This a lightweight camping and hiking gas stove. The package includes the cooking pot, gas burner, a "spork" and a sponge / scrubber to clean it.
I picked up a gas canister online - they are standard sizes / threads - and it fitted easily to the burner. The burner has three small arms that fold out, and then the press button ignition lights the flame. Balancing the cooking pot on the arms is one aspect where I would have preferred to have had some supports on the burner to precisely align with the pot, but it is not too hard. The pot handle folds out for cooking and then back on the top after to keep all the bits inside. It's best to seek out a location with a solid even surface as the heavy part - the pan full of water / food - is on top of the burner and canister.
I tested this to see how long it might take to boil 1.2 litre of water. From cold to boiling, with the stove in the wind not at all sheltered, it took seven and a half minutes.
The pot is well marked inside with different water levels which is handy if you are mixing with dehydrated foods. On the base section there are fins that channel the burner's heat up towards what you are cooking.
The burner is supplied with it's own solid plastic transport box, and when this is used I have not been able to pack the burner and the gas canister inside it which means the gas takes up additional packing space. I used a 230g canister, maybe the smaller ones are possible. If you remove the burner from it's plastic box it will fit inside with the 230g canister.
Good stove, lights first time and has plenty of heat to cook when camping and hiking.
| Fuel type | Isobutane |
|---|---|
| Material type | Aluminium |
| Number of pieces | 5 |
| Power source | Gas Powered |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Brand | Odoland |
| Manufacturer | Odoland |
| Product Dimensions | 14 x 14 x 24.5 cm; 690 g |
| ASIN | B0CB9XRFJR |
