OneTigris Camping Backpacking Stove Portable Foldable Burning Wood Stove for Outdoor Hiking Picnic BBQ,Stainless Steel (Medium)

I love this stove! A 3' stick is all I needed to quickly boil a small pot of water.

Other than the quirky shape they added, this is a nice upgrade over it's predecessor. The holes are in more practical spots, so it is easier to feed fuel. And the top grate situation is much more practical on this stove as well. It'll hold almost any sized cook pot, and it is quite sturdy.My only problem is that I wish they made a titanium version. This would be my all-in-one, only stove I ever used for backpacking, if it just came in titanium.

I got many other stoves that are like this that are actually made out of stainless steel usually they're only held together with 2 slides that hold the parts together this 1 has 3 which makes it much more sturdy I haven't used it yet but I believe it will keep it from actually causing metal fatigue and war page it's a very good stove I like it size it's light weight it's compatible the only thing I wishes that it hadn't an ashtray

Very capable little stove! Just cook some grilled sirloin and corn on the cob using this and a comal. For the money it’s a killer deal for what you get. The design is a cool feature and all around good quality. It’s a great back up for some of our backcountry cooking needs where we can burn wood. Don’t hear it are if your looking for a heavier stainless steal option.

So let’s start with the good.Good:1) Packs flat and takes up almost no room in your pack.2) Goes together pretty easy. Self explanatory assembly.3) nice large mouth to feed in sticks.Not so good1) weight. This thing weighs more than it should. It’s noticeable heavy.2) size. It’s actually too big to concentrate heat towards your pot. Due to the size it took way too long to boil water. I stopped the timer after 10 min of keeping a flame on the pot. This has to be due to the heat distribution out the top and not directed towards the pot.3) airflow. So basically this is just a box that holds your fire. The only place for air to get in is from the feeding port. In order to keep this thing going you’ll need to be constantly stoking it with your own air. Not great.Overall I’d recommend a solo stove or toaks style stove if you are dead set on a stick stove.

Bought this to use as a backup to my Jetboil for moto-camping. I have a small dual sport and this box stove weighs next to nothing and takes up very little room in my pack. I tried it out a couple of weeks ago to heat up a small can of baked beans in a little tin cup. Worked great with a few sticks and some pine needles. Might try it with some fuel cubes next time since you can move the bottom shelf up higher. The redesigned stove works great for my purposes.

Light weight. Handles multiple fuels. I've tried twigs and my Trangia stove. You wo t be disappointed. Love the angry eyes!

It was a little heavier than I expected but I didn’t look at the weight when I bought it. It works really well and was exactly what I needed.