, and a spring-action mechanism secures the regulator in place, making it a compact, carry-ready option for camp cooking at a fixed site or a drive-in base camp.

Two Burners, Two Temperatures at Once

Because each burner on the Kinjia fires and adjusts independently, a camp cook can hold a sauce at a low simmer on one side while bringing a full pot of water to a rolling boil on the other. That flexibility matters when a meal has multiple components with different timing: no waiting for one pot to finish before starting the next, and no single-temperature compromise that leaves one dish overcooked.

Built to Travel and Easy to Clean

The Kinjia's die-cast aluminum and stainless steel body is designed to take repeated use without showing it. The stainless steel pot supports and drip tray are both removable, so cleaning after a messy meal is a matter of lifting them out rather than scrubbing around fixed hardware. When packed, the stove locks closed into a slim profile that fits into a vehicle cargo area, a truck bed, or a storage bin without demanding dedicated space.

Propane or Butane: Your Choice of Fuel

A propane adapter and a butane adapter are both included with the Kinjia, so the stove works with whichever canister type is available at the trailhead store or already in the kit. Switching between fuel types does not require additional hardware purchases. Gas is not included.

Features

• Dual independent burners: each burner fires and adjusts separately for simultaneous multi-temperature cooking
• 10,200 BTU total output: enough heat to bring large pots to a boil quickly
• Wood-trimmed locking handle: secures the stove closed for transport; spring-action mechanism locks the regulator in place
• Removable pot supports and drip tray: stainless steel components lift out for cleaning
• Propane and butane adapters included: compatible with both fuel types out of the box
• Die-cast aluminum and stainless steel body: invented in Sweden, made in Europe

Specifications

Who This Is For and Isn't

The Kinjia suits car campers, overlanders, and base-camp cooks who need to prepare multi-component meals for a group and want a stove that packs flat and locks closed for vehicle transport. Its dual independent burners and two-large-pot capacity make it a practical choice when cooking for more than two people.

The Kinjia does not include a carry bag (the Primus Carry Bag for Kinjia and Tupike is sold separately). Gas canisters of any type are not included. The stove's 18.7-inch folded width makes it unsuitable as a backpacking or ultralight stove.

Common Questions

What fuel types does the Kinjia use?

The Primus Kinjia is compatible with both propane and butane. A propane adapter and a butane adapter are included with the stove, so no additional hardware is needed to use either fuel type. Gas canisters are not included and must be purchased separately.

Can both burners run at the same time?

Yes. Each burner on the Kinjia operates independently, so both can run simultaneously at different heat levels. This allows a cook to simmer a sauce on one burner while boiling water on the other at the same time.

How does the Kinjia lock for transport?

The Kinjia closes into a slim profile and locks shut via a wood-trimmed handle. A separate spring-action locking mechanism holds the regulator in place during transport, so the stove arrives ready to set up without loose hardware to manage.

Is a carry bag included?

No. The Primus Carry Bag for Kinjia and Tupike is sold separately. It is a poly-cotton bag with dedicated pockets for accessories, gas, food, and cooking utensils, but it does not ship with the stove.

How easy is the Kinjia to clean?

The stainless steel pot supports and stainless steel drip tray on the Kinjia are both removable, which allows them to be cleaned away from the stove body. Lifting them out rather than cleaning around fixed hardware makes post-meal cleanup straightforward at camp.