Lixada Camping Stove, Stainless Steel Outdoor Cooking Wood Burning Stove Foldable Portable Backpacking Alcohol Stove Hiking Picnic BBQ (All Models)

While I haven't taken it camping yet or cooked on it, I've used this stove several times on my back patio when I didn't want to fire up the big Solo Stove Bonfire.It works really well and makes a nice fire for hanging out in my hammock on the back patio. It packs small and gives great flames running on little chunks of scrap wood. It burns stuff really well and leaves very little ash. It doesn't take an hour to burn out like larger stoves so you can easily choose if you want to add more or let it burn down and go inside.It packs up nice and small for transporting.It doesn't have a solid bottom so I folded ~4 layers of aluminum foil to go under it to catch any ash.

Tried boiling a quart of water with twigs. It took 1 1/2 hrs because it burned the wood so fast that I had to chop more repeatedly and while I chopped the water cooled down repeatedly. To boil the amount of water with this size stove I had to feed it constantly. It burned exactly as it was supposed to with high heat and very little smoke but I was surprised at the amount of wood it ate up. I'm sure if I had enough wood at the beginning I could just feed and feed which would allow constant heating without interruptions and it would've gone a lot quicker. When the flames are at their highest, in 1 minute the wood will be gone, so you have to fill while it's burning at it's best. I always missed the golden window and had to start from almost no wood because it disappeared so quickly. There's definitely a learning curve to using this.

The stove is very sharp. The materials made are high quality and the assembly and the breakdown size meets the grade to excellent. It has a small pan in it for liquid fuel which is extremely effective. So its excellent with liquid fuel. However, when testing with small Twiggs and a fire starter I will say that trying to cook with it is around average. Reason for this is because if a pan is on the top you really don't have access to the sides to fuel it without lifting the pan your cooking with... you can but... twiggs are not perfect... maybe its my bad but just I think there are not enough access points like I see in some other products to fuel the fire efficiently. Thats my only thought else its a great product. Nice mesh bag and I can even put my small propane stove with it inside the bag... which enables me to manage my cooking gear and quickly setup up 2 stoves of different fuel sources. I think its imperative to multiple type of stoves of stoves in case you run out of a fuel source.

Great small stove for a mess kit or wider based cook cups. Not so good for thinner items like the Stanley. Might work for thinner items if you get the grill.

The media could not be loaded.  This little stove is a wood gasifying BEAST. I have included a video because you might think I’m joking. This is now my go to backcountry cook stove. For $20 it’s a no brainer! It nests almost perfectly in the Uberleben Kessel (and does nest nicely if you use their waxed canvas bag). The only thing left to make this the twig stove of the gods is to make this exact stove in titanium!

I bought this stove to use as a small firepit on my porch. Mainly just to have something to look at. I have tried several combinations of fuel trying to figure out what works best. I have found pellet wood works really well. I fill it up almost to the vent holes on top and add a little bit of lighter fluid. This will burn untouched for about 50 minutes. I have found that trying to add pellets while its burning usually puts out the fire and smokes terribly. I just let it burn until the flame goes out, then I dump it out and start over. For the money this is an awesome little stove.

Love this little stove. Works very well with wood pellets and just abot and wood you put in and easy to feed. It is heavier than some but is definitely worth carrying. The three prong pot support was too wide to support my stanley pot so I just bent them inward facing each other and works very well for any size pot you want to use it for. Very sturdy.The gassifier effect is so cool and produces little to no smoke.I made a bushcraft shelter and used it to heat a large rock that I suspended in the shelter and worked amazingly well to give off good warmth. This stove is a great thing to have in a survival situation. For $20 bucks this thing is a lifesaver.

I'm so looking forward to this little stove coming but some of the parts were missing and it is not eligible for return very disappointing.