Primus Tupike II 2-Burner Propane Butane Camp Stove

The Primus Tupike II is a two-burner camp stove compatible with propane or butane fuel, built for cooks who want independent flame control at each burner and a stove that holds up to years of outdoor use. A stainless-steel body, oak lath trim, and brass details give the Tupike II a construction quality that improves with age rather than showing wear. The stove ships as a single variant with no size or color options to choose between.

Two Burners, Two Temperatures

The Tupike II runs both burners independently, so a pot of water can boil at full heat while a sauce holds at a low simmer on the same stove at the same time. A regulated valve on each burner gives precise flame adjustment rather than a coarse on/off sweep, which matters when the difference between a perfect sear and a scorched pan is a small turn of the knob. Piezo ignition lights each burner without a separate lighter or matches.

Built to Cook in Wind

The hinged lid and lockable side windscreens close around the cooking surface to shield the flame from crosswind, keeping heat directed at the pot rather than lost to the air. This makes the Tupike II practical at exposed campsites and trailheads where an open-frame stove would struggle to maintain a steady flame. The windscreen panels lock in position so they stay where set rather than shifting mid-cook.

Designed to Travel and Set Up Fast

The wood-trimmed handle locks the stove closed for transport, and a spring-action mechanism keeps the regulator secured in place so nothing rattles loose in a vehicle or pack. Steel legs snap into position to lift the stove off the table surface, then fold flat for storage. Removable stainless-steel pot supports and a stainless-steel drip tray lift out for cleaning without tools.

Features

• Dual independent burners: cook two dishes simultaneously at different heat levels
• Piezo ignition: lights each burner without a separate ignition source
• Lid and lockable side windscreens: shield the flame in windy conditions
• Regulated valves: precise flame control on each burner for fuel-efficient cooking
• Stainless-steel body with oak laths and brass details: durable construction that ages well
• Folding steel legs and removable pot supports and drip tray: compact for transport, easy to clean

Specifications

Who This Is For and Isn't

The Tupike II suits car campers, overlanders, and basecamp cooks who want a two-burner stove with independent heat control, wind protection, and materials built to last a long time. The regulated valves and dual-burner setup make it a practical choice for anyone cooking full meals rather than just boiling water.

Propane or butane fuel is not included and must be sourced separately. The stove is not designed as a backpacking or ultralight option given its stainless-steel and wood construction.

Common Questions

What fuel does the Tupike II use?

The Primus Tupike II is compatible with propane or butane fuel. No fuel canister or bottle is included with the stove; the appropriate fuel source must be purchased separately.

Does the Tupike II have ignition built in?

Yes. The Primus Tupike II includes piezo ignition, so each burner can be lit directly at the stove without a separate lighter or matches.

How does the stove handle wind?

The Tupike II has a hinged lid and lockable side windscreens that close around the cooking surface to block crosswind and keep heat directed at the pot. The windscreen panels lock in position so they hold steady during cooking.

How does the Tupike II pack for transport?

The wood-trimmed handle locks the Tupike II closed for carrying, and a spring-action mechanism secures the regulator in place. The steel legs fold flat, and the pot supports and drip tray are removable, so the stove packs into a compact footprint for vehicle storage or transport.

Is the Tupike II easy to clean?

The Primus Tupike II has removable stainless-steel pot supports and a removable stainless-steel drip tray, both of which lift out without tools for cleaning after use.