🔥 Efficient and Lightweight: Discover the Olicamp Kinetic Ultra Titanium Stove Review

Excellent oven for the price and weight. The largest burner for a stove of this size. A pan with a volume of 700 to 750 ml finds good space.

I bought this many years ago and it has cooked hundreds of dishes for me. It is prepared for me in cold, damp and frosty weather. Never had a problem. I admire how incredibly light it is (only 50 grams) and yet has a much larger burner than most lightweight propane stoves. Fully adjustable flame. Great design.

Light enough for hiking, big enough for personal use. Uniform flame and easy adjustment. I leave my Lexan suitcase at home; It fits easily upside down in my titanium shell and has plenty of room for other things (actually, I'm pretty sure it will fit in there with a Lexan case, but I don't see why I would). This requires a separate lighter, but if you have some firewood to start with in case your stove breaks or you need a fire to keep warm, you can still get started.

I purchased a KineticUltra Titanium stove for a thru hike in Torres del Paine, Chile in November 2016 during the fifth use (within the first gas tank), the flame began to come out of the handle. Unfortunately I couldn't use it for the rest of the trip. I disassembled it and found blown gaskets in the center portion of the stove that attaches to the fuel canister and control knobs. Potential danger aside, it was essential gear for a 9-day cross-country hike. I emailed sales@olicamp.com (the…

This stove is very light and very powerful. It's well made and doesn't seem to give up, I've been using mine for almost a year now. It's very economical, much better than the cheap butane gas stoves I've used in the past. The only downside to this oven is the trivets, they are tiny and barely fit in a small 6-7 inch pan. You have to be careful not to tip your pan when you set it up, and large pots are extremely difficult to balance. Pots are great when small to medium sized for hiking. It's…

Wow, bought this 1.7 oz lightweight stove for $40 with a 2 oz Lexan body. I can't give it 5 stars because it's hand lit, but it does suggest it saves some weight. Okay, Olicamp has been making mugs and pans for 30 years, most of them are known for being the first to make a mug that fits in a Nalgen bottle and jumping in the oven last summer of 2012 because of it In my opinion a difficult field is working with excellent MSR, Snow Peak, Jet Boil and Optimus. But at this price point for a Ti plate