ESHOPARO SNOW GLOW Compact Stove, Outdoor Use, Small Stove, Camping Stove
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High-Power Compact Stove · Black Model
The Cooktop Burner
Snowflake.
Black Model
A far-infrared tabletop stove built for tents, tables and long winter nights — big-stove warmth from a body you carry in one hand. The olive original sold 5,000 units. The black model is its darker chapter.
- 1,050 kcal/hMax heat output
- 7.5 hContinuous burn
- 900 mlTank capacity
- 2.7 kgCarry weight
Why it exists
It doesn’t heat the room. It heats you.
Instead of pushing hot air around, the coiled heat core radiates far-infrared rays straight out through the glass — warmth that lands on skin and clothing, gently and directly. Compact but seriously warm.
Fig. 01 — Far-infrared rays from the heat coil warm your body gently.
Demand, measured
The first batch cleared in 240 seconds.
After a three-month waitlist, the olive original’s first batch sold out in four minutes. The black model answers that demand — the same heating gear, restated in matte black.
* Based on 2025 olive model sales.
Fig. 02 — First-batch sales record, 2025 olive model.
One tank, all night
No refills before sunrise.
A tank of roughly 900 ml keeps the flame alive for up to 7.5 hours of continuous use. Light it at dusk and it is still working when the stars are out — no midnight fuel runs, no watching the clock.
Fig. 03 — Approx. 900 ml tank, up to 7.5 hours of continuous burn.
Lift and go
Approx. 2.7 kg, by the chain.
Take hold of the steel chain handle and go — from tailgate to table to tent vestibule in one trip. It hangs steady from the chain while you walk, then settles onto its feet when you arrive.
Fig. 04 — Chain-handle carry, approx. 2.7 kg.
Half the footprint
Less than half the size of typical outdoor stoves.
Approx. 26.7 cm tall and 20 cm across. Beside a typical compact stove at 48 cm and 38 cm, it leaves the table to the food, the mugs and the map.
Fig. 05 — Volume comparison against a typical compact stove.
A winter detail
A snowflake, cut through steel.
Seen from above, the cooktop wears a snowflake medallion — the winter look that named the burner. Below it, the flame moves behind glass, warming the camp and lighting it at the same time.
Fig. 06 — Snowflake-pattern cooktop plate, top view.
Field test
+12.6°C in thirty minutes.
At 5:00 AM inside a closed tent, our team’s thermometer read 4.8°C. At 5:30, thirty minutes after ignition, it read 17.4°C. Same tent, same gear — only the burner switched on.
Fig. 07 — Tent temperature, before ignition and after 30 minutes.
* In-house testing. Results may vary.
Fig. 08 — Tabletop setup at night.
On the table
Made for slow nights outside.
On the camp table, at the edge of the vestibule, next to the kettle — set it where the evening happens. The glass cylinder holds the flame at eye level and turns warmth into a gathering point.
Inside the glass
The heat coil at the center.
Flames rise through the coil until it glows, and far-infrared rays leave the glass to warm your body gently. You feel it on your hands before the air ever notices.
Fig. 09 — The coiled heat core behind glass.
Carry & keep
A case shaped for it, and only it.
A dedicated zippered case follows the stove’s silhouette for storage and transport, with a grab handle for the short walk from car to camp.
Fig. 10 — Dedicated storage case, sold separately.
* Storage case sold separately.
The numbers
Specifications
- Burn-time and temperature figures come from in-house testing; results vary with conditions.
- Sales figures are based on olive model sales as of August 2026.
- Storage case sold separately.