ROCKET STOVE is the perfect wood stove. A portable wood-burning camping stove with a fire poker. For camping gear & survival gear, backyard cooking. Camping grill, outdoor events.
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Style: King
Features
- LARGE FUEL CHAMBER: The Camping Rocket Stove's Fuel Chamber Is 5.23 Inches In Diameter. 5.23 Inches In Diameter Is One Inch Larger Than Most Camp Stove On The Market. This One Inch Does Not Take Up More Space In Transportation Or Storage. But It Adds One Third Of The Space To The Fuel Chamber For The Camping Rocket Stove. This Allows The Rocket Stove To Hold Up More Fuels For Longer Endurance.
- EASY TO USE: This Portable Wood Burning Rocket Stove Is Easy To Use For all. You Can Light Up Fire Using Twigs Laying Around For This Outdoor Stove. The Cylinder Stove Minimizes The Weight, Maximizes Thermal Efficiency.
- ADVANCED DESIGN: Both Ash Inlet Port And Air Inlet Port Are Built At The Bottom Of The Camping Rocket Stove. The Adjustable Air Inlet Port Suits All Your Different Needs On The Fire Flames. The Camping Wood Stove 45 Degrees Inclined Inlet Makes It Easier For You To Add Fuel Into The Furnace. This Design Also Allows The Wood Stove To Hold More Firewood. The Wide Open Cooktop Design Satisfies All Your Cooking Needs.
- SOLID CONSTRUCTION: Cylinder Stove Is Welded From High-quality Low-carbon Steel. The Integrated Cylinder Rocket Stove Is Durable And Easy To Carry. This Tiny Stove Is Convenient For Carrying And Transportations. The Legs Of The Wood Burning Stove Can Be Adjusted. It Can Meet The Outdoor Needs Of Different Scenarios. Enough High Tent Stove Legs Protects Lawns From Heat Damages.
- MULTI-PURPOSE WOOD STOVE: This Camping Rocket Stove Is Multipurpose Portable Stove. You Can Use It For Tent Heater, Camping Heater, Campfire Cooking Equipment. Also For Fishing, Hunting, Hiking, Backpacking & Camping Stoves & Grills. Enjoy The View Of Burning Fire Flames And The Sound Of Wood Burning!
Brand: TAFEIDA
Fuel Type: Wood
Material: Carbon Steel
Product Dimensions: 17"L x 13"W x 5"H
Power Source: Wood Powered
Item Weight: 8.35 Kilograms
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Brand: TAFEIDA
Fuel Type: Wood
Material: Carbon Steel
Product Dimensions: 17"L x 13"W x 5"H
Power Source: Wood Powered
Item Weight: 8.35 Kilograms
UPC: 607816633974
Item Weight: 18.36 pounds
Date First Available: May 12, 2021
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Style: King
I really like this little stove. I use it very often outside my front porch. I got the King-sized version and very happy I got the largest version. I like that it only requires a few twigs and wood pieces to get started. You can use dry twigs, branches, trunks, or even traditional firewood, which you may have to split with a hand axe, to make them thinner. Another tip is to coat your wood with kerosene for a faster start and a longer sustained burn. If you use the wood chute, the wood burns quickly and hot, so you will need to tend to it often by pushing the wood further into the chute. If you want less tending and longer burn times, a tip is to stuff wood in the vertical pipe area. I have poured handfulls of charcoal, and lump coal, into the vertical chute, while the stove is already burning, and that charcoal maintains radiant heat well, although its not as hot of a flame for cooking as compared to wood sticks. It's a pleasure to cook on and will cook an entrée or you can boil water. I have used black cast iron, enameled cast iron, and a 16 inch metal wok. Use a hammer or mallet to hammer down the pot support flanges so they don't shift so easily and are more stable for cooking heavier pots.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025 by Reviewer
Style: Elite
Compact stove for camping. Works just great with woodpellets . I use it at home often out on the deck when company comes and all the burners are full in the house and when im barbecuing meat and need side dishes heated. Not too heavy for portability.
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2025 by Chuck McNutt
Style: Elite
The media could not be loaded. The package arrived with a "Heavy" label on it, but it wasn't at all. The pieces of the stove were stored in the chimney of the rocket stove. It contained a tong, fire poker, legs, and grate leaves for the top of the chimney. Assembly took no more than 10 minutes which involved screwing in the legs and attaching the fuel lid handle. My first attempt at using the stove was when I used a torch and lit the scraps of wood. It took a little longer so the next time I used it I used a fire starter which worked a heck of a lot better and took less than 30 seconds. The stove took very little time to reach high temperatures. I used the fuel lid and the air vent to control the heat. It took very little pieces of wood to heat the eggs. I am so impressed with this stove that I ended up asking friends over to demonstrate it. They love it as well. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2023 by SoCal Law Enforcement
It’s easy to use. It’s sturdy. It isn’t light and I don’t think it’s meant to be. It isn’t fancy. It has sharp edges, came with spots of rust, the side looks like it was dented slightly from the factory, and some of the welds are iffy. That’s why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5, but none of that takes away from how well it works. It’s utilitarian, rough around the edges, and if it was cheaper I would have overlooked all of that, but it isn’t. It seems to work really well, very quickly heating up enough to stop smoking. It can require some finesse to run at steady temperature and adding fuel too late can cause smoking but that’s the nature of a solid fuel stove. I think it was actually designed to be a home/small restaurant stove, or maybe for street vendors, in places where solid fuel stoves are a fact of life. It has some clever details that would make it good for use in many non-western kitchens. You can empty the ash without moving the stove, and it appears the wind screen was designed to attach to a chimney and with a pot, wok, or the included lid the exhaust is going to mostly go up the chimney. But I don’t know, as none of that was really mentioned on the included sheet of paper. It has an English language warning label and basic instructions. As for camping, which is what they seem to be marketing it for on Amazon: I have several similar stoves, and for the sort of camping I do any of them would work better, as would most of the sheet metal rocket stoves. That doesn’t take away from this stove at all, but you can get a slightly smaller stove that works on the same principles but the legs fold up, the whole thing is lighter, and at least for me if I’m camping and need extra heat I’m going to cook over a campfire. It can be used, and if it matches your needs it’ll work well, but I won’t be taking it camping. I use it in the back yard “kitchen” with a wok, discada, or even a big stock pot. It needs a short table or even some cinder blocks to raise it to a comfortable height to use while standing, but it’s a decent height to use while sitting.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2022 by not really saying
Style: Elite
First I will say that this rocket stove if Fun! I took it out of the box and put it together right away. Then took it out and cooked some very thick hamburgers in a cast iron skillet. I was expecting it to get too hot or cool down to much, but it did not. It cooked the burgers perfectly and without burning. All I used to cook were twigs, most of which were very thin. I would add a few twigs here and there, but it did not take much effort. I have since cooked a hotdog, and have fried an egg. Both turned out great. The stove had some rust inside the tube, but nothing to complain about. The stove is not beautiful, but it seems to be put together well, with good welds, so I feel it will last many years. I plan to try cooking many different things to see how it does, but so far it is really nice to be able to cook things using just skicks and twigs from the yard, and I do have a lot of those. Smile!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2023 by Bob
Style: King
First of all, this stove works exactly as advertised! I can only add that in response to the photos of the skillet at a lopsided angle on the stove. OK. Here's the tip. The stoves chimney has slots cut into it to mount the skillet/pot supports right? All that has to be done to support a smaller pan is to turn the supports INWARD instead of outward. Turned inward, the pot support area is much smaller and the pot will sit level on top of the supports.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2024 by Bydsniper