Camping Gas Stove 3500W Windproof Foldable Gas Stove Backpacking Stoves Ultralight Portable Gas Cooke with Piezo Ignition and Storage Box Gas Burner for Outdoor Camping Picnic

Great little stove and compact I use it when I go fishing to make my drinks and meals on the bankside easy to use and takes no room up in my bag . would highly recommend

Amazing stove I've used mine hundreds of times and it's never had any problem really stable and easy to use and very compact

OK, light and stable. My only niggle is that the gas tap is very small and tight to turn. A cylinder emptied itself on mine, because the tap, though tight to the feel, was still letting gas through. You really have to twist it tight to prevent this, & thats hard with such small leverage.

I took a risk buying a little cheap gad burner and I'm glad I did, I use it for cooking and making a brew when I'm fishing or racing bikes.I thought about buying a well known branded one for 3x times the cost and I'm gland I didn't. This stove is brilliant and performs just as well as the big named ones.

I purchased this camping stove for when I go camping with my friends.It’s very compact and folds away into the storage case and is very good quality compared to some others on the market.It’s easy to use and easy to setup to a gas canister.

First try out, went to ignite it and it didn't work, no ignition so no coffee for me, not a happy man at all. A big disappointment

It’s darn good value, controllable, you can simmer. Caution advised, if using the adaptor keep the long thin gas bottle upright, as this stove does not like burning liquid LPG mix! The piezo failed the first day of the 6 week cycle touring trip, but a fero rod sorted that out, always have one to hand if planing pyrotechnics, I honestly got this because of the included adaptor, and speed of delivery I did not plan to take the stove, but it was just the right size for the available space, in the front pannier. It was used every day for breakfast and evening meal and just worked, the legs became very loose but it remained fairly stable, if you need a cheep gas’s only stove it’s a bargain, but it’s no MSR or Primus. I shall acquire a Primus Multfuel stove for my next tour, and in the mean time the MSR pocket rocket or WhisperLite International, if I need to run Petrol. I left the stove with a little note, “please give me a new home, Pizo Kerput” at my last camp site before returning home, for some one else to use. Along with maps and some books too.

Does the job, the clicker lighter doesn't really work but I always carry a lighter anyways, it's low to the ground so it's very sturdy well in use, well worth the low coat