Sagafly Portable Camping Gas Stove Mini, 3500W Windproof Backpacking Stove with Piezo Ignition Outdoor Cooker Burner Camping Stove for Fishing Picnic

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For an upcoming trip to france I was looking for a burner that is compact but better performing than the suitcase burners, which lets face it are huge for what they are.This came yesterday and although not used camping yet, tried it indoors and out.Very easy to light and unlike some I doubt the igniter would melt, its well out the way.Also after lighting, turn up the dial, which is very controllable, and I was blown away by the flame, almost literally.I got a tentlock, Bulin kettle and you would only need the burner on half to get a fast boiling kettle of water, the flame can be turned from literally nothing, just simmering to wok standard, seriously.It folds very well and is very sturdy, no loose parts that are fragile, its a really high quality burner and I recommend it if you want a no compromise serious amount of power available.The stainless hose goes to the canister connection and screws on to various sizes of canister you can get, the alloy dial then gives you control for the flame in minute degrees.I would advice only allowing a small amount of gas flow for lighting.Like me, turn it too much to light it and there will be a sudden smell of burning hair.....

Wow, I'm impressed with this. I paid around £18 on Prime, so I accept it was a few quid more than it would otherwise be; but the performance is impressive.On full chat it will boil some water quicker than you'll have settled an argument on which tea bags are the best (Yorkshire Tea, by the way), assuming you've not over-filled your kettle in the heat of said argument. Burns gas at a suitably high rate too of course but the adjustment seems to offer a lot more control than some others I've used, so this is easily dealt with.I can't comment on how well it'd cope with wind, as I've mainly been using this for making a brew out the back of my 4x4 so I'm reasonably sheltered; but then if you're brewing up in more, say, apocalyptic conditions then you'd probably be using a more specialised rocket-type stove and wouldn't be looking at this.The best feature however is its size. Once you've packed the thing down, it squeezes into a tiny orange plastic cube. I mean, make sure it's cooled down - I would probably suggest that storing something that uses fire in a plastic box is asking for trouble, but that in itself isn't enough to lose an excellent stove its 5th star.Lightweight, powerful and appears to be well built. Without a doubt a bargain at less than twenty quid.

Really pleased with this. Easy to use and control the flame - which seemed to stand up to a decent amount of wind when i used it. On full it's a pretty powerful flame, much more than most little portable stoves i've used previously. Folds away very small - I wouldn't bother with the plastic box but that's me (it fits very snugly inside a kettle as pictured). The legs are a bit stiff to fold and unfold which can be a bit of a pain with cold and wet hands - but then again they feel very sturdy and that's probably why they feel stiff. Great bit of kit.

Bought this for beach fishing trips. Used it a few times now and I am really impressed with it. Comes in a box about the size of a rubix cube and folds out to over double that. Really stable provides a good level of heat with an easily controllable flame. Boils a 3 mug kettle in 2/3 minutes. Great price and well made.Two of my pals have seen it a bought one for themselves.

Light & small, not to stable but but does the job 👌🏻

A solid little stove, that folds to a compact size and is wide enough to be stable when open. Not the lightest as it is almost all stainless and has a built-in windshield. Also has an effective piezo lighter.

This is a nice stove to carry on a day hike. It brings the water to the boil as quickly as my other larger camping stove and doesn't suffer too much from the wind blowing across it, its a little stiff to fold out but I'm sure in time that will improve. It lights well and stays lit even in a fairly strong wind.The only real issue with this stove is the pan support arms are quite slippy due to their finish. My cooking pots we're sliding too readily over the arms. I found a little roughing of the arms with a file seem to improve this but is something to watch out for.