PocketFurnace – Mini Camping Radiant Heater & Hand Warmer

PERSONAL RADIANT HEAT · ATTENDED USE · SCREWS ONTO YOUR CANISTER

It doesn’t heat the tent — it heats you, and that’s the whole point. A polished parabolic reflector aims focused infrared warmth straight at your legs and hands, off the gas canister already in your pack.

★★★★★  4.8 · 4,200+ campers, anglers & overlanders

Safety first: This is a radiant heater for attended use with good ventilation. Always keep a working CO detector nearby, never leave it running unattended or use it while sleeping, and keep it clear of fabric and pets.

🔥 Why Radiant Heat Beats Everything Else

• Heats you, not the air: The polished parabolic reflector concentrates infrared warmth forward — like a campfire on your shins, pointed directly at you.
• Uses your existing canister: Standard screw thread mates to the canister already in your pack. No separate tank, no extra fuel to carry.
• One-press ignition: Piezo igniter lights the ceramic burner instantly — no matches to fumble with cold fingers.
• Dial your warmth: Adjustable gas-flow valve lets you control output from a gentle warm glow to full heat.
• Packs small: Everything fits into its own hard storage case — slips into a rucksack, bivvy bag or truck box.

⚡ Three Steps to Warm

1. Screw it onto your canister — upright, on a stable hard surface. The canister becomes the stand.
2. Press the piezo igniter — the ceramic head lights amber in one press, even with cold fingers.
3. Point and dial — aim the reflector at yourself and adjust warmth with the gas-flow valve.

📊 PocketFurnace vs Bulky Heaters

📍 Specifications

• Type: Personal radiant camp heater / hand warmer
• Heat method: Ceramic burner + parabolic infrared reflector
• Reflector: Polished stainless steel
• Ignition: One-press piezo — no matches, no power needed
• Control: Adjustable gas-flow valve
• Mount: Standard camping-gas screw thread
• Fuel: Screw-top camp canister (sold separately)
• Effective range: Approx. 30–55°F conditions
• In the box: Heater unit + hard storage case
• Use: Attended, ventilated, with a CO alarm
• Not for: Unattended or overnight running

🛡️ The Honest Safety Guide

Every gas heater burns fuel, and burning fuel produces carbon monoxide. The PocketFurnace is a radiant personal heater for responsible use:

• Attended only: For warming yourself while awake — not an all-night unattended furnace.
• Always ventilated: Keep a vent, flap or window cracked so fresh air moves through.
• Run a CO alarm: A cheap CO detector beside you turns anxiety into confidence. Non-negotiable with any gas heat.
• Stable ground: Set on flat hard ground, clear of loose fabric and bedding.

Treat it as personal comfort heat, not a replacement for a proper sleeping bag and pad. It takes the sting out of the cold; your sleeping system gets you through the night.

🚚 Shipping & Returns

Free worldwide shipping, dispatched within ~3 business days. Backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee and a 1-year warranty against defects. If it’s not for you, send it back for a full refund.

❓ FAQ

Is it safe? Won’t a gas heater produce carbon monoxide?
Any heater that burns fuel produces CO. Used correctly — attended, ventilated, with a CO alarm — it’s a manageable risk. Never run it while sleeping or unattended.

Does it actually get me warm?
Within about a minute of lighting, if you’re sitting in the reflector’s cone. It’s radiant heat — like a campfire on your shins. It won’t raise the air temperature of a whole tent, and it isn’t meant to.

Will it fit my gas canister?
It uses the standard screw thread found on common camping gas canisters — the same ones most portable camp stoves take. If your stove screws onto it, this will too.

Will it tip over?
Screwed onto an upright canister on flat hard ground it sits low with a stable centre of gravity. Don’t set it on soft or uneven ground.

Will it flame out in really cold weather?
Built for the 30–55°F range most campers deal with. In deep cold, keep the canister inside your jacket before use to maintain pressure.

What does it cost to run?
A fraction of a standard camp canister per session — you run it in bursts, not all night, and can throttle it down with the valve.