Name: Robens Cookery King Alcohol Stove
Brand: Robens outdoors
SKU: 690072
Price: 65.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

The Cookery King storm cooker has a revolutionary design. Lightweight and tough, it is made from hard anodised aluminium and comes with a non-stick pan, two pots and a lid. The wide footprint ensures stability while the wrap-around side provide wind-resistance and the efficient burn of a choice of fuels. An alcohol burner is included or it can accept the Robens Fire Beetle stove. The Cookery King can also integrate other gas and liquid fuel stoves.

Specifications

Material:	Aluminium
Burn Time:	77
Volume:	1700 ml + 1400 ml pots / Dia. 19 cm pan
Pack size:	21.5 x 11.0 cm (Dia.xH)
Weight:	980 g
Content:	2 pots (1700 ml / 1400 ml), 1 pan (with non-stick surface, dia. 19 cm), 1 lid, 1 gripper, 1 alcohol burner, chopping board / pan-protector, stable pot holder with windshield, 1 adjustable grill, Strap and mesh bag included
Item number:	690072

Features

A universal cook set
Compact pack size
Pan with non-stick surface for easy frying
Accommodates most kinds of burners (alcohol, gas and multi-fuel)
Adjustable grill height accommodates most burners
High-quality aluminium
Strap and mesh bag included

Care

• Pots: Avoid contact with acidic or salty foods that can damage the uncoated aluminium. Pots: Read the instruction before use

• Pots: Foods kept for more than 24 hours in this product should be stored at temperatures below 5°C.

• Pan: Do not use metallic utensils that will damage the coating. Please discard if the coating is cracked or damaged.

Brand

Robens outdoors

Our passion for the outdoors is well known and it is firmly rooted in our past by Klaus Robens when he created the Robens brand more than 45 years ago in Germany! The young Klaus spent all holidays in tents and kayaks. Later, while enjoying camping and sailing holidays together, he shared his love for outdoor life with his wife, Monika, and their two children. He also brought this enthusiasm to work. At 14, Klaus was apprenticed as a sports-goods merchandiser for a department store. He progressed to buyer and was one of the first Europeans to travel and source camping goods from the Far East – an adventurous undertaking at that time. In 1973 his knowledge of the outdoors and the industry was put to good use when, with his wife, he founded the Robens company at their Wentorf home. Their cellar was the office and the tent display area was their front lawn. Robens Logo Robens Tent Silver Spider By 1988 Robens was so successful that it moved into newly built premises and began work with industrial designer Olaf Bracht, who shared the passion for the outdoors. This enabled Robens to offer products perfectly designed for outdoor life and cemented its success as a brand with a focus on high quality at reasonable prices. In 2000, Robens was acquired by Oase Outdoors and moves ever forward to help people fulfil their passion for the outdoors. We catch up with Olaf in the Robens design office and he takes up the story… Then and now Thirty-years-ago a tent rarely had more than 1,000mm hydrostatic head and there was only a limited selection of good materials for constructing durable tents. By the 80s, about 25 years ago, tents had a 1,500mm Hydrostatic Head, with trekking tents featuring sealed seams. Unfortunately, this would often come off when exposed to sun over time. The 90s saw better materials and processing techniques came to the market and, by 2002, we brought out the first trekking tents with a 5,000mm hydrostatic head. The seams were sealed better, but still no comparison to our present method.