Finally, your search for the best eco-friendly outdoor cooker is over. No gas or propane, no problem.The Dura from EcoZoom offers you powerful flexibility for all your outdoor cooking needs. Don’t go on your next camping, hiking fishing or outdoor excursion without it. You can cook with wood, charcoal, or solid biomass fuel in a
Finally, your search for the best eco-friendly outdoor cooker is over. No gas or propane, no problem.The Dura from EcoZoom offers you powerful flexibility for all your outdoor cooking needs. Don’t go on your next camping, hiking fishing or outdoor excursion without it. You can cook with wood, charcoal, or solid biomass fuel in a rugged and durable design. The Dura provides the same efficiency and heat output as the EcoZoom Versa when cooking with wood, while also offering the alternative of a more controlled cooking experience with charcoal. The Dura is the most popular outdoor cooker in the United States and makes for a great camping, patio, or emergency preparedness cooking solution. A fully insulated vertical combustion chamber forces gases to mix with flames when in use, decreasing harmful emissions while boasting tremendous fuel efficiency. The combustion chamber and top door insulation is lined with a refractory metal to provide ultimate durability. Both the main combustion chamber door and the damper door (bottom door) have reinforced metal frames with hinges that serve to securely close the doors and regulate airflow. Lastly, the Dura features EcoZoom newly designed three-prong stove top and stainless steel handles. The flattened prongs decrease the chance of chipping the cast iron top while still offering the ability to cook with a flat or rounded bottom pot. The rigid stainless steel handles are covered with silicone grips to ensure they stay cool even when the stove is hot. Simply put, the Dura gives you the optimal outdoor cooking experience with maximum power in a portable, affordable package.
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Good bye Propane stove, Hello Dura I received my stove a week ago after watching the videos and doing my homework. I was looking for a stove to replace my propane stove that I have used for 15 years camping and fishing throughout the West. I was a little skeptical about the video showing how little wood it will take but then the world is messy and as long as it worked I would be OK with it. I am easy to please but hard to impress. This stove didn’t just impress me, it Wowed me. I found my round bottom wok fit perfect on top…
Awesome! Just Awesome! I can’t say it enough. Awesome! Just Awesome! I can’t say it enough. I’ve used it one a couple of trips now. It takes hardly any wood to cook a whole meal and paired with a cast iron pan, you can cook anything. You do have to watch it while you cook to make sure that the sticks don’t burn out but that isn’t a deal breaker since I’m cooking after all and standing there drinking a beer and flipping the eggs. Bonus! We just keep feeding it sticks after we finish cooking and use it as a hand warmer.
WOW!!! I received my Zoom Dura today and could hardly wait to try it out. I gathered up some twigs, small sticks and a few lumber scraps and set it up. I used a few strips of the cardboard box it came in by dropping them in the top and then stuck a few more in the door and lit it up. When the cardboard was going well I added 4 little sticks and put a gallon and a half of water in a stainless pot. When the smoking from the cardboard stopped I put it on.In about 18 minutes I had a rolling…