Backpacking Camping Rocket Stove,Portable Stainless Steel Wood Burning Camping Stoves for Outdoor Cooking Hiking Survival Travel Picnic BBQ

This assembles quickly and works great. There were no directions, but it was intuitive enough to put together. I love that it comes apart to pack completely flat.

Nice unit. A little difficult to put together, but after a few times of use, the joint should smoot out and widen. No construction instructions included, so one needs fairly good spacial visualization to figure it out. When apart, the pieces look like they would bend pretty easy, but, when put together, looks pretty sturdy.

This stove comes in 4 little but sort of heavy pieces, inside a fabric carry bag. So cool. I like puzzles and this stove is genius. When you get it in the mail, open it up and put it together and take it apart a few times. That way, you will not be trying to figure it out in the dark when you need to use it. I have not fired it up yet, but hope to soon. I also want to get a dedicated pot for it that fits perfectly and is as light and handy. The stove lays flat in the pouch so slides right into the "laptop" sleeve of my backpack, with room to spare. I like that it is not too light weight so it won't blow right over in a breeze.

Muy práctica y fácil de llevar en moto

Do not recommend, this product is cheap made and a joke.

It rusts, it's not a quality stainless or probably anything like stainless. It's cheap, I'm keeping it. It's too heavy to backpack with and will probably rust through in a few years. It rusted about a square inch of the grate after an hour of use and rinsing off. Photo was two days later and I'm not putting the photo because for some reason they keep rejecting it... amzn

It’s a clever idea and certainly lightweight. I used mine with two handfuls of charcoal briquets. This was barely adequate to fry a single slice of bacon. Not only is the heat source not the greatest, it was too far from the bottom of the pan to be efficient. Virtually all of the heat dissipated through the sides of the stove and the pan very quickly. Perhaps it is for this reason that the photos that accompany the ad show flames leaping out from around the bottom of the kettle. This is not only unsafe but a needlessly sooty way to cook. Perhaps with a load of really dry twigs and branches one might get adequate heat if you pack the stove with them. Will try another time. The other drawback is that the horizontal fuel loading platform is not tilted into the fire. Therefore the fuel will not self feed into the fire as one would find on a true rocket stove.

Product was simple to use and very compact.