Lightweight BRS Huaye BRS-3000T Camping Gas Stove: Ultra Portable, Folding, Titanium Alloy, Only 26g Review

Love the weight, a quarter of a similar stove I've used. But I do miss the piezo start that the old stove had, meaning some of the weight savings is offset by the need to carry around a lighter. Overall happy with the purchase at a great price

Everything worked well during the test in the backyard. I boiled 2 cups of water in just over 3 minutes. It seems to squirt a bit, not sure if it was the first time I used it or the gas I used. I'll be glad if I have the opportunity to use it on the mountain. A small note: There is absolutely no English on the packaging, so no English instructions.

I have taken this unit out 3 times already and it has worked flawlessly. It sits in my kitchen set so doesn't take up space in my backpack, and it's ridiculously light. I don't think you can do anything better. I've used this with isobutane tanks but also bought an adapter to use with propane and that works great too.

Used for a 5 day hike. There were many problems maintaining the flame and burning the precious fuel to bring the water back to the boil. The main problem is that the pin that presses on the piston in the fuel tank has to be about 1/16 inch too long. Make sure it is fully screwed in with the square base on the rim of the fuel tank. I will probably stop using this and stick with my MSR. It just works and the once per ounce comparison is easy. It doesn't work reliably for me. But it was 15 bucks…

Just tried this oven. This is the smallest oven and the biggest disappointment. I screwed the burner onto the Iso-Pro canister and all it did was hiss gas all over the place. My first thought was: tighten. I have made. But there was so much gas that I think I wasted 70 cents of gas. I've read reviews of how people love this thing but wow I think luck was on their side. I love the size but this thing is complete garbage in my opinion. So sad. Just go back to Amazon. Darwin likes it, but I, Sean,

I didn't want to write a review on this product until I used it. Now that there are four seasons, I want to share my knowledge. This is one of the best buys I've ever made for ultralight camping gear. Of course, most of the time I use the stove to boil water for drinks or food, but it does it quickly and efficiently. I can usually get at least a week out of a small container of isobutane. Combined with the 750ml Toaks pot, this stove is great for camping trips. Stove, fuel, lighter and even a…

I loved this tiny, lightweight stove. It just went off after 30 seconds. Cannot be reignited. Not quite sure what happened. An employee at a local outdoor store recommended I use an MSR fuel canister instead of a Coleman canister, and when I tried to attach it, gas escaped. I still have it and am wondering the best way to recycle it. I hate just throwing it in the trash. I know people who have this stove and they really like it, I obviously have a marriage. So the quality control looks really…

I have a kettle but I prefer this machine for boiling water and making coffee when I ride a bike. His hands are free, but he's still holding the pot. I've seen o-rings on ebay but the installed one never failed. To be honest, I didn't see the O-ring in the oven. But the stove is good, very reliable. I had to assemble a second set of stoves as I lost the first one on the road, tied in a sack of firewood in front of my car. Inside the mug is everything that includes a stove, gas bottle, lighter…

I saw this on one of the forums I visited. The reviews are good and the price is right. So I thought I'd give it a try. Curse ! This item is very light and compact. It comes with a small pocket for stuff and nothing else. There is an Asian language on the packaging. Not in English. But the thing should explain itself. Screw it to the fuel can, turn on the faucet, light it up and cook. Made from titanium, the oven looks very sturdy and is small enough to fit in all but the smallest, minimalist…