Emergency Stove - Lightweight, Portable Camping Stove for Backpacking, Survival, and Outdoor Cooking - Foldable Design with 24 Fuel Tablets Included (Compact for Travel and Storage)

I've likely used 10 of these over the years since 1999, this portable camping stove is the most reliable and durable to survive several years of usage until it wears out. Depending upon camping conditions a single tablet burn time may last 2-4 hrs varying on camping land height to sea level. Most versatility as it fits most camping solo cooking gear without needing to carry extra gear. Overall a great value for the money, if you cook often on these it'll likely last 1-2yrs before wear and tear/spilt water rusts it out. Included fuel tablets should last a 2-3 day camping trip.

Nice camping/hiking stove.

Doesn't come with instructions, but it is basically idiot proof. Tablets take a minute to light up but once they catch the flame is quick and the size is perfect for easy storage. The tablets provided fold neatly inside too, so it'll live in my junk drawer until i need it for camping or my power goes, lol. Probably don't use it for a prolonged period inside, the fume isn't strong with just the few seconds i kept it going, but it is unpleasant and warning labels state that it's not advisable, especially with the smoke. Blows right out.

Although I haven't used this one yet, I have owned several over the years and have a few I have used for over 20 years. They are light, but strong. I usually cook over a fire. However, for just a quick meal or a cup of cofee on the trail this makes for an easy and efficient set-up. The fuel tabs will quickly boil a cup of water, and the size of the base makes it quite stable even in rough terrain.

No thrills and whistles. A basic item that should be in any emergency kit. Comes with fire tablets but a small fire with wood chips also did the job. Super compact and lightweight. No more needs to be said.

What I love about this stove is the fact that it is so cheap and it can be used with various "fuels." Do note that the fuel tabs included do have a little bit of an odor and will leave some soot on the underside of what you cook in. That said, I was able to get 1.5 cups of water to a boil in under 5 minutes using my MSR aluminum cooking pot with 3 fuel tabs, and there was fuel left over. I was able to heat up water using their "fire sticks", although there was some soot left behind on the underside of my pot from doing that. That's the fuel being used in the photo. For $10, this is worth keeping in your car or a closet in the event of an emergency if you need to boil water or heat food or want a cheap entry-level stove for getting into camping.

Stove good. Worth having. Fuel cells are unreliable. I would not throw them away yet i would not be at peace knowing they were there.

Great, for it's intended purpose

Muy pequeño para el costo,no es acero inoxidable, una ligera mojada y amaneció color rojo

I purchased this to be able to heat water in an emergency situation. It's very compact, so it doesn't take up a lot of space in an emergency kit. The solid fuel is also compact and easy to store. I feel more comfortable with that in my apartment than I would propane or other fuels. Hurricane Fiona gave me the opportunity to test it. The set up was easy. I used a lightweight pot with a tight fitting lid and ensured it was sheltered from wind (used it outdoors on my balcony). I had boiling water in 8 minutes with one fuel pod. Good for a cup of coffee or some instant noodles. The flame can be a bit high to start, but it wasn't problematic (just keep flammable objects away from the stove). It did blacken the bottom of my pot, but that washed off no problem. When the pod was extinguished, it left no residue. I was impressed with its performance. To be clear, this won't be the solution for everyone and you have to consider how you intend to use it and how big your family is to know whether it's the right option for you. For me, it was great. Very happy with this purchase.

da chiuso è compattissimo, si apre con semplicità, ed al suo interno custodisce 24 pastiglie di combustibile solido, e rimane ancora un poco di spazio per inserire qualche altra esca per il fuoco, io ci ho messo del cotone. Da aperto ha due posizioni di bloccaggio, quella intermedia non è solidissima, ma bisogna tenere conto che si rivolge a piccoli utensili da cottura, caffettiere, tazze e pentolini piccoli, poco pesanti quindi, che sorregge senza infamia e senza lode. Alla massima apertura ne beneficia la solidità e le pentole più larghe (e pesanti) trovano il loro posto. Tenete presente che si tratta di un fornello di emergenza, per una o due persone, non è indicato per cucinare per una comitiva. Il metallo di cui è fabbricato non è molto spesso, a beneficio del peso, e della possibilità di raffreddarsi rapidamente, ma è comunque commisurato in funzione dello scopo per cui è stato concepito

Serves the purpose, which is use as light weight stove for camping or emergencies. Light for BOB, would say it's OK.

Ho anche quello della Esbit più robusto con la giuntura dura ed efficace il metallo di qualità superiore.Questo,lo ho preso per il fatto che la larghezza consente anche di usarlo col combustibile sempre Coghlans, Camp heat in lattine .Metallo cagionevole e facile a scolorirsi e scopparsi col calore cerniera debole per i pentolini piccoli, meglio usarlo tutto aperto per pentole oltre 16 cm di diametro non all'altezza