Zelph's Stoveworks Cobalt Blue Solist
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Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
This little stove is a solid piece of gear, well built,…
JERMM
7 reviewer rep
Rating:
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $18 USD
Summary
This little stove is a solid piece of gear, well built, it's a perfect match for smaller pots and mugs.
Pros
- Easy to light
- Efficient burn time
- Designed for mugs and small pots
- Built-in pot stand
Cons
- Mug/pot can easily be bumped off of pot stand
The Cobalt Blue Solo is designed for 3-inch mugs/pots, it has a built-in stainless steel pot stand, low pressurized double wall burner with top rim jet holes. Inside the stove is a braided copper wick that enables easier lighting in cold temperatures, dribble a few drops of fuel on the wick and light.
The stove kit is shipped with an EZ-Fold aluminum windscreen measuring 23”x4” (can be trimmed to length and height to better fit mug/pot) with pre-punched air holes, one large paper clip for holding windscreen in place, a 1-fluid ounce plastic measuring cup and printed instruction sheet.
Average burn time- 09:20 minutes on 1oz of denatured alcohol w/windscreen, air temp 52 degrees, wind speed 10 mph
Average boil time- 07:15 minutes on 0.75 oz of denatured alcohol w/windscreen, 2-cups of water at 48 degrees, air temp 52 degrees F, wind speed 10 mph
Mug/pot- used for testing an Evernew Ti 500
Weight:
Stove 34 grams
Windscreen and Clip 22 grams
Measuring Cup 2 grams
Where to Buy
The Zelph's Stoveworks Cobalt Blue Solist is not available from the stores we monitor.
You may be able to find it new or used at one of these sites:
 Trailspace Classifieds |
 GearTrade |
US | Canada | UK | Aus |
 Amazon |
Or you may want to check for a dealer list or direct sales on the Zelph's Stoveworks website.
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$18.00
The Zelph's Stoveworks Cobalt Blue Solist is not available from the stores we monitor.
where to buy:
You may be able to find it new or used at one of these sites:
- eBay
- Amazon
Or check directly with Zelph's Stoveworks.
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