Coghlan's Portable Folding Camp Stove – Compact, Lightweight Steel Cooking Stove for Camping, Backpacking, Hiking, or Emergency Use – Uses Canned Heat or Fuel Tablets, Black

I was recently out of power for 8 days got power back for two then out another 3 days due to several storms. These things really work well with the canned fuel and heat up things in a reasonable amount of time. I even cooked full meals with them and I only used about 1 3/4 cans of fuel the entire time I was out of power. I spent more money on ice! Fully recommend with no reservations.

does the trick for an emergency! holds a small pot, skillet or coffee pot for minor cooking. sturdy enough-- stronger than the sterno kit stove I think-- but both are o.k. I got one of each. coghlan stove is painted black so I imagine first use will burn that off [with paint odor?] must buy all extras-- canned fuel and waterproof matches a must in bulk! fuel goes fast but better than nothing if power goes off for an hour or a week+. a necessity to put in an emergency kit or for camping. could be used indoors by setting it on a stove top or in a metal sink. canned fuel is low odor / low smoke and safe indoors with careful use-- adults only. cost 3-13-14 was $8.49 each- stove only. shop around for fuel in bulk boxes for better prices. 12-24-36-72 can boxes can be less than a dollar a can. 6 sterno here is over $20.00. i'm pleased with this product!!

Pretty much a survival type stove. Good for heating up food in small portions or heating water/beverage/coffee in small volumes when no other heat source is around. Can add heat to small area or warm up hands when its cold outside. Also, great for sengeing ducks/geese/doves/quail once they are plucked.

Great little stand/windscreen. Have used it with solid alcohol cubes and also with my trangia style alcohol stove. Keeps the wind and breeze in check quite well. Got 2 1/2 cups of water to boil in about six and half minutes. It's also very sturdy and can handle larger pots.

These have been around for years. I used one of these, similar to this one, when I was station in Germany back in the 60"s and the winters are cold. They work very well.

I was surprised by the thickness of the steel used in this camp stove when I opened the box. Assembles pretty well. I only tried it with a small pan to test heating water, but I'm sure it could hold a heavier pot if necessary.

Great to take with you on camping trips or power loss due to storms you can use it inside to cook. Just use the canned heat & cook away. Its folds so it will fit in your backpack.

Have tried similar products, This one work whole lot better. Much easier to use & just works a lot better.

Bought this based on previous reviews. It is for Emergency use in case of power outages. It fits together really easily & seems very sturdy.

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