Portable Cookware Set with Stove Stainless Steel Cooking Set Lightweight Camping Cooking Pot Survival Cooking Kit for Camping Hiking and Picnic Backpacking

I’m excited to teach my sons about surviving out in the wilderness, this is the first step and not the last. No missing parts at all!!

As already mentioned by others, it is a bit top heavy but overall pretty sturdy. I mean this is something for an occasional camping in the wild, in my opinion. Thus it is a neat addon to the gear especially if camping when it's cold.

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We use these for camping. Very well made high quality stainless steel. Everything nests down into a fairly small package.

The idea itself is great. The only problem is that it wasn't executed. I mean yes, we're survivalist and we know how we can use this but I gave this as a gift to someone who is novice at best and out of explain to him how to use it which is terrible

I cannot recommend this stove. The top portion does not fit securely on the base and is very prone to sliding off spilling the hot contents of the pot on top. Includes no setup or use instructions. Not giftable. Includes three mystery hooked pins, but no clue what they are for. I will be sending this back.

I like the fact that it's compact, and you can load wood in there and makes a like a little rocket Stone. With this, the only downside is its very tricky to set up. Somehow they have to fit togeither properly in order to work and I had a hard time trying to figure that out. No instructions. Otherwise, it's a great item.

Perfect! Just as describe. Arrived in no time.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a small camping stove that you can bring with you on hikes or on a picnic. I wouldnt class myself as outdoorsy, I just need something for casual short trips so this is perfect. It’s not very heavy duty but it gets the job done. It does not come with instructions so the first time you put it together take a minute to make sure it is as solid as possible. It should all hold together if the pieces are put together properly. I attached a video but make sure to check the images on the product page.It’s small but it will eventually boil a pot of water. Finding dry fuel that was small enough was a bit of a pain but we got there eventually. Once it gets going it burns through the fuel surprisingly fast so make sure you have extra because it does take a while for the pot to boil. Be careful of the handles when taking the pot off, the flames can reach them when it’s burning fully so they can get hot. As with all these things, be careful where you use it. It is a fire and longer sticks might fall out or ash fall from the bottom as you poke it.Cleaning it afterwards is easy, just empty out the ash and I used a bit of water to rub off the worst of the soot.

While this portable for stove has its benefits there’s some considerable faults. Although it nestles well in itself there’s no latch to keep it contained and the small skewers(?) and pot holder doesn’t fit so they must be stored separately. The body itself is fairly thin and while there isn’t to many pieces there was no instructions. The smallest cup sits in the middle of the top allowing for some “support” but the entire unit is fairly top heavy. While there is some grates it would be nice if there was a mesh screen as the ashes and embers will fall through causing potential issues if not properly dealt with. While there’s a wood port, the size combined with the angle you’re not getting sizeable pieces of wood in without the risk of tipping over. Thus going to be feeding this stove wide open in order to get a meal cooked.Overall, while it tries to fit in the portable stove game. I find this version unstable, thin, and generally risky. I would unfortunately not recommend. Thanks for reading, I hope it’s been a help.