Kovea Supalite Titanium Stove, Small, Silver

Very well made. Very light. Folding arms give confidence and a reasonable span. Wide burner head gives a good flame dispersion. Folds to a quite reasonably small size. English instruction sheet. Carry bag with toggle closure (instead of a plastic box that winds up being left behind anyway). Apparently Kovea makes a essentially identical model for Snow Peak (LiteMax)... I decided to go with Kovea's model. Will work very well with 450mL to 1L mug/pots in for a light carry cook-kit, and likely with larger diameter and volume pots as well, although caution and care should always be taken for both stability and load weight, and especially with a stove clearly designed for those who travel light. I've chosen to use the MSR stainless canister stand for best stability with this, although with a 700mL or 900mL Titanium mug it's likely not needed.

A nice addition to any day hiking pack. It comes with a small bag, which does work to protect it but the cinch on mine is too weak to hold the cord in place. Hooks up easily, fits in my Evernew 900 with some guyot bowls and montbell hashi. It can be used with the extensions closed if you are using a cup as a pot. The price is just a little cheaper than the comparable snow peak, so if you are counting every dollar you are spending, then get this.

Had to return the stove, because didn't work the next morning. Even after turning the knob all the way up, won't get any gas out. Can't trust a finicky stove on the trail.=================================================================Purchased from amazon warehouse deal for around ~$22. Description mentioned that it will not have the manual and will have minor cosmetic defects. I found a 2 leaf manual inside (although torn on side). The box was open and the stove have signs of previous use (rainbow coloration around the top). No visible cosmetic "defect" whatsoever. Came with a stuff sack as well.Boiling time was about 4 minutes for half a quart in a large sauce pan without lid. Nicely stabilized (checked balance by pushing the pan down on one side). The noise is medium. Note: heard a few irregular short hisses. Did not seem like a big deal.I am confused about the large empty compartment in the box (see image). Can anyone shed light on what was supposed to be in there?

Lightweight and works with most canisters (except propane). I believe that Kovea also owns most of the canister market.I plan to use this stove on the JMT this year.

Very cmparable to the titanium Snow Peak. Boiled at least as fast as my Gigapower 2.0. Folding flat is usedul and very cool. Looks plenty durable, but probably best for smaller pots. Use a bigger stove for your lobsters. Weight is true at 56g. Great deal.

The Kovea Supalite Titanium Stove is truly feather light, and should be a great addition to "50 miler" hiking.The fuel source is more expensive than the usual propane canister, but hopefully the off-set in the weight will be worth the extra cost.Time will tell on the durability!

What's to say? Works great, light, and easy to use. Just be careful with balance and wind.

Perfect product. But the baggy package is disappointing as I remember I had one back in Korea which was in a cute hard box.