nCamp - Multi-Fuel Portable Camping Stove, Portable Gas Stove, Portable Wood Stove, Single Burner Propane Stove, Lightweight w/Collapsible Combustion Chamber (Stove Only). Mini-Stove, Compact Stove
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Saturday, Jul 18
Style: Stove only
Features
- The Ultimate Camping Stove - Complete your camping cooking gear with the nCamp camping wood stove! Our portable gas burner can be fueled using gas or items readily found outdoors, such as twigs, coal, and wood.
- Designed For Faster Heating - This survival stove features a collapsible burner that creates a Venturi effect for better and faster heating. We built this outdoor wood stove with vent holes at the bottom for shedding ash, allowing for increased airflow.
- Multiple Fuel Options - Bring this small wood burning stove to your next epic adventure! Our single burner camp stove accommodates solid fuels such as wood, charcoal, and hexamine and liquid fuels such as isopropane, gas, and alcohol.
- Compact & Portable - Our propane burners for outdoor cooking measure 9 inches wide and 1.5 inches thick each when collapsed. Its a small wood stove that weighs only 33 ounces, making it easy to bring when youre out hiking, backpacking, or tailgating!
- Built To Last - The nCamp mini wood stove is made with premium-quality stainless steel and aluminum. Use it as a camp wood stove on its own, or enjoy it as a propane camping stove using our isopropane fuel adaptor (sold separately).
Brand: nCamp
Fuel Type: Wood
Material: Aluminum, Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 6.5"L x 9"W x 3.13"H
Power Source: Gas Powered
Item Weight: 28 Ounces
Number of Items: 1
UPC:
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Number of Packs: 1
Brand Name: nCamp
UPC: 867892000309
Part Number: 1
Model Number: 1
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer: Sunzone
Fuel Type: Wood
Power Source: Gas Powered
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 6.5"L x 9"W x 3.13"H
Item Weight: 28 Ounces
Material: Aluminum, Stainless Steel
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Basic Compact Set
Both of these items are built well, are light weight, and fold down incredibly thin. After receiving the products I felt the price for the two combined was a steal! The prep station has a bamboo top that works great as a cutting board or just a small table area for your workstation. I found it works great to keep my coffee, cream and sugar off out of the dirt when making my morning coffee! The stove requires small pieces of tinder and if the wood is wet it won't burn. It works well, by allowing just enough air in for the fire without letting the heat escape. It can take a while to get the stove up to a high temperature, but it is very easy to use. It pairs really well with the nCamp coffee maker, but can be used with a small pot for heating food as well. I love that it's an alternative to a gas camp stove! I've added both items to our vintage teardrop trailer, and use them every time we're out camping! I highly recommend this combination!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2018 by KaylaRain
Style: Stove only
As a scuba diver I have to carry a lot of gear with me. Sometimes I dive at quarries and remote spots. This stove works great because it is so small and I don’t need to carry any fuel with me. I just use one of the small camping starter sticks, fill the chamber with twigs, and I am good to go. It heats up fast. I do have to add twigs periodically to keep it going. And, occasionally it gets a little smokey, but I don’t mind as it adds flavor to the food I’m cooking. I plan on buying a few as gifts for my diving friends. The accessories worked great too!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2018 by Aimdog
Style: 5 Piece Kitchen to Go Bundle
The media could not be loaded. Looking for a camping stove that's as light as a feather and easy to carry? The nCamp Kitchen to Go 5 Piece Bundle might just be your answer! It's compact, portable, and perfect for those outdoor adventures where every ounce counts. Now, let's talk about the feel of it. While it's super light and easy to pack, some might find it feels a tad flimsy. It's like that friend who's always up for an adventure but could use a bit more muscle. Setting it up takes a bit more effort than you might expect, but once it's going, boy, does it pack a punch! I haven't tried it with wood yet, but with other fuels, it really gets the job done. It heats up fast and can get your water boiling quicker than you can say "campfire coffee." So, if you're after a trusty companion for your outdoor cooking escapades, the nCamp Kitchen to Go Bundle has your back. It's got some quirks, sure, but once you get the hang of it, you'll be cooking up a storm in no time.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2024 by omridi
Style: 5 Piece Kitchen to Go Bundle
Small and compact it’s all I can ask for a biking trip. It has some weight to it with the percolator but it’s not bad and it’s just awesome. The pics are just sticks and it makes an awesome fire! Great design don’t even need starter logs. If you use gas it’s incredibly effective. Brews coffee quick and cooked up some eggs in no time. I’m cycling the C&O Canal and it’s a great addition. Easy coffee in the morning!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2021 by Adam
Style: Stove only
I love how this thing folds up and packs. Keeps the fire going with plenty of ventilation and looks great too. Made a couple pots of coffee and pretty sure my frying pan will work great too. Probably not the best for ultra lighters at 2 lbs but my guess is it will last forever. love it.
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2018 by Matthew Matthew
Style: Stove only
I bought this product and was really excited to take it out for a spin in shenendoah. Unfortunately I used it over the course of a three day hike and promptly sent it back. Do not buy this product, it will not work as advertised. Reasons: 1) The legs do not fold out seamlessly and sometimes get stuck on the burn chamber 2) It is difficult to start a fire in this and keep it going. Had to continually relight some newspaper to get the fire going to burn twigs. Remember the burn chamber is small and about the size of your fist so it's not as easy as it seems. 3) Once you get a fire going you have to constantly feed it with twigs and sticks. I gathered up bark, twigs, and had some hickory wood chips as fuel which I pre-gathered. The reason being is that it doesn't get hot enough. 4) Whih brings me to my next point, Tmthe twigs/embers do not get hot enough to heat up a pan. This may seem strange but I lit a fire and put an 8 inch cast iron skillet on it which should get plenty hot but once you put a pan over the fire it extinquishes it and the fire will smoke a ton due to lack of oxygen. You can't under pack it with twigs cause it won't get hot enough and you can't over pack it either. 5) Clean up was kind of cumbersome and had to put the device in boiling/soapy water to get off the crusty oil. This device might work better with alcohol fuel instead of twigs but I think the main selling point of this device is that you can use dry twigs that you gathered. With a little bit of re-engineering this device might be a great alternative to MSR or isobutane burners, but there are no good alternatives. I could barely cook eggs on a skillet with the ncamp stove. If there was a perforated metal crown around the top of the stove on which to rest the pan/ventilate/distribute the flame, the device might work better. Also an Jet boil type of base may create an air vortex which gets the flame hotter but as it, it does not work at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2018 by Mike A
Style: 5 Piece Kitchen to Go Bundle
First just ran water through the Cafe' several times. Everytime the seal between the bottom section and the top would leak a bit when the coffee was percolating to the top.. No mater how tight I got the two sections it would still leak a bit. Did not notice a problem with seal being damaged. Interesting product but when it leaks a bit it causes additional clean up.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Style: Stove only
The media could not be loaded. Light weight and durable. Found that it did not boil water or heat meals as quickly as I'd hoped, however for the simplicity of using small twigs and easy to find combustible wood sources, I can't complain. I did find it necessary to constantly watch the flame and feed the fuel into the chamber, as it burned through the wood sources quickly and died out fast. So, knowing that going into it you'll need to have a good stash of wood available to continuously add to the flame while using this stove, you should be happy with it. Also, I found it worked better to have a wind guard around the base to maintain heat and force the flames upward to heat my meals/water etc.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2020 by Patti