Backpacking Stove Portable Camping Stove Burner, Caudblor Small Backpack Stoves with Butane Adapter, Lightweight Hiking Stove with Carrying Case,…
$20.98
- 1 Portable Backpacking Stove – Simple debatable design make our backpack stove folded small and fit in zipper case. So it’s very portable and easy to carry around, don’t take up much space. Easy to set up, screw on the canister in a minute or less. Great for your backpack and bug out bag.
- 2 Wider Base, Bigger Cooking Area – This little camping burner does very well with your quick morning coffee. Use this backpacking stoves to easily cook meal or boil water in a small skillet on the road. It is you’ll ever need for camping/backpacking/hiking/ski trip/emergency/bike-packing.
- 3 Economical, Fit 1LB Propane Tank – Small camp stove come with a propane adapter so you could use this on butane cylinders and the 1lb propane bottles. An adapter for larger fuel source, support your cooking.
- 4 Solid Hiking Stove, Sturdy Platform – Small backpacking stoves have nice balance between weight and sturdiness. its very stable because the pot supports fold out wide. You don’t have to worry about your pot or pan tipping. It is a little heavier than ultralight stove, With its increase size and weight comes more stability, a larger cooking surface, and more versatility.
- 5 Great Flame Adjustment – The control valve handle allow you easy to regulate flame, how low or high you want. It has a decent flame pattern, puts out great heat for cooking big or small meals, boil water.Stable, efficient, powerful, smooth flame adjustment, easy to use.
Specification: Backpacking Stove Portable Camping Stove Burner, Caudblor Small Backpack Stoves with Butane Adapter, Lightweight Hiking Stove with Carrying Case,…
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Brian Baker –
I purchased this little stove for backpacking trips. I have a small butane stove that I have used for years. It works great, however, I wanted a stove with a little bit larger pot stand area. This one fits the bill perfectly. It IS larger than the small folding stoves. But, if you do not mind the little bit of extra space that it takes up in your pack, then this stove is it. The larger surface area is nice, as it is a little more stable with larger 1.5 and 2L pots. I have also used the US Army style mess kit as a skillet on this. Works great.
PS –
I don’t go camping much but I am a military veteran. This thing is definitely awesome for the price point. I used it for the first time today and pan fried a steak and it wasn’t gourmet but definitely got the job done. Which what this is for. It’s for cooking food, boiling water at a time you don’t have access to a kitchen. To survive. Definitely worth the money vs buying an expensive jet boil. Now don’t get me wrong. In the long run a jet boil may last you longer. However this is good for the money. I’ll keep using it and provide an updated review.
Anthony S. –
I have now put this stove through an overnight mountain hike, a 4 night Maine camping trip, and a 4 night section hike of the Appalachian trail. It performed flawlessly! I used it for boiling water a lot and without timing it my guess is about 3 minutes to boil 2 cups of water, maybe less. The small pot used stayed put easily. I have also cooked bacon on a pan, and made eggs. The fairly large pan also stayed put easily. It is so light it barely added weight to my pack, about 3 ounces. On the 4 night section hike my son and I used this stove to boil water for two meals in the morning and at dinner. We used one 100 sized fuel canister. Very efficient. Buy this product with complete confidence!
Comes with attachments for both the butane mix and propane tanks.
Kyle –
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Unstable with heavy pans. May be good for lightweight individual cooking. Controllable flame.
Danman0614 –
Very impressed! Purchased for a recent camp trip to a primitive site. It was 17*F out with a wind chill of 0*F. Was pretty windy, and even in that cold weather the little burner was able to heat up my water, and other items from a compact camping pot kit. Even with the wind, it was able to maintain a flame. I don’t feel like it produces as much heat as some more expensive options I’ve had in the past. But for the price it’s worth it 100%. I’d recommend and buy again if needed.