Adjustable Ultralight Backpacking Stove - Bulin Camping Gas Stove Burner With Windproof Design, Portable Propane Stove For Outdoor Hiking And Camping - Choose From 3500W To 18000W Power Options Review

Not as described, the igniter and the stove are separated, and the power of the piezoelectric ceramic igniter is too small to ignite, it is very difficult to ignite, and it takes several times to complete the ignition. And it is easy to cause the skin to be burned by the ignited gas. False description of the product, the product price is 60% higher than the price of the same product．Not recommended to buy

This stove is solid. The flame 🔥 shoots up almost 3 feet. The burners have what they call infa red technology that produces more heat something the other big Bulin stoves dont do. Plus u can close the burner support arms for smaller items as shown in my pics. It come with a hard case. An hooks up to propane as long as u get an adapter. I Recommend this to anyone.

This is a butane stove but it seems to work well with propane but you will need to get a adapter to use propane.I have only used it a couple of times but seems to work well boils water fast and also goes down to a low simmer.Recommend a wind shield.

Amazing! Use as little or as much fire as you want. Boils water in 3 minutes! Great for coffee, pancakes and frying fish so far!

I have no idea what I’m supossed to use for a fuel tank. I can’t find anything that it will hook up to w/ the supplied fuel line. Pretty much useless. At least til someone lets me know what I need. All it says with paperwork is LP Gas. I can’t find LP tank that threads on to fuel line

I keep this at home for emergencies. Nice to have an alternate way of preparing a hot meal during an adverse situation. Works great.

Bought this for a scout trip to Philmont and have used it for our shakedown campout. It had no problem holding an 8qt pot and had plenty of BTUs to get the water boiling in quick order. We shall see how well it works at Philmont, but you really can’t beat the price and performance of this little gem which is thrifty indeed.

this thing is a boss for car camping, works perfectly with 1lb propan bottle with a little adapter, so easy tto use my wife has no trouble starting and using it, fits into a nice lttle carrying case, also the hose is like 2 ft long which is convenient and safe, five stars

Don't know how good it is to cook with as of yet but i can always mount it on the back of my bicycle and i won't have to pedal anymore.

This performed amazingly right out the gate. I was impressed by the output, the stability for a larger pan size, and the compactness when folded down.Two thumbs up!

It's small and compact enough to take in my camper, I store it in the 3 gallon pot so that it doesn't take up much space.It is the only burner I have found that is small enough and powerful enough to take in my camper and do a 3 gallon shrimp boil in a reasonably short time.It is solid and stable and looks extremely well built I love it

I do like the viewing stove it's lightweight and compact. Ignition only work once. Contacting seller now to send replacement igniter. worked once. best with 8-in pan. I do recommend purchasing the lendix valve for butane. You can get a 4 sterno butane cans, at Sam's for eight dollars.

This is an amazing little burner. We took it on the lake for 14 days and used it every day for breakfast and dinner! The wind doesn’t effect it and it’s fuel efficient. We used 1 butain tank the whole time. I 100% recommend.

The unit works so well, it brings a small pot of water to boil in about 3 minutes or less. The legs work well to fold away; but the location of the fuel line is so close to the leg, I am afraid it won't last long on the fuel line, an elbow on the fuel line may help.

I use it for camping. and it work greatit is very well built and burns very hot when cooking .iam still learning how to use it thank you

They weren't kidding when they said it boils water in a hurry. Cooked a pound of bacon in no time flat too. Great purchase.

I probably own almost as many camp stoves as my lovely bride has shoes. I've got em all, from the antique Colemans to the newest of the new fangled. THIS stove is -definitely- a winner. It's sturdy, (fairly) compact, well built and simple to operate. It -is- a bit heavy compared to (say) some of the MSR stoves - So ultra lite water boilers may want to avoid it. Where I think this stove would -really- shine would be for those folks who tent camp via a small vehicle or anywhere space is an issue.

This thing seems like a great value for the money. Comes with a nice little case and it's pretty well built. I like the piezo ignitor and love the longer attachment hose (probably 30"?) well designed, adjustable air ports (carburetor) so that it's easy to adapt to high elevations (on camp gas) or I can use it for my river raft trips with a tiny 5lb propane tank and crank the jets closed and get serious heat on the side of a river in a thunderstorm (something i've been looking to solve for a…

I do alot of outdoors, and most mini stove I have are either weak flame or just not as compact. But this beast has both, compact and strong.Pro:1: strong flame2: compact3: Comes with carry case4: self igniting and flame strength adjustableCons:1: the placement of the copper gas distributing tube could have been place elsewhere rather than right in between the three burners other than that no other cons to this bad boy stove.

I was given on of these for Christmas and liked it so much I purchased a second one. Sounds like a rocket when burning but heats things very quickly. Best camp stove I've ever owned.