HaloGrip

Stability, rethought

Why HaloGrip Exists

Canister stoves aren’t stable on uneven ground.

Most fixes try to improve balance.
They still rely on placement and friction.

HaloGrip takes a different approach.

It anchors your canister to the ground.

Camping stove stabilizer comparison showing unstable canister stove tipped over vs anchored setup with HaloGrip on uneven ground
Camping stove stabilizer comparison showing unstable canister stove tipped over vs anchored setup with HaloGrip on uneven ground

How HaloGrip Works

Stake it. Set it. Lock it.

Stake the hub.
Place the interface over your canister.
Twist to lock in place.

Camping stove stabilizer staked into dirt, showing gas canister interface sliding on vertically for quick setup and removal.

Use 1–3 stakes depending on terrain. 
The center hole allows for a faster 1-stake setup.

Camping stove stabilizer staked into dirt, showing gas canister interface sliding on vertically for quick setup and removal.

Use 1–3 stakes depending on terrain. 
The center hole allows for a faster 1-stake setup.

Camping stove stabilizer hub with labeled stake hole sizes, showing 3x Ø8 mm outer holes and Ø11.5 mm center hole

Fits Standard Camp Stakes

Camping stove stabilizer hub with labeled stake hole sizes, showing 3x Ø8 mm outer holes and Ø11.5 mm center hole

Fits Standard Camp Stakes

Features & Specs

Hub

  • Weight: 113 g
  • Material: 6061-T6 aluminum (aircraft-grade)
  • Finish: Anodized (weather-resistant)

Interface

  • Weight: 28 g
  • Material: Weather resistant polymer blend (ASA + TPU)
  • Canister liner: Flexible liner for a secure fit

Launching on Kickstarter – May 1

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