The Solavore Sport Oven
With TR-86 Reflective Aluminum Panels

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Cleverly named after a Carnivore who eats only solar cooked food, thus the Solavore!

The Solavore™ Sport was purpose-built by solar-cooking experts for maximum efficiency, durability, and ease of use.

• Weighing 9 pounds
• Measuring 12 ¼” high by 27 ¼” long by 17” wide
• Temperatures range from 210º – 260º F (Max 300º F). 

You can learn how to most effectively use and enjoy your own SOS Sport Solar Oven by following our adventures and forays into the fascinating world of solar cooking by going to our Solar B (log) and following and using our recipes and steps for preparing wholesome and delicious meals as we use our own solar cookers.

*Baked Wheat Bread from The Sport

Our Solavore Sport Oven cooking in Southern Utah out on the red rocks of a nearby city park and also baking cookies outside of our home.

The Solavore™ Sport was purpose-built by solar-cooking experts for maximum efficiency, durability, and ease of use. Weighing 9 pounds and measuring 12 ¼” high by 27 ¼” long by 17” wide, the Sport is lightweight and portable. Oven temperatures typically range from 210º – 260º F, maxing out at 300º F. In other words, hot enough for slow-cooked goodness (food cooks starting at 180º F) but not hot enough to burn dinner. It simmers like a crock pot and bakes like an oven.

The Sport comes with a pair of 9-inch covered, black, granite-ware cooking pots and optional reflectors for concentrating sunlight under less-than-ideal solar conditions, such as when trees or clouds partially block the sun. As a rule of thumb, cooking time is twice as long as conventional methods, with an additional half hour for the solar oven to preheat.

Base

Designed to be lightweight and durable, the Sport’s one-piece base is made from injection-molded resin under 1,000 tons of pressure. It has been reinforced with glass fibers to prevent heat degradation and crushing. A black, powder-coated aluminum liner soaks up sunlight, converting it to heat energy for cooking.

Insulation

Heat retention is critical for performance. With an R-value of 6.5, the Sport leads the solar-oven market in insulation. Its one-inch-thick layer of rigid foam, sandwiched between liner and base, is impervious to water, thanks to thousands of tiny, sealed, air holes—a key design feature since solar cooking generates steam and humidity. 

Lid

A clear, double-layer insulated lid helps the oven retain heat while letting in maximum sunlight. Made from a durable vacuum-formed polymer, it features a snug-fitting lip (held fast by metal clips) and a layer of solar film to create the one-inch insulating air layer.

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