6800W Camping Backpacking Stove, Outdoor Portable Burner Cooking Stove with Fuel Canister Adapter, Piezo Ignition, Carry Case, Foldable Windproof Camping Gas Stove for Picnic Hiking

This thing is amazing and very easy to use. It is very compact and light weight, yet packs a huge punch for flame output. It comes with a case for safe storage and traveling. The case fits the stove and both adapters. The stove fits isobutane containers without any modifications. It also comes with 2 different adapters to connect to 1 pound propane canisters and regular butane canisters. The flame is adjustable with a knob on top of the fuel connector. The ignition system works great and therefore does not require matches or lighters to ignite.

If you're an extreme backpacker or Bushcrafter, this might be a little large, compared to the small collapsible stoves. Although, this has other perks. First and foremost the adapters to make it 100% versatile. I like the extension that moves the flame away from the combustible. It has three burners, which will consume more fuel but will also heat faster. (Pick your poison I suppose.) It also has electric start, and a flame control valve. It looks big, and folds up small.

The 6800W camping stove is powerful and heats fast. It’s small, easy to carry, and great for outdoor cooking. The only downside is that the ignition isn’t always perfect, but overall it’s a very good stove for the price.

I bought this to take to a music festival so I could have coffee in the morning. Upon opening it, you can tell that it's made well. It's super sturdy and holds a teapot without having to worry. I like that it came with a carrying box. It is, however, very loud when you have it going full blast. Now, that is because of the size of the burners and they put out a LOT of heat. But the flame control is easy to use and you can adjust it from low to high easily. I'd love to try it out with a skillet in the future, but I haven't gotten that far yet.

Plenty of BTU's Boils water fast at least as well as the "Big Time", brands. Don't waste your money on the other, big profit brands. It turns down well, for slow simmering, too. This is a great, lightweight stove and you can hook up with the more economical 1# propane bottles, as opposed to some of the backpacker fuel canisters. I've used both and they work well, but the ability use the readily available, economical 1# propane bottles obtainable from just about anywhere is a plus!

Man this thing works pretty good for 20$. I used it this morning to cook breakfast, deer burgers later for lunch and sausage links for breakfast. Probably cooked for 1 hour this morning using the small iso can. Stove really cools down pretty quick too. Came with a plastic Orange storage box for storage which contained 3 fuel adapters. Propane bottle, iso bottle and the longer butane bottles like for a chef stove. Piezo lighter worked great and foldable pan holders held pan pretty well. Didn’t seem slick that would allow pan to slide off but still b careful. Nice control flame valve on bottle connection side. Was able to turn flame down low and seemed to adjust flame good. Canny get bore price. Saw review on TOGR for similar stove. Probably one company making for several retailers. This stove will get more than hot enough for whatever you’re cooking. Only thing I would improve is a Wind block for burners. I didn’t have a problem with wind but could see it coming up. I would definitely recommend this stove. Going camping this month for a week and plan on using it more. Had always used a Colman stove before for 60 years but kinda big. Think I can do the same cooking on this little guy. Excellent product so far.

Ok so I just received the 6800w stove yesterday.. I checked it out with all 3 fuel types.. looked at the quality of the stove and here are my conclusions. 1 the stove quality is overall pretty solid. The sparker is very poor and would not expect it to last. But it did spark and light the stove every time. The sparker tends to move as I tried to use it which causes it to miss the burner.. the sparker is also in the middle of the flame which causes it to glow red hot.. I would think it would quite rapidly become useless. CARRY A LIGHTER!. 2 The problem with the propane usage.. the adapter works as it should making nice connections but propane has much higher working pressure which causes a very high flame with little control from the stove valve.. knowing this I had bought a sooyeah propane remote regulator (20dollars on amazon I don't know how yo leave a link) with yhe stove propane adapter I was able to connect the stove to this regulator.. make all connections first then connect propane bottle.. the stove valve was in an open position and all flame adjustment is made at the propane bottle.. I was able to properly control the flame hight. 3 I actually used it to prepare a meal.. using my 12 inch farberware frying pan . Sautéed some cut up chicken breast .. didn't stick or burn.. even heating.... added chopped mushrooms and onions...and it worked well (not used to cooking on a stove like this so keep your hand on the handle when stirring the pan it did slide off the stove without a hand on it.) I had the stove on a wooden cutting board and thought it moved around too much.. I didn't check how hot yhe board got after cooking . The stove flame quickly went down as I shut the gas off from the adapter device . The pot did not burn the food from having a small spot flame like a micro stove.. I was able to use a full sized pan and had good heat 4 the stove does pack away nicely in the plastic container that it came in . All in all a pretty good stove for the money.. which for me was 40 dollars because of the remote propane adapter This in my opinion is the only way to safely use propane on such a stove. Those 1 piece adapters do not regulate the excessive pressure caused from using propane. Butane would work well but in colder temps the butane will not work (like leaving a lighter in your car Iin the winter). The stove had very nice flame control while running on the iso butane and the camp stove butane bottles with thr adapter. But propane without the remote regulator should not be used IMO...

Works Great, very packable, nice case

Awesome stove! Very hot and easy to lite. I removed the sparker, as it gets heated by the flame. No need. Light a match or use the sparker sideways. (Caution, that’s 2-4kV, it will hurt if you touch it) Stove stopped working within 10 seconds of arrival. Flame was all out of shape and mixture was way off. I took it all apart to find a piece of rubber 0.1mm was blocking the orifice. Removed that, put it all back together and it works like a charm! Never let us down after that fix. Highly recommend this! You will need good packing skills to put it back in the box. lol I really like that I can use 3 different fuels with this and all the fittings come with it. I bought the mixed fuel, but honestly propane works just as nice and cheaper as you can refill those little cans.

This is an excellent stove - comparable to 180-250 stoves and comes with three different fuel canister fitting options. Personally, I waited to write this review until after I bought another one just because the price is too low and no doubt will go up when everyone figures out what a deal this is. If the price is still around $40, buy two - the canister fittings alone are worth the price.

Compact, takes up very little space on the SxS. Works great with 1 lb propane tanks and butane cans. Be sure to keep it out of windy locations for efficient use of the stove. I like the fact this particular stove has three burners.

Vraiment très bon. Léger, compacte, solide. C'est qu'est-ce j'avais besoin pour le camping. Excellent! Je le recommande chaleureusement!

Excellent