REDCAMPWood Burning Folding Camp Stove Stainless Steel Grid, Portable Collapsible Backpacking Stove Survival Rocket Stove for Hiking Outdoor Tent Camping Picnic BBQ, Large

The picture shown is my first use. I think it is very sturdy. My cast iron weighs a good bit and held it up no issue. It can put out some heat also. Breaks down to a small size. Easy to assemble. My only issue as some have said is the door is a little finicky with the handle but I just leave it open while cooking to let the air flow in and keep feeding the fire. The door works fine just a little twisting and turning needed to get it to latch. Overall it’s worth the money, It’s durable, and will last a while from what I can tell.

Nice and heavy camp stove which folds up easily. It is much sturdier than I would have originally thought from the photos. This is a good purchase.

Some reviewers are still trashing this because they say the ash tray doesn't fit. Yes it does- it goes in the SIDE (either side). The seller should include a little note to that effect in the package.(This review is for the large size.)Pros:+ All stainless steel (It is stated to be 304 stainless, which is non-magnetic, but a magnet sticks to it, meaning it has a higher iron content than 304 and may rust)+ Two sizes and grill, potholder or both available as options+ Folds into a compact size+ Comes with a nice zip up carrying bag with handles+ Easy to set up and break down (30 seconds at most- the hardest part is getting it out of the bag)+ Versatile: you can use wood sticks, charcoal, other flammables+ Can be used as a stove, grill, or fire pit+ Seller thankfully now removes the plastic film prior to shippingCons:- Relatively heavy for a portable stove, so not the best for backpacking. (I think it's a plus, though, if you're car camping or using it at home)- Some edges were left very sharp in the manufacturing process- Ash tray is flat with no sides - needs a baking pan, firepit, or other ash catcher under it- Metal ring to open side door doesn't stay where you can easily grab it when hot - flops back down against side of stove- The potholder does not fit with the rest of the stove in the carrying bagMy particular unit came with a slightly warped grill with one of the welds broken. In addition, I spent an hour or two filing and sanding the very sharp edges. Some of the outer edges are turned down but others where pieces were cut out are very sharp. I recommend taking the time to carefully file them down- leather gloves recommended. Other mods: I added an aluminum spacer to the door handle ring to give it more resistance so it will stand out from the side and make it easier to grab (see con above). I put a bit of high temp grease on the door hinges since the door was difficult to open and close without holding the stove in place. I also cut a piece of welded stainless steel 1/4 inch mesh to fit the bottom so that I can burn wood pellets. The large stove just fits in some 9x9 cake pans, which helps catch the ash and makes dumping it easier.

This red camp stove is well built, better than I expected for the price. Made out of quality materials. The setup is quick and easy. I got the smaller one and is great for one or two people for cooking or boiling water. Works well with charcoal. You can even heat a small tarp shelter with this thing for survival. A little on the heavy side but doesn’t take up much room for ghb or bob.

This stove is super compact and does the job! Very easy to set up and put away. It was a game changer for cooking meals during our camping trip, the small version was able to support my 10” cast iron with no problem.Had an issue with a part and contacted customer service. They were quick and easy to work with, very satisfied with this purchase!

The media could not be loaded. I've seen a lot of people complain about the bottom tray not fitting in the holes. It does fit though, they are just using it wrong. I added a video to show how to properly use the tray. I figured this out in the first 30 seconds after setting it up. I love how there's really no constructing, it just pops open ready to go! Very sturdy, and it arrived in just a few days!

Collapses to packable size. Twigs work fine but I take it on family picnic days with instant charcoal and can easily cook burgers, steaks, and dogs. Retains heat well, speedy setup and take down. Wonderful product so far!

Let me just get this out of the way, this thing is cheaply made, it's loosely held together and when folding the metal they didn't remove the plastic film on it. So when you use this thing you have to let it burn off the plastic stuck in and around the folded metal. And all the parts are very loosely held in place or together, to the grill grate has a fair bit of play. Quick side note on the grill grate, it's like a baking cooling rack that someone shrunk down. The pot holder top slides around as well. The fuel door wobbles, and the ash and drip tray is just incredibly sloppy in terms of fit. It's very very cheaply made from those facts and the fact the metal is easy to flex.Now on to the good. When assembled and set up, it still is loosely built. BUT!! you can put you hand on it and move it around and such and it's fairly sturdy. So I would trust it to hold my cast iron pan or a pot of water, or grilled a burger or something on it. The door to the fuel bay it cheap but opens up nice and easy, so putting wood or charcoal in should be super easy. Door opening is 4.5 x 3 inches or 115 x 75 mm. The ash and drip tray is nice little feature even if barely thought out. When set up my small grill has a grill surface of 5.25 x 5.25 inches or about 135 x 135 mm which is good for any camp meal. When folded and no counting the pot holder (which doesn't fit in carry case) it's 8.25 x 1.25 x 5.5 inches or 210 x 32 x 140 mm. So this can easily fit into any bag, so it's compact. Weight i didn't measure but i would say over 1 pound maybe close to 2 pounds or a bit under a kilogram. So not heavy for what it offers.overall if you need a cheap stove, ya sure go for this. Otherwise i'd spend a little extra money and get something better made. Because the fact they left the plastic film on the metal during manufacturing, says how little care was put into constructing this. But it definitely will work.

A little heavy but well worth the price. Mind the hinge pins and make damn sure it’s cold before packing away. It goes well with my Kelly Kettel. Should last a long time makes me happy!

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Light weight and compact. Perfect for outdoor outings in the nature.

really good piece of kit. Every hiker should have one of these.