Primus Gravity MF
Average Rating: 
Reviewed by 4 Trailspace users
Description
The Gravity MF is a multi-fuel stove made by Primus. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews.
Here's what other sites are saying:
From Backcountry Outlet:
"Ideal for traveling, high altitudes, and extremely cold conditions, the compact and versatile Primus Gravity Multifuel Stove won't burn your pancakes. This lightweight stove fires up with LP gas, gasoline/petrol, and kerosene, and has excellent adjustability so you can blast it to boil water or simmer down to cook some eggs. Integrated Burner Technology moves the flame closer to the pot to optimize efficiency, and the Gravity MF Stove's four, stable legs make it useable with even large pots. The Ergo Pump makes this Primus stove easy to use no matter the locale and no matter the condition-from glaciers to the desert. FUEL BOTTLE NOT INCLUDED."
From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . The lightweight, compact Primus Gravity multi-fuel stove offers the versatility to burn white gas, kerosene and LP gas cartridges. Will boil a liter of water in less than 5 minutes Handles extreme conditions and all temperatures Low center of gravity with four collapsible legs Fast preheating means less cook time Serrated pot supports Collapsible windscreen Aluminum ErgoPump Stuff sack 10,500 BTU/h Instructional DVD included Open burner dimensions: 6x6x5- ” Closed burner dimensions: 5- x5- x1- ” Windscreen dimensions: 30x6” Fuel pump dimensions: 7x2- x1-1/8” Weight: 9 oz. burner, 4.8 oz. fuel pump Material: Aluminum and stainless steel CLOSEOUTS . Estonia. For use with Primus LP cartridges and fuel bottles."
From CampSaver.com:
"The Primus Gravity MF has had a major face-lift.That means the good stability the stove has always had is now even better, and the preheating when used with liquid fuels is positioned to make it easier to use.Its design makes the stove approximately 30%"
From REI:
"The best of two world's come together in the Primus Gravity multi-fuel stove for a versatile cooking unit suitable for all conditions! Stove works off an LP gas cannister, providing space-saving convenience and ease of operation for outtings of short duration. Or connect the stove to a fuel bottle to burn camp fuel, gasoline or kerosene, which is more convenient for long, cold and/or high-elevation trips. The adjustable-heat stove rests on a wide, stable base to accommodate large pots and stands 30% shorter than similar stoves. Both cannister and bottle connect to the stove with a fuel line, removing the fuel a safe distance from the heat. Stove comes with pump, multi-tool with integrated cleaning needle, nylon stuff sack, windscreen and heat reflector. Fuel bottles and canisters are all sold separately."
User Reviews
Gravity MF
Reviewed by Hugh Burton, Aug 17, 2008
PROS:
I like the low profile of the stove and the 4 legs. Very stable. It held a 3L MSR pot with no wobble.
Lighting is as advertised and works well."
Gravity MF
Reviewed by RayRay, Dec 19, 2007
For starters, Primus has a great idea by including a metal pump with the stove. As much as MSR stoves are great, I never really liked the idea of having a plastic pump."
Gravity MF
Reviewed by Ruoyun Hao, Jul 09, 2006
Great stove, but the flare is not uniform. I have bought a Gravity MF several days ago, and I just use it with LP gas, never with liqulid fuel.
The stove is lightweight, stable, very good output, but the flare is not very uniform, the flare at one side of the burner is very big, and the other side it smaller."
Gravity MF
Reviewed by Skyislander, Apr 06, 2006
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Where to Buy
Buy Online We found the Gravity MF at 2 online stores:
| Store | Product Description | Price |
 Backcountry Outlet | Gravity Multifuel Stove | $49.48 | Buy Now |
 Sierra Trading Post | Gravity Multi-fuel Stove With Windscreen | $82.50 | Buy Now |
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