I/O Master Stove

Most camp stoves limit the size and type of cookware you can use.

The I/O Master Stove features a generously sized cooking platform that comfortably supports a wide range of pots and pans, giving you far more flexibility at camp. From large hot pot pans to everyday frying pans, you’re not forced to “make it work.”

With the correct installation direction of the cooking stand, the stove stays stable and usable for real outdoor meals—not compromises.

Uneven heat is one of the biggest frustrations in camp cooking.

This stove uses a U-shaped burner structure that spreads heat evenly across the cooking surface, helping prevent food from burning on one side or staying undercooked on the other.

The result is more consistent cooking, better textures, and fewer failed meals—especially when cooking shared dishes like hot pot or stir-fry.

Grease buildup and messy cleanup can quickly ruin the joy of outdoor cooking.

The I/O Master Stove includes a built-in grease drainage system that allows excess oil to flow away during cooking, keeping the surface cleaner and more hygienic.

A fluorine-based non-stick coating makes both cooking and cleanup easier, while a simple tip, adding a small amount of water to the grease tray during use, helps protect the tray from heat damage and extends its lifespan.

Camp stoves should feel simple and dependable, not finicky.

This stove features a magnetic lever system that reduces the risk of improper gas connection and accidental malfunction. After connecting the gas, simply press the ignition knob and turn it to the left until ignition occurs, usually within a few seconds. The system is designed to feel intuitive and reassuring, even for users who don’t cook outdoors often.

Cool evenings call for warm, shared meals, and this stove includes a dedicated lid designed specifically for hot pot cooking. The transparent lid makes it easy to monitor your food without lifting it, while the low heat-conductive handle allows comfortable opening and closing during cooking.

A removable rubber gasket helps seal in heat and can be taken out separately for easy cleaning. To preserve its shape and performance, the lid is best used for simmering and hot pot dishes rather than high-heat grilling or frying.

Transporting camp cookware can easily lead to scratches or damage if everything shifts around. The included carrying case keeps the entire stove system organized and protected during travel. The cooking stand stores neatly in an inner pocket, while added padding between the stove and hot pot pan helps prevent contact damage.

Everything packs together securely, making setup, transport, and storage far more worry-free, especially for car camping and overlanding trips.