AOTU Portable Mini Camping Stoves Backpacking Stove with Piezo Ignition Miniature Portable Picnic Camping Stove for Outdoor Camping Hiking Cooking(0.25 lb Portable Ultralight Burner)

I purchased this item to be used on a hiking trail for Boy Scouts. It worked very well and is easy to use. It was used to make pancakes and it cooked them very well, as the heat can be adjusted easily. It is also very compact with a carrying case included--about the size of miniature deck of cards. The only con was the price, which is a bit high considering the fuel supply is not included. But we needed it quickly and it was shipped to us on time at no extra cost.

This camping stove has become my go to when backpacking and camping. Its the perfect weight and size to fit in a backpack pocket and can be screwed directly onto whatever brand of gas you choose. I do have some issues with using the spark button, but I just usually light it with a lighter anyway. Its easier and takes less time for me. Its my go to kettle burner in my camps!

Works great.Simple and compact.

Wonderful stove, I did have to file down one of the support stops so the pot would sit level but other than that it heats a cup of water in about a minute.

It worked well. It won't stay lit without the pot on it though.Update: I've been using it on hikes and kayak trips for a year. It's a dang good little stove. The batteries in the igniter still work. It hasn't let me down yet. I've used it from well below freezing to 100°F. Definitely want to keep whatever fuel canister you use warm at 15° though. I kept mine in my sleeping bag at night, screwed the stove on in the morning, fired it right up, and enjoyed a hot breakfast.

Definitely a little on the wasteful side for fuel and the track sticks when collapsing/opening the arms(easily fixed with wd-40). Beat bang for your buck though and done me well over the past few trips. Boiled a near full stanley in almost 2 minutes flat!

Gave out a lot of heat, very lightweight for our backpacks.

Es muy pequeña y portable fácil de armar y montar en la pila de gas

This is a great little camp stove. Compact, easily to setup and seems to be well made. That said: one huge issue that will stop me from using it. The “arms” which support a pot or kettle are so tiny even a very small pot would balance precariously on it. If the stove is on an angle or your pot isn’t perfectly set on top of it or if someone judged you a wee bit, you could end up with a very bad burn from hot water/food. It’s impossible to keep the pot on the stand support without seeing how dangerous it could be. Spend a couple more dollars and buy one with longer support arms.