3-in-1 Ultralight Titanium Camping Spork | Portable and Reusable Multi Tool for Camping and Backpacking

This stove is the lightest one I've found yet, the quality seems very much there, and it works super well. I have this and a 600ML titanium cup and it's a perfect duo although it'd definitely work with a bigger if you needed it to. The size is not much bigger than a light so it packs literally anywhere and it boils a 600ML cup in around 5 minutes. This thing checks every ultralight box, and even for those of you not interested in ultralight backpacking it is still super awesome for any other use you'd use a stove for. Biggest benefit besides all that, it's relatively dirt cheap compared to the "big boys" in the market who charge probably twice the amount without any of these benefit. I would 10/10 buy again and made my friends buy it too.

This item is smaller and lighter than any gas stoves I have seen in the camping and outdoor supply stores. This little stove fits inside one of the cups that comes with the Stanley camp 24oz cook set. I removed the one cup from the cook set, dropped this little stove and a Bic mini lighter in the remaining cup. I then dropped a small 3.9 oz MSR Isopro fuel can in the cook set to replace the missing cup giving me a complete 1-man cook set which didn't take up any extra room. This stove was easy to light and use and I was able to bring 2 cups of water to a boil in 5 minutes without turning the flame all the way up. this stove came with a small nylon draw-string bag, I took the stove out of the bag for the accompanying photo so the stove could be seen.

This thing seems almost too small, it's incredible. Watch out, or it will get lost! My only two annoyances is that it competes with dozens of other similar sized stoves which are half the price and have a piezo starter. Also, there is no arrow to indicate "off". Unless you're used to the model, you have a 50/50 chance of guessing which direction turns off the unit. If you make the wrong choice, gas will shoot out as you screw the stove onto the canister. However, this model is remarkably smaller than the others, and is made of titanium. It comes with a small nylon bag which will keep it clean - but not lost. So, I built a small kit made from an oversized Tic-Tac candy box, filled it with bandaids, moleskin, extra shoe laces, a flint and steel kit... and this stove. Presto: the candy box is bright orange and less easily lost and carries other things that might get some use.

I got this stove as a replacement of my lost pocket rocket. The flame adjustment is good. Not as fine as the pocket rocket, but within the stove scope (IMHO, scope is boil water, make cafe, and alike). The stove main purpose, in my case, is a side stove to get water boiling and cafe while we cook on our main stove. I was able to make cafe in 3.5 minutes using a 3-cup stove top espresso maker (actual volume boiled ~1 cup) uncovered on windy conditions. It is small but supported the weight without issues. I did not notice the stove to be unstable or flexing under weight. The only con is that it is small and can get lost. I made a habit of making the stove part of my Primus stove kit, all in the same carrying case / bag...for teh price, nothing like it out there.

After using some other OutSmart products I found the quality rather good so I was eager to see what they had to offer in the camping stove department. After a couple of uses I can say that I am not disappointed. Being aligned with the type of products that they offer (ultralight gear) I found the weight of the burner to be extremely low - 25 grams. An additional 2 grams for the compact carry pouch that they offer as a protection. The first thing that I was curious about is the stability that it offers to a usual cooking pot. Compared to my previous MSR it really seems a lot smaller. But because of the folding legs I didn't have any problems with my usual cooking pots (I cook just for two people). From the looks of it they used Titanium for the folding legs which comes into contact with the hot surfaces. They mention 2700w power and from my tests it took 500ml of water at -2 degrees C to a boil in two and a half minutes which is really impressive. As for the fuel - you can use any propane/butane canisters which are widely available.All in all good I can say that it will be replacing my old MSR as the main camping stove.

Not sure why the review isn’t posting, I’ll try one more time before posting the review with a link elsewhere. Did not come with a protective bag as listed and pictured in the description. Should have bought the one for the same price at the sporting goods store that came with a hard protective case. I will be returning. The item itself is compact and extremely lightweight.

Buy it and use it!small and powerful!This will go into my backpack trips from now on.smaller and lighter but still performs well as my bigger unit.works just as well as my bigger burner unit.Be careful though, small tri legs to hold your vessels diameter is narrow sothink safety and don't complain about the legs being too small.You can't get both of the world on this unit.But if you want to have more leverage for your cooking vessel, cut up a some small grill (mesh kind) plateand use it on top of the legs to get more leverage, as big as you want.In other words, make a platform.

I am so glad I decided to get this instead of other more "name brand" stoves. Worked just as well, much lighter, very stable, and boiled water in about 2-3 minutes which is pretty much the going rate. In terms of fuel usage, I did not measure. But I plan on making a wind screen for the stove that fits on top of the gas cannister. Anyway, I used this on an 8-day hike on the Appalachian Trail and it performed every time.

Very good, but also very, very small.If you drop it on the ground, the risk is, you will never find it again.But it is good and ultra light weight.You can have it your pocket without even notice it's there.The foldable arms are strong enough to hold a 28 cm frying pan without any problem.And cooking and heating food, no problem.The stove fits all common gas canisters.

Compatibile con le comuni bombolette che si trovano anche da Decathlon, non ho particolari commenti se non apprezzare le dimensioni e la leggerezza. Non l'ho provato con padellini più larghi ma penso che con un appoggio solido ed eventualmente una retina per aumentare la superficie sopra la fiamma non dovrei avere problemi.Unico dettaglio su cui stare attenti: la maniglia della valvola non è rigidissima e col tempo, aprendo e chiudendo, rischia di deformarsi. È da prestare attenzione al punto in cui si pinza con le dita.

Bruleur compact. Se range partout.La flamme chauffe bien.Top pour ceux qui veulent gagner le moindre cm2 dans leur sac.Attention à la stabilité avec certain poêlon ou casserole car très petit.

Il titolo dice tutto; provato e approvato (fissaggio a vite).Leggero, stabile e resistente, ovviamente non dovete metterci sopra troppo peso (per sicurezza).

This is a cracking little burner; it's a tiny little thing which looks deceptive, you would not expect this to produce the results it does.A burner/stove is an essential bit of kit for anyone who does outdoor pursuits and often you can't afford for it to let you down if you need a hot drink or food. Very pleased to use Amazon's services yet again for peace of mind when choosing a product, as this seemed to be what we're looking for in a burner but you never quite know how well it will perform until you're using it.We've tested this out on a week long fishing trip and it's proven itself on performance and quality. Absolutely excellent in all counts, and well designed and manufactured. Burners do not perform equally, some are designed just right to achieve what's needed, this is one such. It takes up a miniscule amount of space in the bag and completely dwarfed by a small tin of gas. We had to dig around to find it!Has worked well with three different types of gas but we were especially impressed with how it performed using gosystem's propane butane cartridge. We've found a good combination there.