This stove is built with titanium and Stainless Steel.Connect all panels together by each side which will just take seconds to complete. Cook a meal with easy-to-find, unlimited fuels like wood, twigs, branches, leaves and paper to cook a meal wherever you set up your camp, no chemical emissions, no carbon footprint. Fold the stove
This stove is built with titanium and Stainless Steel.Connect all panels together by each side which will just take seconds to complete. Cook a meal with easy-to-find, unlimited fuels like wood, twigs, branches, leaves and paper to cook a meal wherever you set up your camp, no chemical emissions, no carbon footprint. Fold the stove flat and stuff it in a pocket or backpack to start a low-carbon travel.
Stainless Steel Stove
Specifications:
Item Size:Mini / S / M (optional)
Size Mini : 9*8/11cm (height * upper/lower width)
Size S: 16 * 9.8/12.5cm (height * upper/lower width)
Size M: 19.5 * 11.5/16.5cm (height * upper/lower width)
Weight: 140g / 4.9oz(Mini), 369g / 13.02oz(S), 448g / 15.79oz(M)
Size Mini Package List:
1 * Wood Stove
1 * Alcohol Tray
1 * Storage Sack
Size S / M Package List:
1 * Wood Stove
1 * Bag
Titanium Stove
Specifications:
Top Length: 107mm / 4.2in
Dimension: 15.3 * 15.3 * 18cm / 4.9 * 4.9 * 6.3in
Weight: 290g / 10.2oz
Package Size: 190 * 170 * 15mm / 7.5 * 6.7 * 0.6in
Package Weight: 322g
Package List:
1 * Folding Wood Stove
1 * Storage Pouch
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Blown away by this thing I’ve steadily been amassing items for doing lightweight backpack camping as I want to move away from car camping. That means no heavy camp stoves and no propane tanks. I tried this thing this past weekend and I’m in love with it. Good engineering, good materials, folds down to a thin cardboard thick 6″ x 6″ square that you could literally put in a jacket pocket. Besides that…the thing just works. Incredibly well too.Used a small chunk of solid fuel tab since it rained and we…
Great little stove Used this to start a fire while it was raining in the backwoods of WV. We placed it under a tarp and got a fire going, then transferred that to the (quickly getting wet) wood on the main campfire. We got something hot enough going that we were able to get the campfire going while it was pouring down rain. Was truly a miracle that wouldn’t have been easy to do without this stove.I used it for the rest of the trip to cook my meals. It was decent. There was some soot on my stuff from…
Dangerous product. Buyer beware. Dangerous product. Cross bars slip out too easily. Bad design. I made a quick review video on YouTube showing this problem. Search âLixada Titanium vs Firebox Nano G2 Comparison Reviewâ. I want to like this product but as-is I think itâs an accident waiting to happen. If you are boiling water on top the cross bars can slip out too easily and could spill boiling water on the user. Be careful.