ONLYFIRE Portable Camping Gas Stove, Backpacking Camp Stove with Piezo Ignition, 1LB Propane Adapter, Mini Camp Stove with Carry Bag for Outdoor Cooking, Picnic, Camping and Hiking, GS333
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Color: Black 3500W
Features
- PORTABLE BACKPACKING CAMPING STOVE: Perfect size for backpacking adventure. Seamlessly switch between different fuels as you need with the gas adapter( isobutane valve and 1LB propane adapter are included), ensuring your camping stove is always ready to use.
- 3500W EFFICIENT COOKING POWER: Despite its compact size, this portable camping stove packs a punch, delivering the 3500W power output of a gas stove twice its size. Enjoy faster cooking while optimizing fuel consumption for extended outdoor adventures.
- EFFORTLESS IGNITION: Experience enjoyable ignition with the integrated piezo ignition switchno need for extra flint.The protable and sturdy backpacking stove makes your camping easier and simpler.
- STURDY AND STABLE COOKING PLATFORM: Constructed with thick-gauge stainless steel and copper triangle brackets, this propane backpacking stove ensures a stable and secure pot support. Serrated pot-support arms prevent unwanted pot shifts, maintaining a steady cooking experience.
- ULTIMATE PORTABILITY WITH A CARRY BAG: Designed with convenience in mind, this camping stove features foldable pot supports, allowing you to stow it neatly into its carry bag when not in use. Take this compact stove wherever your outdoor adventures lead, without compromising on space.
Description
Portable Backpacking Stove Burner,Piezo Ignition,Stove Adapter,Safe pipeline,High-power,Lightweight,Propane Butane Stove for Camping Hiking Picnic Outdoor
Brand: ONLYFIRE OUTDOOR LIVING
Fuel Type: Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Material: Metal
Product Dimensions: 3.5"L x 3.5"W x 3.9"H
Power Source: Gas Powered
Maximum Energy Output: 3500 Watts
Item Weight: 330 Grams
Number of Items: 1
Brand Name: ONLYFIRE OUTDOOR LIVING
Part Number: GS333
Model Number: GS333
Included Components: 1lb propane adapter, Mini camping stove, carry bag
Manufacturer: ONLYFIRE OUTDOOR LIVING
Item Type Name: Portable Camping Gas Stove
Fuel Type: Liquefied Petroleum Gas
Power Source: Gas Powered
Maximum Energy Output: 3500 Watts
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 3.5"L x 3.5"W x 3.9"H
Item Weight: 330 Grams
Material: Metal
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Color: Black 3500W
This is a great little stove! It's pretty sturdy but don't expect to put a 6 qt container on it... unless you use a broader base. Lights up great, puts out a ton of heat quietly and is designed to last. I bought two!
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2024 by Gary Cotes
Color: Black 3500W
Very satisfied and would buy again in fact im buying one for my son
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2023 by victor g.
Color: Black 6800W
This is a very cool little stove that's perfect for making a (small) to of coffee or heating a mug of soup. It's The dual fuel option allows you to use a butane bottle or attach to a propane tank. This means it' easily portable for a picnic or camping trip, but can also be used at home in the event of a power outage. (If you have an electric stove and microwave like we do a power outage can leave you without food cooking/reheating options.) It sounds odd, but it is also a great choice for making a fresh pot of tasty coffee when you stop at a rest stop. We prefer to bring our own food on road trips and this little stove opens up a lot more options. Other reviewers have noted that it has enough power to heat a small frying pan. I can't personally vouch for that since I haven't used it for that purpose, but it's great for using with a small percolator!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2024 by Natasha
Color: Black 6800W
I’m not a backpacker, but wanted to have a small stove in my Jeep for making coffee or tea when I didn’t want to carry or set up a bigger stove. The small burner head would be good for a small mocha or espresso pot that would be a little small for a bigger stove. The stove is well built and unfolds into a sturdy stable appliance. It started on the first press of the igniter. Be more careful than I was. I didn’t really need the hair on the back of my hand anyway. I turned it off after a while and was going to restart it and found a hot brass rivet right by the igniter in the process. I may use a lighter, but it’s good to know I don’t need one. I used the propane adapter and a one pound cylinder. I have a lot of the 8 ounce butane cans that are used in small stoves (think omelette station) and will probably get an adapter to use with those. It’s nice to have a choice of readily available fuels m The stove had a good output and boiled water pretty quickly. I don’t think you would want to use a very big pan on it, both from a stability standpoint and a from a heat concentration standpoint.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2023 by S. M. Quattrini
Color: Black 3500W
I like this stove. It’s boils water just as quickly as my msr stove and it’s lightweight. It comes with an adapter to use 1lb propane as well. I would recommend
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2023 by chris
Color: Black 6800W
This 3-burner stove packs a lot of heat in a small and light form factor. I've been using a smaller pocket-sized burner for the last 5 years on my backpacking trips. But as my group size has increased, this stove is a great addition for cooking meals in larger pans/pots. The hardware is all great quality and has good stability, which my other tiny stove lacks. Time will tell how quickly it burns through fuel, but overall, I definitely recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2024 by E. H.
Color: Black 6800W
I like how lightweight and portable this mini camp stove is. It does not weigh a lot, excluding a gas tank. It folds down to a compact with some origami skills. It has an adapter to fit standard camp grill size tanks (not the large gas grills). I like how it has a built-in piezoelectric spark starter built in. I’ve had so many in the past that require a match or other flame source to start. The stove only has 3 legs which is adequate but not the most stable configuration. You will want to be careful about tipping the contents you are heating. I found myself using the lowest possible setting for cooking and boiling water. The higher values just produce too much flame to be useful.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2023 by T.Scott
Color: Black 6800W
The media could not be loaded. I used it to make "camp coffee" a bunch of times. It's "sturdy enough" to hold the percolator; in fact, it might be slightly more sturdy than my Coleman stove, because the grates on the stove are awkwardly spaced in a way that makes the percolator sit unevenly. The "feet" of this stove meet the bottom of the percolator evenly. I really like how the regulator valve has "fine" control. You can turn it very low without the burner going out (this is a common frustration I have with other camp stoves). The legs fold out twice: first "tangentially" from the burner body, and then again vertically so the feet make contact with the table. I wish the "tangential" fold had a bit more of a "locking in place" mechanism, but it's honestly fine and I'm just being nit-picky. I also used this burner in an "off-label" manner to start the camp fire when I realized I forgot all of the other "fire starting implements" (i.e. lighter, propane torch, and kindling). I was able to directly start logs on fire (with a bit of patience and lots of wasted propane). The included 1 lb propane tank adapter works "okay." It's a little awkward to screw onto the tank, and you'll lose a bit of propane in the process; FORTUNATELY the adapter has it's own built in valve, so you could leave it installed on the tank and just disconnect the regulator without releasing much propane. The regulator only needs approximately one full turn to install onto the adapter, so you lose much less propane in the process. USE CAUTION when installing the adapter on the tank: there was a sharp edge *somewhere* on my tank near the threads, which led to a fairly deep cut on my pinky finger (you can sort of see it happen at the beginning of my review video). The adapter did not have the sharp edge, but because of the adapters small size, I used an awkward grip when installing it. I use the DOT approved Flame King Refillable 1LB tanks, so there's a little more substance in the thread assembly than a normal one time use tank. I haven't found the exact culprit, but I just use caution now.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2023 by Charles Crossan Charles Crossan