Camping Stove with Fuel Canister Adapter Portable Collapsible Gas Stove with Piezo Ignition-3900W-Lightweight-Windproof-Butane Adapter Camping and Backpacking Mini Stove Kit for Hiking

When looking at different portable camp stoves this one check all boxes. I like the fact that it has multiple nozzles for different fuel types. I do think the stove wraps a bit too tight to force it into the provided box, and I’m unsure that overtime it might cause cracking or leaking, so I think I would prefer to keep it in a pouch or see them make the box just slightly bigger. The construction is solid and should last for years, nothing flimsy that looks like it could break overtime with much use great value.

Works perfectly for transfer of fuel. I wish it included some basic instructions though. I found it works best if you place the fuel canister in the freezer that you are transferring to, and warm up the other with hot water that you are transferring from. Place the warm one on top, cold one on bottom and open the valve until all the fuel is transferred.

6800W Camping Stove6800 watts translates to just over 23,000 BTU.Can we say FLAME THROWER 🔥My kitchen stove can’t get that hot 🥵Tested with a 6 QT old school pressure cooker. The legs are wide enough to comfortably hold the pot. 2 quarts of water came up to pressure in short order. Large french coffee press works great. 8 inch cast iron Dutch oven fits perfectly.Legs have tiny feet. Uneven ground or soft surface use NOT recommended. I got a CAMPINGMOON Portable Folding Camping Campfire Grill ( Amazon ) to provide additional support for larger pots. This stove fits underneath the grill very nicely. My 5 Gallon pressure cooker loaded on the CAMPINGMOON camp grill didn’t crush it.My stove is electric. Florida has seen 3 Hurricanes this year, and the season isn’t over yet.If we can’t cook for an entire extended family in a five gallon pot, we might as well just go to a restaurant after the hurricane, during the extended power outage, over the closed bridges and through the flooded roads 😎

The media could not be loaded. Just as a quick test run I tried it at home and it worked great. Only time will tell on how long it will hold up. A nice this is, that you can buy a 2 pack of replacement ignition coils for $10.But really, if the coil stops working just sit a lighter or fire rod. It will ignite from a small spark from any source.

Would recommend. Good quality, compact size for camping, multiple adapters for different gas cans. Tested and works. Very powerful, even on the low settings.

LIFE-THREATENING PRODUCT!!PLEASE READ THROUGHLYAt first this product seems like a well thoughout design to cover all the potential bases for backpackers and campers, and that's why i purchased it.When i recieved the stove, i tested it along with the connections for different fuels prior to using it on my upcoming camping trip and everything worked ok.... or so i thought.I took this for a day trip to a local national park over the weekend and by the time we started getting ready to have dinner, i pulled this thing out to boil water and cook. Unlike my initial test, this would be the first time the stove would be used for more than 1 minute.I started boiling water in my kettle and everything was normal until about the 3 or 4 minute mark, and thats when hell broke loose. For reasons unknown other than potential heat-stress on the cheap metals, this f-ing thing started leaking gas from directly under the burner resulting in a fireball engulfing the kettle all together. I closed the valve for the hose but even after 10 seconds there was still gas flowing through the line, and thanks to the idiotic 1-foot long hose, i could not safely disconnect the tank from the hose without risking an even bigger fireball or potential explosion with the tank itself.I ended up having to throw a big handful ammount of dirt on the burner in order to extinguish the flame so that even with gas still flowing, i could atleast safely disconnect the tank from the line therefore damaging the burner itself so it is now unusable.I cannot say if there is a design flaw or if maybe just maybe i got a faulty unit. But for it to fail so dangerously bad the first time being used without ever being rough-handled or abused... that is very concerning and i will never be buying this again.Also i dont have pictures or video of the incident as i was more concerned on preventing my tank from exploding.

I originally bought this for backpacking but it ended up being too large. It has however, got me through one devestating tornado and several hurricanes. One left me without power for weeks and the fact that it has multiple fuel hookup options was fantastic since you never know what you can get when a storm rolls through and all the stores are out of everything. I made coffee, and meals everyday for weeks on this thing. One has to have coffee, even in an apocalypse. The base is large enough to use a regular size pot and very sturdy.

Quality products in a nice carry case.