REDCAMP Wood Burning Folding Camp Stove Stainless Steel Grid, Portable Collapsible Backpacking Stove Survival Rocket Stove for Hiking Outdoor Tent Camping Picnic BBQ, Samll

Love these for emergency use. They're versatile and useful with several types of fuel. When times get tough and there's no power, butane, alcohol, or propane you can still use these. I used mine with votive candles during a short power outage to warm water and soup. I purchased one for my son as a gift.

Me encanta este fogón portatil, compré el small y funciona perfecto, lo llevo a todas partes, sirve tanto para hacer asados como sancocho y fritos, se arma en segundos, y me parece que ahorra muchas leña, le recomiendo

For those who think the ash plate doesn’t fit you are trying to put it in the air flow hole. It goes on the other side. For the price and for a backpack this is a good product. For those who knows someone that is homeless this and the cook set would be a blessing.

Very small but glad to have something incase of emergency

My family likes this little stove for starting quick fires where we don't have full fire pits. We haven't cooked on it but I think that would work fine if you were on level ground. The quality is good and it folds very small which is pretty cool.

I bought the smaller of the two because I am a one pan kind of man and the lighter the better. I read a couple reviews saying that they love the small one and it is more efficient which is probably the case. After using this for every meal for a couple days to feed 4 big dudes including myself, I can say that the littler one of the two is the perfect size. I would recommend going with either the pot holder option, or for the more crafty, the cheapest option for the small one and make a pot holder. I got the pot holder and it’s poorly designed. It slides around a bit and cripples this little beast. Making a little pot holder like the one in my picture allows u to use even bigger pans on it because the flames really lick out around the corners.In summary,Small one is just right.Well designed.Very capable.Pot holder or diy pot holder recomendedBuy the small one. No need for anything bigger. The larger one is not even worth the couple extra bucks or the extra weight of it.My pot holder is made up of four 4”x1” pieces of 1/8” plain steel. The Four pieces are welded together with a 2” square in the center.Once you have the ninja star shape, you lay it onto the stove, mark where the holder-arms line up with the stove, and then grind out a notch 1/16”x1/16” on the holder.Unlike the pot holder that u can get with it, this does not move around.Also, to seal the holder, I heat it up real hot in the fire and then spray some wd-40 on it. I learned the hard way that it makes an indestructible waterproof seal. Like seasoning on cast iron but for non food, high-heat items.

I have both the larger and smaller versions of this Redcamp foldable wood stove and I love them both. They are substantial -- so not for backpacking -- and easy to unfold and use. The larger one is perfect for glamping and we keep the smaller one in our car for emergencies. I bought a makeshift insert for pellets and that worked okay too. I put a button magnet on either side of the door to keep it closed flush. Really love these. Highly recommend.

I would have given this a higher review if it had not been used. I believe in was used in some way, due to some residue on it. Also, in other reviews it had blue film on it that needed to be taken off. As you see, the blue film had been taken off before I had gotten it. I tried wiping off the residue that's stuck on it but I was unsuccessful. 🤷🏾‍♀️. After assembling it, everything put together well so I hope it performs well for what I purchased it for...guess I'll find out when I actually use it. 🤷🏾‍♀️