Odoland 6800W Windproof Camping Gas Stove, Portable Outdoor Camping Furnace, Folding Wild Camp Gas Burner, Backpacking Stove Suitable for Hiking, Camping, Trekking and Picnic

We are always gasping for a cuppa after a jaunt round one of the many national trust places we visit. Getting the full camping stove out seems like overkill, and it takes too long, and so I drive home dejected and sad, unwilling to pay crazy money for a cup of tea at the onsite cafes.Enter stage left this little wonder beast. I didn't think that it would work or it would work but also kill my family and I in a blazing inferno. How wrong I was and hence the review.This little baby works beautifully. Super small and extremely easy to setup. You can get the kettle on this thing in less than a minute, and it will boil a full kettle in half of the time of my full camping stove.In around 10 minutes it's piping hot and fufilling every dream of my adult self.Thank you Odoland and your excellent creation.

Sturdy and functional

Great for camping side burner, decent quality, but can get through gas easily. Powerful and seems resilient to wind affecting the heating.I Used with a small griddle or with Moka coffee pot on camping trips.

Fantastic stove, burns hot and stable even in strong winds. Returned as the ignition system failed on the 3rd day I had it out. Shame as it was fantastic otherwise.

If only theses were availble when I was serving , great bit of kit, boils water in minutes folds away nicely & pretty robust, used on a number of occasions brilliant, my only concern would be, its highly likely burner could easily melt through poor quality pans if you fail to put sufficient water in them.

I've never boiled water so quickly before - it is faster than a 3kw kettle! I put a mugful of water in a pan and it reached a rolling boil in less than 45 seconds.The materials and quality seem good and with a very long hose you can keep the gas cylinder well away from the burner. The piezo ignition works first time every time and it has good control of the flame size. Also, being low to the ground the stove is very stable.An impressive piece of kit.It's not really suitable for solo backpackers due to its size and weight but for a family on a camping holiday is is ideal.

After losing my wife at christmas I have booked myself a few days away photographing gannets in Scotland & then walking in the lakes & decided to try camping as I am travelling alone.Bought this after reading reviews & after another model that I bought had missaligned pan supports & was unstable.This looked good when I opened it to check, being small, lightweight & stable with a reasonably wide pan support, holding my small kitchen frying pan & saucepan nice & steady.Unfortunately I never had any gas at the time & so didn't try it out properly (schoolboy error). Now one week away from my trip I have just hooked it up to a gas cannister to try it only to find that the ignition dosen't work! Many of the reviews say that it does not last but I would expect it to work initially.I have now missed the returns window so am stuck with something that does not do what it says on the tin. I hate that phrase purely because so little these days does do what it says.I will now have to buy a lighter & use it for this trip but it is far from ideal. I had considered bying another to keep in my rucksack so that I always had one ready packed whenever I went walking but I won't be doing that now. No good taking a stove & forgetting/ losing your means of lighting it.Although extremely dissapointed it comes as no surprise nowadays when so many things are churned out cheaply with little regard for quality control or customer satisfaction. This is not just limited to Amazon although they do seem to attract more than thier fair share of companies producing shoddy goods.The moral of this story? Try everything as soon as you receive it/ get it home & take heed of reviews. Everybody's opinion is different but if enough people say it is poor then it probably is.

Thought I'd bought a dud as it wouldn't work.Just make sure the gas canister is screwed very tightly to its connector then it blasted into life.