Qunlei Camping Cookware Mess Kit Camping Cooking Set with Wood Burning Camping Stove Non-Stick Anodized Aluminum Complete Lightweight Folding Kit for Camping Hiking & Backpacking Outdoor Cooking

This set is awesome. Comes with everything you need. My first gasification stove and I’m really happy with it. Easy to put together and use. The trivets at the top are better than to other versions I’ve seen with the horrible folding feet. This stove will hold any sized cup or pot. Fun to use too I’ll have a video up on my channel soon about it. This was just a first burn and figuring out how it all works. I also like how the pot set can fit a gas canister and rocket stove inside if that’s what you preferred to use. Very happy with my purchase

Overall, I like the package. I am not a serious ultralight backpacker tramping many miles. I'm a hunter/camper that rarely backpacks more than several miles into the woods. But I do stay at camp for several days at a time, so the weight is certainly less than carrying fuel that would last the duration of my stay. Here are my thoughts on the unit:PROS:- This type of camp stove allows you to use almost any woody material (paper, leaves, twigs, pine cones, etc.) to fuel a fire capable of producing the temperatures needed to cook foods and boil water. Once started, the stove even tolerates fueling with damp wood (although you'll get a lot of smoke). It's relatively smokeless if you use dry fuel and don't put in too much. That is, don't add fuel (twigs, etc.) to the point where they are much above the holes on the inner coal chamber.- Easy to clean. The finish on the pots is relatively non-stick. Use just a little oil and it cleans up easily. However, you can scorch the finish if you set it too close to a campfire flame. It comes off, but it takes some scrubbing. (I commonly use the pots on campfire coals, rather than on the stove.)- Stable and safe. The stove is wide enough that it is perfectly stable when used with the supplied pots or ones of similar dimensions, and set on a stable level surface. If you set it on an uneven or unstable surface then any spills are on you, not the stove.- I love the collapsible knife, fork, and spoon and case that come with the kit. The well made case keeps them both clean and from clanging around in the pack. (But it's not velvet, which is good.)- I love the ladle that comes with the kit. Very clever and handy.- Having two draw bags, one for the stove and one for the whole kit, is a nice touch. It keeps the packed items from clanging around while backpacking. (As with the small case for the silverware, the makers have put some thought into keeping the packed unit silent.)- Good conductivity pots. I've cooked burgers, eggs, vegetables, and hot cereals evenly without problems.- Interior space. There is plenty of interior storage space. (Just look at the accessories supplied.) The bowls/cups may be handy for some, but I've replaced them with a double walled titanium cup that's more aligned with my needs. I've kept the ladle and silverware. There is still room for a steel wool, green scrubbing pad, soap, tinder, lighter, matches (or ferro rod), and more. CONS:- In an attempt to make the unit more like a rocket stove, the makers have cut a side port to be used for feeding in fuel while a pot is on the stove. However, it is a very serious compromise to the stove's efficiency. In cold weather there have been times I've been unable to get water to boil unless I put a lid on the pot. The port was a nifty idea, but it just doesn't work well. Therefore, I took a cut a piece of aluminum flashing to cover the gap (see accompanying image). I thought about making the cover to hang from the holes above it, with a slot that would let me slip in the knife to lift it out of the way when I wanted to add fuel, but it's just not that hard to lift off the pot and drop in more. Now if the makers were to make such a cover in stainless steel that would give the user the best of both styles. This is the only reason I didn't give the kit five stars.

I purchased this product because I wanted a good stove for emergency reasons to keep in the car the pot system is wonderful the stealth system is not secure doesn't stay have tried to use it will keep it because I have tried to use it but I'm going to have to have my son modify it because it is not safe I have gone to your website have looked at the instructions on how to put it together because the little sheet of paper was not very specific and a satisfied with the pot and the cooking part does stove heating part is not good North safe does not fit together as pictured I'm going to have to modify it

Really clever how the collapsible stove sets up. I really like not having to bring fuel. The silverware seemed a little flimsy; I'll probably trade out the fork and spoon for a lightweight camping spork.

We haven't used it yet but it would seem to do what it is supposed to do. A bit of a problem getting all the parts back into one part, but a bit of patience will do it.

Works as promised. Lights fast. Once flame is going, use twigs that are little finger thick. Consider a tube to fan flame hotter (copper and plastic).

Burns clean, lite weight, built good. Lightest wood burning stove and most efficient. Best stove I have and I have a lot of them. Love this stove!

Arrived on time, exactly as described. It's perfect for camping or bugging out. Easy to put back together. Very light.