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New Products
Go far with Fargo Zippo warmth
The new Campingaz Fargo portable gas barbecue
takes you further, to the campsite, to the park, to
the beach, wherever your travels take you
thanks to its clever, compact design. A
versatile and intelligent design, it features
handles that fold down to form its legs,
raising the appliance off the ground for
greater cooking convenience. The compact
design is ultra-portable, packing down neatly for For more information visit
transport and storage thanks to the sturdy, www.campingaz.com
foldable side tables that form a protective lid
when not in use. A healthy way to cook, the
large, family-sized cooking surface of 1500cm_
has a very even heat distribution from the At first glance, the Zippo Hand Warmer is sleek
high powered burner, so that you will have and compact, fitting easily in your pocket. It
your favourite meals whipped up in produces heat on demand to warm cold hands
minutes. and assist insulated clothing, exactly what you
There are two different models need for outdoor activities such as hiking and
available. The Fargo BBQ Grill which skiing to stay comfortably warm and keep winter
operates off a butane or propane at bay.Available from November, the Zippo Hand
cylinder, offering an exceptionally long Warmer will keep you toasty for up to 24 hours
run time so it’s great when cooking for and comes in a fleece bag to keep you comfortable
larger groups or when you take the family all day long. A personal message to someone
on an extended break. For the ultimate in special can be engraved on the back of the Hand
cooking portability, the Fargo Twin Pack ticks Warmer too.
all the right boxes, operating off two View more Zippo collections at
Campingaz CV470 Plus cartridges for a www.zippo.co.uk - Zippo is sold throughout the
lightweight, compact outdoor cooking solution. UK and at Timpson stores nationwide.
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