Prepare meals on your treks and camping trips with the Forclaz MT100 gas stove. Built-in piezo ignition and a four-foot pan support make it a compact cooking option, with a carrying box included for transport.
Gas cartridge sold separately. No gas is included.
Fuel compatibility: check before buying
Use only the manufacturer-specified butane-propane screw cartridges complying with EN417. The existing manufacturer guidance lists Decathlon Forclaz 100 g, 230 g and 450 g cartridges as compatible.
Not compatible with Coleman cartridges. The manufacturer does not guarantee compatibility between the Coleman valve and this stove's connector. Do not assume that every EN417 cartridge will fit.
Read and follow the instructions and precautions supplied with the stove. The manufacturer warns that using cartridges other than Decathlon Forclaz can be dangerous.
Key specifications
- Built-in piezo ignition.
- Stove weight: 184 g.
- Included carrying box weight: 104 g.
- Stove dimensions: 12 cm diameter × 8.5 cm high.
- Box dimensions: 10.2 × 10.2 × 9 cm.
- Four-foot pan support.
Weights and dimensions may vary slightly due to production tolerances.
Heating performance
Manufacturer testing with a Trek 500 stainless-steel pan recorded a boiling time of 3 minutes 48 seconds for one litre of water, actual power of 2,200 watts and consumption of 158 g/hour. Listed runtime is approximately 1 hour 27 minutes with a Decathlon 230 g screw cartridge.
These are test results, not guaranteed cooking times. Atmospheric pressure, wind, damp and other conditions affect boiling time and fuel use. Compare stove performance only under comparable test conditions.
The listed EN521 standardised test, using propane at 3 bar without a container, records 4.1 kW and 293 g/hour; this is different from the practical cooking test above.
Setup and safe use
Follow the supplied manual for full setup, lighting, use and disconnection instructions. Use outdoors only, never inside a tent or other enclosed space.
- Connect or disconnect cartridges in a well-ventilated place, away from flames, heat sources, sparks, other people and flammable materials.
- Before connecting, check that the gas inlet is closed and inspect the position and condition of the seal.
- Keep the cartridge on a stable, flat surface and do not shake it.
- Align the threads and screw the cartridge in by hand, taking care not to damage the thread. Follow the manual when removing it.
- Make sure the assembled stove and pan are stable on a flat, unobstructed surface before lighting.
- Use the flow-control valve and piezo ignition as directed in the supplied instructions.
Follow the manufacturer's guidance on any windshield or accessory; do not allow heat to build up around the gas cartridge.
Materials and design
The manufacturer describes a reduced-part design, robust materials, a replaceable piezo component and a recycled-polypropylene transport box. Decorative paints and anodising have been omitted from the feet, pan support, burner and gas-flow control.