Primus Kinjia review

The Kinjia is the two-burner stove for campers who are short on space in the car. Primus lists it at 475 by 295 by 78 mm, so it stands about 3.1 inches tall when closed, and 3.7 kg, about 8.2 lbs, lighter than both the Coleman Classic and the Camp Chef Everest 2X. The body is die-cast aluminum and stainless steel, the wood-trimmed handle locks it closed, and the pot supports and drip tray come out for cleaning. Each burner runs on its own, so you can simmer a sauce while water boils, and a regulated valve controls the flame. Primus gives a power figure of 3000 W, or 10,200 BTU, a boiling time of 4.20 minutes with its regular pot, and fuel use of 215 g per hour. At $239.99 it is the most expensive stove here, and its listed power is below the Camp Chef's, so you pay for the slim build and materials.

Who it is for

Car campers short on storage space

Price

$239.99 at the Primus US store.

KINJIA CAMPING STOVE P350142 Regular price $ 239.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 12, 2026.

Key features

• Two independently controlled burners
• Primus lists 3000 W (10,200 BTU) power and a 4.20 minute boil with its regular pot
• Regulated valve for flame control and fuel efficiency
• Removable stainless steel pot supports and drip tray
• Slim body, 78 mm (about 3.1 in) tall, locks closed with the handle

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: The thinnest two-burner stove on this list
• Strength: Weighs 3.7 kg (about 8.2 lbs), lighter than the Coleman and Camp Chef
• Strength: Lists fuel use at 215 g per hour
• Weakness: Most expensive stove on this list at $239.99
• Weakness: Lower listed power than the Coleman or Camp Chef
• Weakness: Carry bag sold separately

Key facts

• Price: $239.99
• Burners: 2
• Weight: 3.7 kg (about 8.2 lbs)
• Size: 475 x 295 x 78 mm
• Boil time: 4.20 minutes (regular pot)

Where it ranks

Primus Kinjia is No. 8 in our Best Camping Stoves verdict.