Review on 🔥 REDCAMP Wood Burning Camping Stove Folding: Stainless Steel Backpacking Stove for Hiking & Picnic Cooking Outdoors by Ross Decoteau

In general, the oven is not bad for the price. Cooks well, but not very reliable and stable. It folds compactly, but if you move it be careful as it will fall apart. Can cook something for one person, maybe for two. The ashtray will fall out of you if you move it too far, as will the griddle. I like that the grill plate is adjustable. My biggest complaint is that the parts don't snap into place. Not sure if I'll keep it or send it back and look for something else. Update: I've used it a few times and decided to keep it, basically cooked some sausages over charcoal, just fits. I use a pair of binding clips to hold the griddle/ash pan as well as the grill pan in place. I just keep them in a pot. Also, I made a metal plate out of a tin can that I can use as a basket stove to keep the coals from falling out. Update: From what I've seen it's better to buy the Large Furnace and I probably will continue to do so. To update: . LARGE OVEN. It will not be possible to write a separate review about a large stove, but I bought and received a BIG stove. So far I like it very much! Bigger and heavier than a small stove, but much easier to assemble and much sturdier. I've used it 3 times so far. Cook once on charcoal. I once used firewood for cooking. Once for the pit. There are no deformations but there is some rust inside. Definitely not a backpack stove, but great for a small fire/grill.