Onlyfire Wood Burning Camping Stove, Foladable Stainless Steel Mini Barebecue Stove for Backpacking, Hiking, Picnic（21 * 14 * 14cm）

The stove works. It's relatively cheap and a good purchase for what it is. I loved using it on the beach with collected twigs. It's efficient and it doesn't chew through wood. Only draw back is I'm already thinking of buying a lighter titanium version.

Small, light and works great

This is a really good folding stainless steel wood stove for the price , it's a cheap alternative to the more expensive bushcraft wood stoves , your fire box and bush box type of stoves.It folds away really small and comes in a decent quality carry pouch for storing the stove when not in use , so it will keep the inside of your backpack clean.The stove folds down easily after use and is very easy to put up ready to use.The stove is made from good quality stainless steel , for around £20 you can't really argue with the price for a good solid bushcraft stove.This stove is great for cooking a meal in the woods , you only need a handful of kindling to boil a kettle with this stove in a few minutes 🔥I don't think I'd use it as a BBQ as it's quite small , but you could easily grill a steak straight on this , I've seen it done many a time by my YouTube friends who use this stove.I prefer to use this stove as a wood stove using a bushcraft pot or frying pan to cook up a nice camping meal over burning kindling.I think it's a really good budget option for a bushcraft , camping stove , it's just over a kg in weight , so not the lightest but it's certainly not too heavy or too big to carry into the woods for an overnight camp.The annoying thing about this stove is that it's covered in plastic , it's a nightmare to peel off , I would of preferred it if it was left off altogether.Overall though , a really useful budget bushcraft wood stove , folds away small and is easy to carry.

This little cooking oven is actually really good, it's what £20 ish and the highlight is that it folds up pretty flat in its little pouch.Getting it out the box the metal edges are a little rough and had a nice cut on my finger opening it out so gloves may be needed. It's easy to assemble but my word the plastic coating is evil to get off, it's covered on every surface but covered seperately then assembled overed the top and riveted down so you can't get all of it off, I honestly spent 25 minutes faffing with it and I tried to burn off the blue plastic that was under the lips or under the rivet points but this left a blue melty kind of mess, what a stupid way of doing it!I've tried lighting it and the heat gets up pretty quick with the door open to light then shut to burn, the product page is right you don't need much, we always roast marshmallows so this is easier than getting the fire pit going.You need gloves when it done though it gets hot and it needs to cool down before going in the bag.

Onlyfire Wood Burning Camping Stove.This would have been a fantastic little stove it's small compact and Foldable and very sturdy also comes with a carry bag but it's covered in a blue plastic that must be removed, but due to the way this is built/made its not possible to remove all of it and it will have to be burned off which is less than ideal besides the plastic is not even necessary as it looses it's chrome Finnish on the 1st burn.Size is 21 * 14 * 14cm.

Compact, easy to use, and great to keep in the boot of the car for those unexpected excursions in the car! The wife and I like to take a nice drive on a weekend and very often pull up in the great British countryside unfold some chairs and take it all in. Now we can cook some sausages on the go with ease! Love it! Just remember to let it cool down before dismantling!