Etekcity Ultralight Portable Outdoor Backpacking Camping Stove with Piezo Ignition (Orange, 1 Pack)

These little things are so great I ended up buying one more for my brother, and an additional 2 for 2 of my friends.Extremely lightweight, compact, and durable. They take up no space or weight in your pack so they're excelent for long hikes and camping. And they very durable, iv had one for about 2 years with many uses and all components still work like new. I highly reccomend this not only for camping, but for emergencies also when theres no working stove in the house, or for a bugout bag or get home bag, or emergency bag for your car incase you have to stay a night over on the side of the road. Theres so many uses.

Worked right out of the box for me. Love the lightweight. I've been using it on hiking and camping trips and never had an issue. Boils 1.5-2 cups of water in under 5 minutes. I use it with my Stanley pot or a smaller/wider sterno pot and I've never had issues with it starting or staying lit, even in high winds. Both size pots rest easily on top. Because this stove so small, I can keep it inside my pot when not in use. Very practical for me as a newer camper/backpacker. The only con is that when it's all folded up the ignition is turned on so I have to remember to turn it off before screwing it on to my fuel canister. It comes inside a small plastic container for storage that I'd recommend keeping it in when not in use to help it last longer and keep it from breaking.

If you are a "gram geek," this is light enough for you but also has longer arms than anything lighter so that it is less likely to have what you are cooking tip over (worth those few extra grams). It will support an 8" pan (which I take if I am planning to fish).It ignites easily and generates plenty of heat. I have seen some of the tinier and cheaper stoves that have very little flame control, but this one has good flame control and simmers nicely. Good stove and good sleep system are worth a little extra weight.

Value, value, value!Simple, compact, and effective. More versatile then a jetboil and smaller; however it's easy to burn food if you're not attentive, so pay attention.The jet boil is designed well, but far too expensive. Buy this to save on cash but be mindful it's designed for general use, unlike the jet boil which is designed for one thing, boiling water. So when you use it for cooking, pay close attention, it's easy to burn things with the intense flames, adjust as appropriate.

I really have nothing to complain about. I have used this little stove on a couple of camping trips, and it is so simple to set up and use. It makes my coffee really quick, boils water. Packs away really easy. Obviously you have to be careful with the size of the pots you use, but that is just common sense. I liked it so much that I bought two more. For lightweight camping and backpacking, its hard to beat the cost and functionality.

Awesome little stove. Works like a champ. I have used it on multiple 3-5 day backpacking trips. No extreme temps, but heavy rains and wind have been no trouble (obviously with a little wind screening - heavy duty tin foil works well). I would buy a couple of these stoves before considering a more expensive name-brand option. I have a few MSR backpacking stoves as well. They work fantastic and maybe they do boil a pint of water a bit faster, but not enough difference to justify the price. This little stove is 100% worth it.

Great little stove. Really did the job. The little sparker didn’t last be it was not necessary. I wanted a lightweight easy to use stove. No problems with wind of rain. Boils water in a few minutes. For the price and size I’ll probably carry one in my car as a spare. Would recommend to anyone.

I mean as a product it works like it should, doesn’t really hold a lot of pan very stable as the arms don’t fold out to be very big, it did boil water but it sure took its time, I’d just save and get a fire maple or another brand