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Michael Tonino
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
This stove works very nicely-here’s a few tips.Buy a 90mm stainless steel fan grill cover and bend the tabs in to make the top of the stove flat for smaller pots or bottles.Flip the bowl upside down to help the solid fuel be closer to the pot and boil fasterCrucial tip, after assembling the four panels together, bend them away from each other and make it flat, this way the pieces are less likely to fall apart during assembly- much sturdier
Mary G.
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2024
As a joke, I bought this small version of the larger name brand fire stove, and at Christmas I gifted it to a young man who enjoys backpacking. I dared him to assemble it. I must tell you that the small version is very difficult—I found it impossible to assemble. Well, he accepted the dare & assembled this little baby in a minute or two. Joke was on me. So while this is very small, it is not impossible to assemble if you are adept. That would not be me. As for the larger version, I love it and the neat waterproof bag it comes in. We don’t camp, but I wanted a wood burning little stove among our emergency supplies.I
Paola vega
Reviewed in Mexico on March 22, 2023
Es miniatura más chico que mi mano
Magy L.
Reviewed in Canada on June 17, 2021
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Alix Snodgrass
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2018
This is a great stove. I was expecting thicker metal, but this is light and strong. Super compact when disassembled. I bought the biggest and the smallest. The small one works great as a alcohol burner and equally well as a wood stove. But it is so small that it is good for only small pots. Perfect for the soloist or bug out bag. I filled it with denatured alcohol and put a skillet on top. Surprisingly short time before I took my finger off that frying pan!The larger stove is more practical, especially as to feeding. As the stove gets larger, so too does the feed hole in the front. While the solo stove could only take small twigs, necessitating constant feeding, the large stove could take thumb sized sticks which will burn for a lot longer, freeing you to do other things while cooking.This stove rates as a first class survival tool. I was able to break up some twigs from the garden waste bin and had a roaring fire going with no effort and semi wet wood. The fire burst alight, burned hot, and burned completely. Great lifesaver when you need warmth!Now, for the only down side. The large stove comes with a coating on one side that you have to remove. It is a pain and a mess. The small one doesn't have it. It looked fine. I will think the mill coats one side and our manufacturer just let's you and I remove it.
matteo fontana
Reviewed in Italy on October 28, 2017
Stufetta stupenda, super pratica e super tascabile! Ottima soluzione, non manca mai durante le escursioni... ci si può preparare davvero di tutto (usando pentolini e moke delle giuste dimensioni). Utilizzata sempre con rametti, non ha mai dato problemi di alcun tipo... consiglio di appoggiarla su un foglio di alluminio o su una scatoletta in metallo per non far disperdere la cenere prodotta... super consigliata! La stufetta è riponibile in una comoda busta di stoffa.
augsburger
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2016
i finally got a chance to try this thing out and was very pleased.first the cons:1) metal is thin2) bowl needs to be bent to fit3) gsi folding cup fits great, stanley adventure pot does not. you could easily rig some steel wire supports to accept smaller pots though.now for the good stuff: 1) because the metal is thin and the stove is very small, its light and easy to carry. it folds up pretty well, has a nice little bag (keeps soot off your stuff). i keep this in my pack all the time. chances are i wont need it, but for spontaneous hikes and day trips, its handy to have.2) you can burn readily available fuel in it. a handful of twigs and bark ranging from matchstick to pencil thick added at a slow pace boiled up an 18 oz cup of coffee pretty easily. you could probably use newspapers and cardboard as well, just would make more mess.3) pretty simple to set up and burns like a beast. just make sure to CAREFULLY fold it back up and do so correctly. if you fold it wrong, you can damage the hinge points. i tried this out on a recent camping trip. we had a firepit too, but i wanted to give it a run for its money. you need to put it on something safe, like a patch of dirt, a big rock, even inside a pan if you have to, as the bottom grate allows hot coals to fall through. in other words, dont use it on a table cloth, plastic camp chair, or other flammable stuff. just use common sense. you can use long sticks and simply feed them into the fire as it burns, so no need trim everything short. i fired it up with some dry cedar tips and very thin kindling (matchstick thick) and once it gets fired up, even the occasional cigar thick stick would be okay to add. its going to get soot on your cook pot so if you like it shiny, be warned. i like the colour of fired pots so its fine with me. now, as i said the little bowl needs to be bent to use it. theres a rim around the top that sticks out slightly from the bowl. on one side of that you bend it straight down to create a flat side. you dont bend the bowl part itself, just the rim. i used a pair of pliers, it left some marks but i dont mind. that flat side butts against the back of the stove, and theres cutouts on the left and right side to hold the rim of the bowl. one reviewer suggested throwing the bowl away which is certainly an option, but if you bent the rim you can use it with liquid fuel like everclear, denatured alcohol, and such which can be useful if you dont have other stuff to burn, or need to use it on a countertop without coals falling on it.anyways, i took off a star due to thin metal and the bowl not fitting, but the main stove is pretty awesome and i am glad to have it in my kit. for the price, its a great emergency back up to keep in a kitchen drawer too.3)
Jose Antonio P.
Reviewed in Spain on December 16, 2016
Pequeño. Resistente. Ligero. Adecuado para llevarlo siempre encima en salidas (ojo con lo de hacer fuego). Facil acceso para su alimentacion lateral con maderas pequeñas. Posibilidad de uso con varios combustibles. El unico inconveniente es que el plato superior tiene un encaje muy ajustado, pero confio en que con el tiempo dé de si y encaje con mas holgura. Comprare mas para mis otras mochilas. La entrega muy rapida. RECOMENDABLE
Kunde
Reviewed in Germany on January 27, 2016
tolle alternative zu den teureren hobo modellen, hab jz gleich noch 2 für unser team bestellt ;)aufpassen beim zusammenbauen- ist mir am anfang passiert das ichs gegen den uhrzeigersinn zusammengesteckt hab, dann passt das aschegitter natürlich nicht ideal weil der kocher keine 90grad winkel bildet.. :Pdas einzige minus geb ich den schanieren- die waren oben und unten nicht richtig zusammengepresst sodass gefahr bestand die metallstifte zu verlieren- mit ner spitzzange ist das aber kein problem, nachgebessert und jz passt alles richtig super.materialstärke ist völlig ausreichend und solang man nicht zu unbeholfen rangeht verbiegt man da auch nix...auf alle fälle zum empfehlen wer nach ner günstigen alternative sucht
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