Cooka
Cooka Hiker Kit
Cooka Hiker Kit
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Everything you need to cook a hot meal on the trail, and next to nothing to carry. The Cooka Hiker Kit is built around the 230g Cooka Titanium Stove. It folds flat to under 15mm and burns the twigs you find along the track, so there's no gas canister to carry in and no empty one to carry out.
Stove, tongs, wind shield, knife, lighter, fan and a stubby holder. The whole camp kitchen slides down the side of your pack.
Why it's built for hikers
- Light where it counts. The stove weighs 230g. Titanium won't rust and cools down fast, so you can pack up and get moving.
- Burns what's around you. Twigs, wood pellets, metho, charcoal or heat beads. Add the Burn'a alcohol stove or the Firebox gas burner later if you want other fuel options (sold separately).
- Cooks on an exposed ridge. The Wind Stop'a blocks the breeze, so you cook faster, use less fuel and stop relighting every few minutes.
- Proper tools. The Titanium Tongs are 1.5mm solid titanium and handle hot food and coals. The Cut'a paring knife and brush take care of food prep and foraged mushrooms.
- Fire when you need it. The Light'a lives in the kit. The Frisbee Fire Fan gets a smoky twig fire going, then sits over a bowl to keep the flies off your food.
- A cold one at camp. The Cool'a clips to your pack with its carabiner and sticks to anything steel with its magnets.
Valued at $242, save $73 (30%). This kit includes:
- 1 x Cooka Titanium Stove (230g, folds to under 15mm)
- 1 x Cooka Titanium Tongs
- 1 x Cooka Cut'a Field Paring Knife with Brush
- 1 x Cooka Wind Stop'a
- 1 x Cooka Light'a
- 1 x Cooka Cool'a
- 1 x Frisbee Fire Fan
Best For
Overnight and multi-day hikers, bikepackers, adventure riders and anyone who wants a hot meal without hauling a gas bottle.
Please note: the Cut'a is sold to customers aged 18 and over only. The Light'a ships empty of butane to comply with Australia Post rules, so fill it before you head out. Pot not included. Check local fire restrictions before lighting a wood fire; some parks allow fuel stoves only.
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