Backpacking stove reviews

The Soto Amicus is a compact and lightweight stove. The stove uses standard isobutane/propane fuel canisters and can boil a liter of water in just 3 minutes and 50 seconds, making it an efficient and reliable cooking tool for any outdoor adventure. The price point is around $45 USD, being in the middle of the […]

The Solo Stove Lite is a compact and lightweight stove making it easy to store in your backpack or gear bag. The stove is designed to use small twigs, leaves, and other natural materials as fuel, making it an environmentally friendly and cost-effective option for camping and backpacking trips. Solo Stove Lite Features & Specs

The MSR WhisperLite is a reliable and highly durable stove that can be used in any season. It comes in two different models: the standard model that burns white fuel, and the international WhisperLite that can burn either white gas or kerosene. The package includes a fuel pump, heat reflector, and windscreen to help conserve

The BRS-3000T is incredibly simple to set up – just fold out the pot supports and give them a little pressure to secure them in place. The fuel regulator simply kicks out and is also a breeze to operate, but be sure to close the valve before attaching the stove to a canister. Before you

The Jetboil Flash is a sleek integrated stove designed to bring water to a boil quickly. It weighs 371g and comes with a 1-liter insulated cooking cup that attaches easily to the stove. The cooking cup has a heat indicator that lets you know when the water is ready. The Flash also has a Piezo

The MSR PocketRocket 2 is a simple stove that is easy to use, making it a great choice for first-time backpackers. It has three arms that fold down for compact storage, a Windclip to prevent the stove from blowing out in strong winds, and a toggle to adjust the flame for cooking. The stove also