Esbit Stainless Steel Solid Lightweight Fuel Stove

.....which is light and fast.Compact, lightweight and works with a trangia stove. I find that a windshield is needed in strong winds, other than that it's idea if you need a no fuss cooking system that just heats/boils water. A wide based cooking pot works better than a tall narrow one due to offering a larger heated area. A one litre kettle is ideal.

Lightweight, flat packable.

I love it: simplicity combined and functionality come together to make an excellent product.Works well with my regular choice of alcohol burners (both the Trangia and a DIY penny stove) in high winds with nary a quibble. I've also used it with esbit cubes which work very well, though are a little messy for my taste but I'll certainly use them on my ultralight trips!It's light, functional and simple: keeps the wind off your burner and holds your pot/mug where you want it - what more could you ask for?My ONLY complaint is the price - drop it by 25% (was £20 when I bought it) and you could be in for a winner!

Incredibly light and compact hexi stove. Great for ultralight cooking.

Lightweight stove - I've used it with both a trangia and an esbit burner. They both fit the stove, but the esbit one is slightly better as the simmer ring has a handle on it which makes it easier to snuff out the flame without burning yourself. Aiming the Trangia simmer ring is a somewhat perilous affair as there is limited space to drop it in without having your hand over the flame.Nice light stove.

Great little stove that weighs next to nothing and takes up no room in a pocket. Am personally using with an Esbit meths burner, which clips in place of the tray to hold a solid fuel tab. This creates more bulk, but longer burn times. With fuel tabs you really do have a shirt pocket set up.

Great windshield and pot stand for my walking days out. Trangia fits okay but one issue was after the stand became hot it expanded slightly allowing one rim of the burner to slip from the slot which then tipped the burner. Quick and easy solution was a to put a tent peg on each side to hold the sides in place during any expansion. Maybe the Esbit burner is a slighty better fit in the slots and may not suffer the expansion issue.Really compact and pocket size.