Dash Crate Ultra Lightweight Portable Stove with Nylon Carry Bag for Camping, Hiking, Survival. Single Burner use Any Fuel in The Burner.

I already had a Uberleben Flatpack wood burning stove that I use regularly but I decided to test this Dash Crate stove since it was $18 less expensive. I have to say that it performed seamlessly when I did a side-by-side test with my Uberleben. They both are assembled the say way and only take a couple of minutes to connect. They are both sturdy. They can use any kind of fuel including pine needles, cones, twigs and small branches. I carry a small waxed canvas bag stocked with twigs, a fire rod, fire balls, and my stove. Plenty of air holes allow your fire to get all the oxygen it needs to burn hot. The design of these stoves directs the flames upward right where you want. The stoves are sturdy. I have even used iron skillets and Dutch ovens with ease. The design at the top of the stoves allows the flames to spread out across the bottom of your cooking vessel for even cooking. You will be amazed at how little fuel is needed to prepare a meal. And if you are trekking it is so quick and easy to set up the stove that you can make yourself a hot lunch or a cup of coffee in the middle of day without any hassle at all. The stove cools quickly and can be taken apart and cleaned with dirt, sand, grass or pine needles. It comes with a black canvas storage bag. Since it packs down flat it takes very little space to store it in your pack or car.

I bought this for a bike tour and have now used it at least 15 times. Only complaint is the weight, definitely not for ultralight setups. Other than that I loved it, I liked the pouch it came in and still use it and the setup and breakdown always took less than a minute. The airflow is excellent, cooked stuff on this stove super fast, never any smoldering ashes, even used it as a portable fireplace a couple times. It has warped just a slight bit (surely my fault for using it as a portable fireplace) mainly the bottom piece but it still fits together just fine, I can probably bend it back if it gets too far and use it for years. Great for glamping or any other outdoor cooking system if weight is not much of an issue, like I said I used it for a bike tour and it wound up being my main cooking solution, boils water in a few minutes, cooks brats, ect no problemo.

Used on a 6 day boundary waters trip. Used the small twigs all around the camp site. Fired up and heated water quick. Folded flat and compact. Worked as I hoped.

This little stick stove works like a charm! Easy to assemble but a tad stubborn at times when you disassemble it after use. Not a deal breaker though. Great unit and really nice price!

Great stove for my get home bag! I would buy again. It's made well and has a nice carry case. Assembly is relatively easy.Will not rust do that's good. You can always find sticks to but or a cow pie 😉.

Seems to function fine. Case is nice too. My Emberlit that was WAAAAAY more money didn't have a storage case.

use it all the time

This was a gift. He said it was better than he expected and seems very happy with it.