MEETOZ Lightweight Portable Wood Burning Camping Stove Camping Backpacking Stove Folding Wood Stove for Outdoor Hiking Camping Picnic Stove

Pretty good. It won't a big enough fire pit if it has to burn wet wood (you'll need to dry it out with an already burning fire). But with dry wood it works like a dream for camping, HOT, it boils water fast, and cooks even faster it seems. Well designed for airflow and safety too imo.It made us tea, pot noodles etc on the top of a mountain in ice cold conditions so can confirm it works well, you'll still need to shelter it from the wind, and the wind will sometimes make it fire up hard so even more reason to not put a fire near your tent as if you need a reason?Edges can be a bit sharp so take care but other than that it's perfect - comes in a polyster (unfortantely) bag, which is neat and protects it and you.

This is quite easy to put together and very sturdy. It's fairly lightweight and convenient to carry. The opening is wide enough to stuff your fuel into OK, and it can produce a reasonable amount of heat.This said, it's very small and any wood/sticks will burn down very quickly. You will need to constantly replenish it with more sticks to keep a fire going long enough to perform any meaningful cooking. It's also quite difficult to hold the pan in place and simultaneously refill with fuel. Also, if it's damp you'll struggle to get a fire going with the wood you scavenge.It's a fun idea, but not as practical as you'd hope.

When you first see this item, you will think it looks too small but its a very good product and works well, use small bits of dry wood and feed often, if you forget to feed it , it can burn out quickly. It will boil a kettle quickly, I bought a 500mm x 250mm cast iron griddle and this stove had enough juice to cook everything. Now for the BUT, I paid £12.78 for this stove and they are available for just over £7 on temu, exact same unit, same quality and size. It's easy to put together, there's one side with no slot and this corresponds with the side of the base with no tab.

Grate little fire pit holds up well, well worth the money 🤘🔥

The media could not be loaded. Very happy with this for the price! Very sturdy, fits together well, even when I gave it a bit of a shake there was hardly any gap. Came without instructions which worried me at first but you really don’t need them. Very easy to put together, only difficult part was the last join, and had to check the photo to see how the X pan support bit fit. Probably could have figured it out tho. Tad small for kitchen pans but would still work. Bought for emergencies so can’t say what it like to use yet but so far I’m pleased!

Bought this as a replacement for a branded item I used to own. The edges need a little attention from a file (nail file/emery board works) as one or two spots were sharp. Not a deal breaker at all.I've used these before with chunky tinder I've dried out in my workshop. Carry a few brickettes and the tinder and you have a low effort fire. A simple windshield made with foil, some gardening wire and some aluminium tape works well too.Cannot complain as it is replacing a branded unit that costs over £30. Useful piece of kit that should last me many years of use.

I use this as a fire when wild camping. It keeps fire off the ground leaving no trace behind. Great for extra heat on cold nights. Also extremely lightweight and compact so perfect to carry while trekking and hiking.

Lots of reviewers say its easy to build, true is not Rocket science, but I found it very awkward to build for the first time, kept falling apart and quite sharp, easy to cut your hands. Once built it looks very good and sturdy. I still dont buy the 'Easy to built nonsense', packs away nice and flat. Wouldnt recommend ' Build yourself' wood burners like this, too fiddly and awkward to put together. Having said that I will give it a go as I paid for it.