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Your cart is empty.Dimensions: 3" X 1" X 4.5"; Weight: 3.9oz; Other Info: Military issue NATO approved fuel and cooker. Fuel not included. Retractable side walls and removable windshield. Integrated fuel receiver channels heat from fuel to mess tin. Can store three Fire dragon solid fuel blocks within closed cooker. Hang Packaged.
Wayne S.
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
Excellent stove, bargain price. Very sturdy but slightly heavier than needed for civillian use.
Tina A. Bryan
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025
As described. Some of the edges could be a little smoother but none are rough. For the price, I'm happy to spend 60 seconds with some sand paper. Neat little stove.
Rob
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2024
If you are here you more than likely know exactly what you’re looking at. It’s small, lightweight, and versatile and with a little soldering or perhaps JB Weld, water tight. I ordered 3, 2 for my wife and I for longer hikes and 1 to experiment with. I stole the soldering idea from another reviewer(I got a very cheap iron) and have put just about anything in it that is combustible and my results are below.-The edges are very sharp, I have been cut a lot for various reasons.-In pretty much every test the flame pushes out the opposite side of the wind screen. I even used a secondary, large screen and same result, so I would order a second stove for the screen or make one.-Because of the large fire box area DIY some fire gel and you could cook an entire meal.
George Libera
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2024
Perfect little stove for solo adventures. Takes up little space, but performs big!
Roger A.
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2024
You can use fire dragon gel fuel or just use inexpensive hand sanitizer. It's perfect for heating a military canteen cup of water. If you need to boil water for a freeze dried meal this is perfect. I just get an inexpensive bottle of hand sanitizer at the dollar general before I go on a trip and I'm ready to travel.
Thomas Coffey
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2023
This folding steel stove is designed for use of "Fire Dragon" Gelled Alcohol Fuel 'blocks' (not included).This Fuel is available on Amazon, but expensive for what it is ($9 for 6 blister packets, or $1.50 ea v.s. $0.50 to $1 per 14g Hexamine tablet or tablets). Note that the burn time for the 27g gelled fuel is about 5 minutes, comparable to the 'effective burn' time of 14g of Hexamine.The stove is well built, with a central cavity to accept and burn the gelled fuel (or a Hexamine tablet, for that matter. More importantly, the stove comes with a slip-in-place steel plate that acts as a windshield, greatly improving effectiveness of any of these "low flame velocity" fuels. One can store 3 of the Gelled Fuel Packets in the stove. The "burn chamber" cavity is not sealed at the bottom corners, however, so a liquid fuel or a Gell that liquifies can leak from the chamber - either solder seal the corners or safely test any other fuel gel or even Hexamine tablet to insure burning residue doesn't leak.You can store a couple Hexamine tablets, a few Storm Matches, and a match striker strip in the cavity, with two gel packets to the left and right, making this a versatile day packing stove or emergency stove for your vehicle.
MarkenTerritory
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2023
This is a great pocket stove for emergencies or when weight is a major factor on whatever backcountry adventure you so chose. Using the FireDragon eco-fuel blocks is a huge step up from the mess and toxicity of hexamine tabs. The squares light quickly and one brought about 20oz of ice cold water to a decent warm level for a decent cup or either a retort or dehydrated pouch.Caveat 1: it does leave a residue (see photo). However, once it cools you can wipe/scrape it out. Non-toxic to boot if using the FireDragon blocks as they are made of solidified ethanol.Caveat 2: bear in mind the FireDragon fuel squares are solidified Ethanol alcohol. Alcohol when burned is largely invisible. My main tell that the square was lit was as it started to liquify.Caveat 3: speaking of dissolving, the fuel liquifies as it burns. Unfortunately the place for the fuel is not liquid leak proof. I noticed I could see spots of light in the corners, so I took a precaution putting a cork trivet under in case it leaked out. When it did (see photo) I was able to wet the area under it to keep it contained. Be very aware of what’s under your stove before lighting it.
Mark
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2023
This is a very good stove. Concept-wise it is nothing groundbreaking, but it works very well for what it is meant to do. This stove is quite similar to the esbit stoves if you are familiar with those, although there are a couple of differences.First, the esbit stoves use fuel tablets that are made from hexamine. While hexamine tablets are cheap, they smell very strongly like shrimp/fish. You have to be careful when storing them. Some people have also mentioned that hexamine does not burn cleanly, so be aware of that if you are boiling water or other consumables. This stove burns alcohol tablets. These tablets do not smell and burn much cleaner. This stove can also burn gel fuel while the esbit cannot, as there are holes in the bottom. The second (smaller) difference is that this stove comes with a small windshield which is nice. My esbit did not come with one.The only complaint I have with this stove is that fuel tablets are not included, and a little on the expensive side. Aside from that I would highly recommend this stove as an alternative to hexamine stoves.
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