Texsport Single Burner Propane Stove

Good quality, the base is not as sturdy as I would have liked, but easy to use and compact.

Iam a Truck Driver and I love my pour over coffee made from fresh Ground beans.

Bought this to replace the exact same stove that I had abused for 8 years. It worked fine, but was getting finicky to adjust.

It has been working as expected so far after several trips.

no frills gas burner stove works as expected

We bought this to have on hand during hurricane season. Let me tell you when hurricane Ian hit we were out of electricity and water for 8 days. This coupled with our smoker we didn’t miss any meals. Small and compact easy to store with the rest of our hurricane preparedness kit.

The stand this came with fit the fat-bottle propane cylinders perfectly. The arms are just right to boil water/cook small pan or pot of food... but I would not try to place a 10"+ pot/pan on the supports.This burner cranks out a LOT of heat on high setting and is neither burning too much or too little as a comparable propane stove - but the flame it puts out is plenty to boil a quart of water in a couple minutes.If I had a need for another portable stove/burner, I would not hesitate to re-order another.Note: Use in a well-ventilated place! I use this to boil water as well as to heat river rocks up to a high temperature (a trick some bushcrafters use to keep their sleeping area warm through the night - do not attempt the stone method unless you are taught how to do it)... I also have a small 200 cubic foot greenhouse that started to get below freezing. Without thinking, I lit the burner to heat the inside of the greenhouse. Because I work with forges and foundries quite often, I get used to placing carbon monoxide monitors everywhere - especially confined spaced. Within five minutes of running this stove on high (just letting the flame warm up the inside of the greenhouse, the carbon monoxide warning buzzer went off like crazy). It took half an hour of keeping the greenhouse door and roof window open to get the monitor to stop buzzing.Do not use INSIDE a tent or camper... or inside any small, confined location that does not have free-flowing ventilation. This is for outdoor use only.

It's nice and light weight, a little on the bigger side for backpacking but will within the right weight range. I used it for boiling water in a small sized pot on an overnight hunting trip and it worked both good and quick even with some wind! It also doesn't use a ton of fuel to run. The base is nice and stable, and the stove top section is sturdy enough for a medium pot. It would be perfect for a 2 maybe 3 person camping or backpacking trip. If you are solo backpacking this setup may take up too much space depending on the size of your other equipment. I was set up for a 2 day trip and even with a medium-large bag I was very tight on space, but I was also carrying hunting supplies (ammo, game bags, and utensils for harvesting).Simply put I'd highly recommend this for a novice to intermediate camper/backpacker but not so much for a more advanced intermediate or higher. It works great for it's purpose and for what I intended it for, but takes up more space overall than I had thought it would, but if you are splitting the load with someone it will hardly be noticed.

Bought this for my camping trip. Sturdy built and good material. Does not feel cheap at all. Retail shops have the same or similar quality product for close to twice the price. Works well too with standard green propane tanks. Completely blue flame, no waste no soot.recommend it.

It brought a litre of water to a boil in minutes. The tank stand, makes the burner sturdy to handle large pots.