BRS17GX Propane Gas Canister Adapter 1Lb Propane Small Tank Input and EN417 Lindal Valve Output Propane Canister Converter Multi-Function Adapter for Outdoor Hiking Picnic Kitchen with Gas Tank Bracket

I wanted a small compact stove for my solo road trip adventures and this stove seems to fit my needs. I like how it's has a stable base and a large enough top so I can use an 8" frying pan without worrying about the whole unit tipping over. I bought a separate adaptor so I can use a 1lb propane cylinder. One thing to note is that the entire stove will remain hot after cooking. I takes approximately 10 minutes for the whole thing to cool down enough before you can pack it away with your bare hands. This should not be a problem since it should cool down after finishing your meal. But if you're in a rush to boil some water for coffee on the road, then expect to wait about ten minutes before you can pack it away. I have a small Stanley pot that I use to boil water and it's just under 4 inches in diameter and it barely fits the top of the stove so I have to balance it correctly or it may tip over. Just keep this in mind if you plan on using smaller cooking sets. The small knob to adjust the flame is works well. Also, it takes some effort to pack it away in the zippered carrying bag. You have to wrap the hose snuggly underneath the unit or you will struggle a little bit to fit it in the carrying bag. Not a deal breaker but the carrying bag could have been a little bigger and preferably much thicker. Other than that, I am happy I bought this portable stove.

The turn on and off switch/valve is leaking heavily and can felt the gas when put hands next to it. You can also hear the gas hissing from the turning valve. Very disappointed since it's still under warranty. Over all it is a good stove if not for the leaking issue from the turning valve.

I car camp, but I try to go minimal. This stove is obviously too big for backpacking, but it's a pretty super choice for one-pot meals (my forte!) Really good control of low-low flame that I use for my mish-mosh concoctions that benefit from a long slow simmer. Great stability for the larger pot or skillet. Also boils that liter of water you need for the French Press pretty quick--but all butane stoves do that pretty well, don't they?Been satisfied with the wind resistance, but I do carry an aluminum folding windscreen with me because they take up no space and are so handy when doing that long slow simmer I mentioned. Want one of my simple, can't go wrong, man cave one-pot recipes? OK, here goes.CHICKEN BOK CHOY SOUPChop up items 1-5, then . . .Put everything into a large enough pot.Bring to a low boil, then simmer for 30 minutes.Serves 2-4.1. one boneless skinless chicken breast2. one baby bok choy3. one small yellow onion4. two large carrots5. two garlic cloves6. one tsp fresh ground ginger7. one bag frozen potstickers, or8. one bag gnocchi, or both, why not9. water10. salt, pepper and red pepper to taste

The perfect compact burner for backpacking or even camping. Enjoyed thoroughly, and very good quality. Will put many miles on it.

I bought it for backpacking and motorcycle camping.The Stove itself is not bad - works well with propane if you have the adapter. BUT: it can only be connected to some fuel sources or the proprietary fuel tank/pump (not included, $13+$32+shipping from another supplier - no available from Amazon separately).If you are interested in mating this stove to a MSR backpacking canister/pump system, forget it - there aren’t any adapters to the MSR pump. There is an alternative pump available for about $40 on eBay that may screw into MSR and similar fuel bottles but I haven’t received mine yet. (I guess I'll try to get this stove working since I can't return it.)Further, it comes with a lighter that was defective in my kit, so don’t assume that will work either.The stove is not returnable to Amazon, and the Hamans propane adapter Amazon sells to go with it is also not returnable to Amazon.Basically, it’s a risk, and if it doesn’t turn out to be what you had planned to use it for, or if it doesn’t work, you’re out of money and luck because it’s not returnable. With all that, I wonder if it's dependable once you get it going. I recommend not buying it, at least not from Amazon.

This stove was my first attempt to drift away from a typical bottled-propane stoves.It is small, reasonably lightweight yet sturdy - enough to support, say, a 10-lb pot or frying pan, or a 12-cup Bialetti moka pot.And it burns very hot - it takes 2.5 minutes to bring a 6-cup moka pot to boil

Needed a new stove for car car camping (pretty heavy for backpacking) and took a chance on this even tho there were no reviews I could find anywhere. This is a fantastic stove!! I got the 4200w size and it boils water in just over 2 mins. Can turn it down super low to simmer, and the breeze didn’t seem to effect it at all. It’s loud on high, but not anymore than other jet style stoves. LOVE that it packs up so small!! This is a keeper for sure and highly recommend.

This should meet most people's expectationsVery stable, burners produce plenty of heat to cook.Cons, not really anything negative to say but if you plan on using with propane make sure you purchase an adapter.I did not have any issues adjusting flame but it is sensitive when using propane.After boiling several pots of water the underside surface will get hot as well as legs.Very pleased with this stove!

It's light enough and sturdy enough to take into the backcountry.I have a BRS tiny stove for ultralight but sometimes it's not about the grams and you want real food... then this is the stove. The combo of the tiny BRS plus this stove means you can cook a full meal for a group day in and day out. BRS is not well known but makes quality stuff that lasts a long time that's way cheaper than more famous name brands.Easy to light, safe to use. I've dropped it a few times and there is not even a dent. Fully wind proof, fast and pretty even heating when the burners glows red. If you have a tiny diameter cooking cup (the standard titanium mug) you keep the support legs on top flipped IN to hold it steady, if you have a 10-12 inch cast iron pan flip the supports on top OUT and heat on lower heat first so it's more even heating. Great flame control as well.I've used this stove in a pinch to heat up my truck, and 2p tent (with window / door ventilated). Works as good as a little buddy heater and takes less room, it's also 1 less item you have to carry.

UPDATE:The company contacted me few days ago and offered me a brand new stove which I received today. THANK YOU 😊I used it to boil some water to make tea inside my house. I can tell you the stove is built from very good materials and very good quality. It took about 2 minutes to boil 3 cups of water.This is honestly a fantastic stove for its size. I got the 4200w. This is a perfect buy for camping and kayaking. I highly recommend it.—————————I got the stove today but it is not a new one! It seems to be used before, returned and they sold it again to me. As you can see, the pipe is broken from some areas, the legs are dirty, the head is clearly not new since it is kind of turned into black not silver and the box itself is broken.I hope i have received a new one since i paid for a new one.

Love this little stove! Awesome heat! Boil one liter of water in under a minute. Great for simmering too. On high it's a burner and a bit noisy, but I've heard louder. Got the adapter for the small 453 g propane tanks (1lb) and it works great. On the heavy side for backpacking, but ease of use and great heat makes it worthwhile taking it in the backpack! Awesome case and packs away nicely!

The media could not be loaded.  Finally had time to use this for camping. Tried it out but the off dial doesnt work. I had to unscrew this off while the flame was on!!! What a nightmare! Should be 0 stars for unsafe equipment! Tsk tsk tsk

1. no ignition.2. low heat, I bought a 9800w stove, its heat was less than my 8700btu stove, trust me, it wont get your 1L water boiling in 1 min.3. low quality burners, it will make yellow flame and turn my cooking products black from the flame.