NGT XPR Gas Stove – Portable Single Burner with Hard Case

Whether you are settling in for an overnight session, a long weekend on the bank, or just want a quick brew on a freezing morning, a reliable bankside stove is a non-negotiable piece of kit. The NGT XPR Gas Stove delivers high-performance cooking in a highly compact, lightweight, and incredibly safe package.

Engineered specifically with the modern mobile angler in mind, this stove offers an impressive 2.2 kW of heating power, ensuring your kettle boils or your frying pan heats up in just minutes. Built to withstand the elements, it features an integrated windshield to keep the flame stable in choppy bankside conditions and a built-in drip tray for effortless cleaning after a heavy session.

Detailed Specifications

Key Benefits & Commercial Performance

🎣 Bankside Reliability & Wind Protection

There is nothing worse than trying to shield a flickering flame with your hands when you’re desperate for a hot drink. The XPR features a subtly integrated windshield around the main burner ring, directing all 2.2 kW of thermal energy straight up into your cookware rather than letting it bleed out into the wind.

🔥 Matchless Piezo Ignition & Enhanced Safety

Fumbling for damp matches or a misplaced lighter in the dark is a thing of the past. The built-in Piezo ignition lights the burner instantly with a simple turn of the control dial. More importantly, safety is paramount: the stove features a pressure-sensitive safety cut-out. If the internal pressure in the butane canister rises to unsafe levels (for example, if left sitting in direct, intense summer sunlight), the system automatically ejects and disconnects the canister to eliminate risk.

💼 Rugged, Compact Travel Companion

Weighing next to nothing relative to its power, this stove drops neatly into its free, tailor-made hard plastic carry case. The hard case acts as an armor plating inside your barrow or carryall, protecting the burner arms, dials, and ignition mechanism from being crushed or bent by heavy tackle, leads, or bait buckets during transit.

Pro Tip: When setting up your stove on uneven ground or grass, always place a small piece of ply, a flat stone, or even an upside-down bait tub lid beneath it. Ensuring the stove sits perfectly level not only makes cooking safer but also allows the internal drip tray to properly catch any overflows, making clean-up a simple wipe-down job at the end of your trip.

Perfect Applications

• Carp & Specimen Night Sessions: The ideal table-top stove for long sessions where hot meals, fried breakfasts, and constant rounds of tea are required.

• Day Sessions & Short Stalking Trips: Light enough to throw in the barrow for quick day trips when you want to travel light but refuse to compromise on a hot brew.

• General Camping & Campervan Trips: Thanks to the incredibly common 227g butane canister format, this stove is an excellent backup or primary cooker for family camping, beach days, and road trips.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of gas does this stove take and how long does a canister last?

The NGT XPR runs on standard, widely available 227g aerosol-style Butane gas canisters. At full blast, the stove burns approximately 160g of gas per hour, which gives you roughly 80 to 90 minutes of continuous cooking time per canister. If you are just boiling a kettle or simmering food on lower heat settings, a single canister can easily last you a multi-day weekend session.

Is the gas canister included with the stove?

No, the stove is supplied with its protective hard case, but the 227g gas canisters must be purchased separately.

How do you install the gas bottle?

It features a foolproof quick-release design. You simply open the side compartment, align the notch on your 227g butane canister with the guide inside the stove, and push down the front locking lever on the fascia. This mechanically locks the canister tightly into the gas regulator. The stove will not allow you to ignite the flame unless the canister is perfectly locked in place.