The Vango Blaze range is a straightforward, affordable pair of camping cookers built for general outdoor use — picnics, campsite cooking, festivals, and everything in between. The choice comes down to one question: do you need one burner or two?
Here's a clear comparison of the Blaze Single and Blaze Double, both in stock at Newquay Camping.
What's the Same Across Both
- Stainless steel burner(s) — 3kW output, easy to clean.
- EN417 threaded self-sealing gas cartridges — compatible with standard butane/propane camping cartridges including the Cadac 500g Threaded Cartridge.
- Low-to-ground design — stable footprint with anti-slip plastic feet.
- Hi/Low burner control — easily adjust heat output.
- PVC hose with auto shut-off — connects to the gas cartridge with a safety shut-off valve.
- Same footprint height — both 8cm tall.
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Blaze Single | Blaze Double | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | £24.99 | £32.99 |
| Burners | 1 | 2 |
| Burner output | 3kW | 3kW per burner |
| Weight | 0.72kg | 1.35kg |
| Pack size | 21 x 9 x 23.5cm | 44.5 x 9 x 23.5cm |
| Best for | Solo / couple | Family / groups |
The Vango Blaze Single — £24.99
The Blaze Single is the more compact and lightweight option — 0.72kg and 21 x 9 x 23.5cm packed. One 3kW stainless steel burner with hi/low control, low-to-ground design, anti-slip feet, and a PVC hose with auto shut-off.
It's a solid, no-fuss cooker for solo campers or couples who cook one thing at a time. Boil the kettle, cook the pasta, fry the eggs — just not all simultaneously. For general campsite use where you're not trying to cook a full meal in one go, it does the job well at an accessible price.
Best for: Solo campers, couples, picnics, festivals, or as a backup burner alongside a larger stove.
The Vango Blaze Double — £32.99
The Blaze Double is essentially two Blaze burners side by side — same low-to-ground design, same hi/low control on each burner, same auto shut-off hose. The difference is 1.35kg and a 44.5cm width when packed versus 21cm for the Single.
Two independent burners means you can cook two things at once — pan on one side, sauce on the other, or kettle on the boil while the main course cooks. For a family or anyone cooking a proper camp meal, the £8 step up from the Single to the Double is absolutely worth it. The wider cooking surface also makes it easier to manage larger pots and pans.
Best for: Families, couples who cook proper meals on camp, anyone needing two cooking zones simultaneously.
Which One Should You Buy?
- Solo or cooking simple meals? — Blaze Single at £24.99
- Family, couple, or want two burners? — Blaze Double at £32.99 — only £8 more and a significant step up in flexibility
Both are in stock at Newquay Camping. Call us on 01637 877619 if you have any questions before buying.
If you're looking for a more advanced stove with Flame Failure Device safety and Turbo burners, take a look at our Cadac Turbo FFD comparison. For ultralight backpacking stoves, see our Vango Firestorm range guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What gas do the Vango Blaze stoves use?
Both stoves use EN417 threaded self-sealing gas cartridges (butane/propane). We recommend the Cadac 500g Threaded Cartridge, available in-store at Newquay Camping.
Do the Blaze stoves have a windshield?
No — neither the Single nor the Double includes a built-in windshield. For windier conditions, position the stove against a natural windbreak or use a separate windshield. If wind resistance is a priority, the Vango Firestorm Compact has a built-in stainless steel windshield.
Is the Blaze Double worth the extra £8 over the Single?
For most families and couples who cook proper meals on camp, yes — two independent burners make a meaningful practical difference. If you're solo or just boiling water and frying one pan at a time, the Single is fine.
Where can I buy the Vango Blaze in Cornwall?
Both the Blaze Single and Blaze Double are in stock at Newquay Camping. Browse the full stove range online or call 01637 877619.
