BioLite is having a 24-hour, 20% off sitewide sale called "Better with Friends." The sale includes popular items like the CampStove 2+ and Solar Panel 5+. BioLite products include smokeless fire pits, ...

The CampStove Bundle from BioLite is designed to simultaneously grill, boil, illuminate, and even charge your devices using thermoelectrics (turning fire into electricity) while out in the wild, all ...

Remember BioLite? The company that took the outdoor market by storm a few years ago with a camp stove that ran on twigs? Well as it turns out, the company hasn’t just been resting on its laurels since ...

The BioLite CampStove 2 is one of the most popular products. It comes highly rated for its ability to cook meals and charge devices simultaneously. Customers say that this stove is easy to use and ...

Relaxing and staring at fire is a primordial pleasure, but one that's often isolated to camping trips. It also inevitably leads to burger and hot dog cravings. While your average campfire -- a flaming ...

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BioLite is a Brooklyn-based company that's been making gear to power outdoor exploits since 2012 when it released the CampStove. This portable $130 cooking stove needed only kindling to operate and ...

Almost seven years after introducing a clever wooden stove that generates its own power, BioLite has given its low-emission campsite cooker a makeover. The CampStove 2 also runs purely on wood, but ...

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When BioLite first introduced the CampStove in 2012, it was seen as an innovative product designed mainly for use by casual campers. The stove eschewed the use of traditional fuels, such as gas or ...

Usually, technology can be considered at odds with nature. Nature prefers to crush screens, drench batteries and inject sand and dirt into circuit boards. But BioLite is a company that has staked its ...