🔥 Convenient QuickStove Portable Cook Kit: Multi-Fuel Stove, Stainless Steel Pot & Fuel Combo Review

later This little stove is strong and durable. Good quality kitchen set at a good price. Bonus for being able to use multiple sources of fuel, including wood. The only thing I would add for a firewood firebox is an ash stove on the floor, but I just cut it from a thick piece of sheet metal. The folded stove holds two hockey puck-sized wood and resin pellets and a lighter or small iron stick. The folded stove packs neatly into the cauldron. The handle on my pan wasn't exactly soldered, so took a

I bought this for car camping. I wanted something compact and simple - I didn't want to mess with bottled fuel. A stove was needed that would quickly boil water for coffee, tea, and dried (MRE-style) food bags. For this purpose, additional compacted combustion discs were purchased. Worked GREAT, boiled 2 cups of water in less than 10 minutes. Easy to store away when not in use, easy to clean. Make sure the surface it is placed on is level. I found that 1/2 slice of fuel was enough for morning…

Excellent design. In fact, the cooker has 3 positions for pans of different sizes. It's well built and built like a tank, so it's a bit heavy. I want to give the overall package 5 stars, I really do. The pot is also very good. The lid fits either side, so it's also a small steamer. You need some sort of handle to use the lid as a small pan, but it makes a nice plate/shallow bowl. The stove (with 2 cedar fuel rods) slides in and the pot handle locks into place (?). Everything is in its place…

This QuickStove is the best ever! It should be part of every camper's stash, and every survivor should buy it. We recently went camping for 5 days and have used it so many times. Everything from heating up that morning coffee to cooking food. The cooking area folds into a cube, is strong enough to hold a 10-inch cast iron skillet, and can be configured to hold items of different sizes. The cooking portion fits nicely in a lidded pot – the lid folds down lengthwise like a cute little packet. It…

The stove itself is an enlarged version of Esbit stoves. It opens a little wider than regular small folding stoves, but also adjusts to a smaller opening to accommodate smaller pots or cups. I've used solid fuel pellets, a Trangia spirit stove, and an inch copper pipe filled with alcohol for cooking or boiling water. All of these fuels gave good cooking results. I would suggest you can also burn biofuels like twigs or leaves although I haven't tried it yet. The pot that comes with the stove is…