Camping Rocket Stove by StarBlue with FREE Carrying Bag - A Portable Wood Burning Camping Stove with Large Chamber Best for Outdoor Cooking, Camping, Picnic, BBQ, Hunting, Fishing
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- SUPERIOR QUALITY - This strong and durable mini camping stove is made from rust-resistant Low-carbon steel that will maintain its quality for years to come. The wide and sturdy cook surface of the rocket stove is perfect for cooking whatever you want during your outdoor adventure.
- FUNCTIONAL DESIGN - The cross stand and wide grate of the portable stove provides a stable platform for your cooking pot or pan. The large fuel chamber of the camp stove allows longer burn time and more efficient heat transfer while producing low fumes.
- PORTABLE AND COMPACT - The collapsible mini stove is very easy to assemble or disassemble and can be packed flat for transport or storage. The camping stove comes with a carrying bag to store and carry it around with you on your trip.
- EFFICIENT TOOL -The functional design and durable quality of this outdoor cooking stove make it a popular cooking tool. No need to carry propane, gas, or other fuels with you. Grab a handful of sticks and prepare a fully cooked meal.
- MULTIPURPOSE STOVE - The cooking stove is suitable for all outdoor activity times like hunting, fishing, picnic, camping, outdoor events, backyard cooking, etc. This emergency camping equipment is a must-have in your camping gear.
Brand: StarBlue
Fuel Type: Wood
Material: Low-carbon Steel painted with High Temparature Resistant Paint
Product Dimensions: 15.35"L x 7.87"W x 15.35"H
Power Source: Fuel Powered
Item Weight: 14 Pounds
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Fuel Type: Wood
Power Source: Fuel Powered
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 15.35"L x 7.87"W x 15.35"H
Item Weight: 14 Pounds
Material: Low-carbon Steel painted with High Temparature Resistant Paint
Brand Name: StarBlue
UPC: 686557855555
Part Number: SB-GV-RS01
Model Number: SB-GV-RS01
Manufacturer: Zhengding Geovein Import & Export Trading Co., Ltd.
Item Type Name: Rocket Stove
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The media could not be loaded. Athough the price is cheap, it does not reflect the quality of this awesome rocket stove. I use presoaked (mineral spirits) oak or fatwood to start, and supply fuel. Works great and cooks fast! This stove only requires a handful of wood to cook. Stove is very sturdy and well built. I built a small stand out of salvage 2x4's which is bolted to a baking pan to catch ash, which we discard in the garden bed. A+ prep stove, which we very highly recommend. A+
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025 by Hugh
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The rocket stove arrived quivly and is great quality. Can't wait to use it!!
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2026 by Adrian Cortes
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I had an older version of this stove (different company), but decided to add another one. Everything about this new stove seems better. The welds are quite excellent, the base is heavy enough to be used even without the feet, the carry handle is thicker. There is also a grate opening in the bottom of this stove, to help clean out the ashes and to add another source of airflow. And the price is great - maybe the best bang for your buck that you will find. The pipe used is very slightly smaller (4.5 inches vs. 4.7 inches in the older one). I can't imagine that this small difference would be meaningful in practice.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2024 by Mike S
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What I DID NOT LIKE is that I got a used stove that someone had packed up and returned without cleaning it. How disgusting! But this thing is indestructible, so a quick wipe and sweep up the ashes that had fallen out of it was all it needed. I lit it with a piece of paper towel drenched in cooking oil. This stove will have you searching your neighbor's yard for twigs before long! Great way to clean up the yard, and I had bacon and eggs on bread in one of my many cast iron pans in no time This is a nice de-stresser as it keeps me focused on keeping the fire going and out of my head. It tunes out the constant interruptions, and the food was delicious. I would not hand carry that thing very far as it is quite heavy. But it will also never blow over in the wind. Yes, ashes fall out, but you would choke off the fire if they didn't. Just be mindful where you set this stove. If you know how to light a woodstove you can light a rocket stove. I am a disabled female senior citizen and am having a blast with this stove!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2021 by Condor
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I bought this for emergencies, and for some clandestine bivouacking. I figured that since a rocket stove is supposed to burn so hot, that it would produce less smoke. I've fired this up a couple of times now. It smokes a lot until it really gets going. Much like a wood stove will do. Not a knock against the product. That's the only reason that I knocked a star off. This might not be fair, as the stove does work as it should. It just didn't quite work as I'd hoped. Cooked a steak in my little cast iron frying pan in no time. Once hot, it burns really hot. Make sure that you have something metal underneath, or very cleared ground around it, as it has air intake vents on the very bottom, and ashes and small coals drop out. This probably goes without saying, but I just wanted to make sure that I painted an accurate picture of this product. I am satisfied with this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2020 by Roadhouse
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aloha, great design for cooking outdoors/ camping! fuel is twigs to smaller branches, all which can be managed/ broken down by hand or with a hand tool like a small camping axe/ hatchet. getting the fire started can be a bit tricky but once lit its a roaring inferno, easily boiling water in minutes etc (it operates close to a single burner, which is great for a solo dude or a couple people, but you won't be cooking a 3 course meal all at once on this). main thing to keep in mind is that because its basically a jet engine fueled by twigs you have to manage fuel at all times, no putting the pot on and walking away, new fuel needs to be added very regularly, like every few minutes. I find it best to gather a LOT of fuel and having it ready to go BEFORE starting a fire, w/o fuel fire burns out very fast, during cooking you need to constantly feed fuel (its just twigs, don't wig out, its easy) to keep at cooking temps, it add's on extra role to whomever is the Chef but very manageable once you get used to it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2021 by Bot
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Had the tubular model (not collapsible) rocket stove fired up in less than 1/2 hour of it arriving. A wad of newspaper down the chimney, a small handful of sticks on top, light the paper thru the open end then gently start adding sticks into the fuel opening as it gets going. To the people who cry and say it's too hard to light, doesn't burn well, etc., they need to turn the snorkel into the breeze or no, of course it won't draw as well. Thought most people intuitively know this, but there ya go. Add heat, decent combustible fuel and oxygen, trust me, your fire will be smart enough to make the stove work. Had water boiling in about 5 minutes, which was about 5 minutes after getting it going well enough that you could keep sliding sticks into the chamber without disturbing the burn. The construction of the tubular style is very robust, will easily last many years. Everything fit together as it should, overall I'm quite pleased with it and should have snagged one sooner.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2024 by John
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Bought this as just in case item to have if we lose electricity. We have in the past and this would have come in handy. I received it yesterday but had things to get done so I didn’t get to use it until tonight. This thing is built solid. Not hard to put together and a breeze to get started. I cooked some smoked sausages over it and it works great! Might be using this more often than I planned on. It doesn’t use much wood and when you’re done, it cools off quick which would come in handy for a picnic out to the lake! You really can’t go wrong getting one of these!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2024 by Gaylan Thompson