Kuvik Titanium Wood Stove - Ultralight and Compact Stove for Backpacking | Packs Flat, Easy Setup, Ultralight Titanium, High Strength, Corrosion Resistant, Burns Natural Fuels, Carrying Case Included

I really like this titanium wood stove for grilling up some hot dogs, beer brats, skewers, etc for 1-2 people. Setup is easy enough, although instructions aren't included I think directions are on one of the product pages. I'm a big fan of anything titanium and this stove doesn't disappoint. It's remarkably lightweight and sturdy. I also like how simple it is with easy cleanup and storage. The size is perfect for stacking charcoal briquettes in an alternating pattern and adding a firestarter in the center. The only thing I added was a small wire grill grate from Daiso for additional cooking area and to have some warming zones on the sides. An important thing to note is to make sure to set it on a non flammable surface like a cinder block. The charcoal tray sits quite close to the bottom as this is a very compact unit and at some point with Wagyu fat dripping down, I had a mini raging inferno and almost burned down an old picnic table!

I bought this for use on a backpacking trip as I always try to cook with natural fuels. I am definitely happy. The assembly is easy and fuel burns hot and complete, leaving only ash. Water is boiled quickly and small skillets fit nicely. The carry case is nice to prevent soot from turning your gear black. Be aware that when dumping ashes, the two top cross bars tend to fall out. I would suggest removing them before cleaning out this little stove. As with any fire, you need a clear area around it. If you set it in a bed of leaves it will set them on fire. Bare dirt or rock is required. That is one difference vs a liquid or gas fuel stove.

Worked pretty good. Got water to boil, but it wasn't a vigorous boil. Still was able to cook my Mountain House Beef Stew just fine. It was a pretty cold day and maybe there was something I could change to get a better boil. Very lightweight and compact.

Easy to fit in with the rest of my gear in my backpack. Easy to assemble and quite durable for what it is. Recently just used it and works great. Heated up my MRE pretty quickly and had no issues holding my pot on top.

Extremely lightweight and small it packs down to almost nothing. A hit more expensive than others but I think the weight reduction is worth that as I've bought similar items but are much heavier. Easy to carry and a great addition for backpacking or hiking or whatever or whatever you have planned for it

Outstanding little stove. Solid with tight tolerances and very little warping. Also extremely light and very affordable. Large opening makes feeding the fire very easy and safe. Also can add long sticks and keep feeding it in to prevent having to break the sticks into smaller pieces. Extremely light and durable. I have tried a lot of twig stoves and this one is premier. I highly recommend it. It is hard to get all these features in one package and at such a reasonable price, but Kuvik has managed to do it.

Fantastic lightweight stove. It is the only stove I take hiking. One of my favorite purchases. I load it up with small branches from the woods, add a few slivers of fat wood, some lint for easy ignition and a ferro rod/striker and I have boiling water pretty quick. I prefer it over fuel can/stove. Have used it in breezy conditions with no issues, might require some creativity in super strong winds. The ONLY negative is it can burn through wood fast, really only an issue if you are boiling multiple cups, one after another for example. add a couple thicker branches, 1"-2" thick to get longer burn time. Also cools extremely quick after hot embers dumped.

I have used this stove twice and been quite happy, it is not perfect but very good. Used it today after hours of heavy rain and it worked very well with wet wood. Using this wet wood it boiled a half liter of water for some pour over coffee in 2 minutes 33 seconds. After the first use the panels warped but due to the thin metal it can still be easily assembled. I used gloves when assembling my stove the first time as metals tend to burn fingerprints into the finish, but apparently there were fingerprints before it was shipped because there were someone else's prints on the finish after the first use. If you use this stove understand it is a commitment, it requires a lot of fire maintenance and it will burn a stove full of twigs in less than 3 minutes. You will be busy using this stove. Also something I'd not considered was the mess, after each use there is a lot of clean up if you don't want ash and suet in your pack. Overall this is a very good stove and will be my choice for longer term backcountry trips.

Very lightweight and easy to put together. Comes in a nifty satchel with two supports for the opening at the top should you have a smaller platform cookware. Don't need no propane or propane accessories with this, I tell you what.

me gusto mucho aunque se siente muy fragil.

Super léger et a fait bouillir mon eau en moins de 10 min. Vraiment efficace!

Been abusing this little stove relentlessly for a season and it’s still going strong, definitely worth it.

As advertised