Lixada Camping Stove Detachable Wood Burning Stove Stainless Steel/Titanium Coating Rocket Stove for Outdoor Camping Backpacking Picnic BBQ

Nice little rocket stove. The metal is thin so I'm unsure how it will withstand excess heat, but it's lightweight at 550 grams including the nice mesh carry bag. This will appeal to many. And it's a good size when assembledAnd it collapses nicely inside itself, with room left to store kindling, firesteel, tinder, etc in the middle, for those who like to squeeze every last inch from their packs.Sturdy when assembled. Just be careful with a heavy pot of liquid on top as it's about 10" tall.Maybe secure it better with some long steel tent pegs pushed right up alongside the main body, or secured over the legs at the back.There's various brands of this stove but they seem all the same. Prices vary. No complaints for what I paid.

Review part 1: I have yet to fire this stove up, but have some initial observations about it, such as construction and quality of materials. It is slightly flimsy when assembled and not massively stable: putting a cooking pot on it helps, but then you have to feed sticks or pellets into it to keep it burning and this is a major issue, to my mind, in that you don't have gravity to help you and will have to find some means to push the combustibles into the flue when you have got it burning - heat proof glove will be needed, I'm sure. So the design is somewhat lacking and there are better models out there, although not at this price point. I will fire it up for part two of the review and maybe find my initial thoughts need to be more positive.

Sadly it came after my last camping trip, however I have tested it out in the garden and it’s fantastic! A little tricky to put together without instructions but I got there and it’s well worth it

Perfect for wild campers or bushcrafters but it did come missing a screw which isn't ideal but an easy fix. Other than that it's great and the bag it comes in a good quality.

Was really looking forward to this item arriving, so I could give it a try, ok so the item is easy to assemble and is OK for very light use, but do not try to boil a kettle or cook food on it without making sure your food is correctly balanced, or you will go hungry, the item is very flimsy and not stable at all, don't waste your money on the item, if you want to use for camping as a food heating source I had to modify mine with a welder to make it stable but doing this means it can't be packed away it has to be up all the time. Anyway great idea in principal but you do get what you pay for here,

This is amazing for the price, if you are into wild camping or just the outdoors I'd highly recommend it. Used it a few times in the back garden during lockdown and I'm really impressed

Cracking bit of kit. Lightweight. Easy and quick to assemble. Great fire, lights up quickly with great heart output. Uses small alors pour fuel, orifices vert little smile because combustion is almost total, and very little waste. Love it!

One to be avoided, too small to be of any use, not something you can light and leave to do its thing, needs constant attention to add fuel. Purchased as an experiment and failed miserably. The video of the product just doesn't ring true.