Kuvik Titanium Solid Fuel Stove - Ultralight and Compact Stove for Backpacking, Camping, and Survival

I'm new to using this type of stove. So far it's preformed well in wind. I've enjoyed the weight reduction with the type of fuel needed and the stove itself. Very easy to set up.

Solid stove for a few reasons:Extremely lightPacks down flatDurableComes with a storage caseCons:It tends to fall apart while using it. If you attempt to pick up your pot the tabs want to come apart and I am always trying to get the tabs back in. I have had it dismantle itself while cooking and the fuel tablet went flying.Recommendation:Buy it. It is good. However. I would recommend a revision of the design so it has locking tabs. Could easily start a fire or burn yourself trying to get it back together to finish your boil.

This is an exact copy of the Expedition Research stove at half the price. Owning both stoves, I confirmed that the parts are interchangeable. The stove is easy to assemble. To date the only fuel I tried in this stove is Esbit, which burned for 18 minutes. Overall, a great little stove.

Have not used it yet, but I know its going to work great. compact and light.

Super light great product

This thing is hard to put together because it collapses easily. But that went from annoying to I need another option when it collapsed with my pot on top.Update, this is user error, I was not putting the tabs in correctly. This stove is light, has a built in wind block and you can stack two cubes, which is really needed to boil like a liter of water.

It goes together easy enough and blocked the wind so my Grandson and I could boil water for our dehydrated meals on our big hike into the hills. It is well made not paper thin

Great stove for Esbit tabs, ect. Only wish they would redesign the cube imprint larger and deeper to hold an oz. of denatured alcohol, too. Easy upgrade. But, ya, a nice little stove. Happy!