Petforu Camp Stove, Ultralight Portable Outdoor Camping Stove Hiking Backpacking Picnic Cookware Cooking Tool Set Pot Pan & Piezo Ignition Canister Stove

I purchased this product for an extended kayaking trip and do not regret my purchase one bit. The stove works fantastic, and does not consume nearly as much fuel as I had expected. The cookware is not very big, but is big enough to accomplish what it needed to, and it was easier to clean than any camping cookware I have owned previously.The only real downside to this product, is there is nothing in the form of a heat diffuser, so you will have centralized heat on the pan only, makes for difficult cooking of some items, as the center will try to burn before the edges are even close to done. With a little attentiveness to what you are doing though, it isn't too bad to avoid this by keeping the pan moving.

Pleasantly surprised by the size, weight, and excellent performance of this inexpensive backpacking solution! I worked several years in outdoor sports retail and have always been a bit snobby when it comes to gear (Paying extra for the right gear has never been a problem for me: zero hesitation to do so whatsoever!). Truth be told, I originally purchased this pot/stove set last minute as an inexpensive set for an impromptu trip with the intent to upgrade before my next camp trip... I have since used it on three other trips and have long since abandoned plans to "Upgrade" to a more expensive, brand-name unit. This thing works INCREDIBLY well! I have no complaints at all. Here are the reasons I love it:1.) It is efficient with gas consumption, and this thing gets ripping if you want it to!-The secondary pot can also be flipped upside down (like in the picture) and used as a lid to boil water even faster and more efficiently. The lips of each pot fit together securely, so they're plenty stable to use in unison.2.) The larger pot fits a 230gram fuel canister stored inside it perfectly. (The larger one available). I used MSR, bought see no reason other brands of fuel would not work just as well. There is still room inside for the stove itself, and I've seen folding utensils that would also still fit inside it before using the smaller pot like a lid to keep everything neat and together.3.)Mesh carry case with drawstring is also included! Didn't see any note or photo of this, but mine came with the perfect sized mesh drawstring bag to keep the lids from opening together and letting the contents spill out everywhere.4.) Super lightweight package, especially considering its versatility and vital role.***I will say, I was initially skeptical of the stove prongs that the pot rests on; it seemed there was not enough area to securely hold a pot on, but after many uses, my skepticism has been quelled. It is solid in winds, on uneven surfaces, and at a rapid boil.

It's almost twice as heavy as combining a BRS-3000T with a comparable titanium pot set, but the weight of a fuel canister makes the difference seem almost negligible. For less than half the price of the best deal I could find on a lighter set, this one is fully functional and very appropriate for the intended backpacking.The only issue I had is that the igniter spark point was too close to the burner to ignite the gas. I pulled it back a little and it now lights 100% reliably on the first click.Two nights backpacking & use by three people later, I have nothing to complain about.

Stove worked great. Heats a can of soup pretty fast. Pots fit well on top. It heats 20 OZ of water in about 2 minutes for a few cups of a hot beverage. The silicon handles work well, my hands didn’t get burned! Piez starter works fine . . no problems.Everything in my picture and a spare stove and emergency lighter, all fit inside the two pots when you put it away. It is a full kitchen in a very small package! It comes with a new bar with a drawstring, so it closes up nice without banging around.It does make a lot of heat when turned up. Watch the heat! I very much suggest getting a nice long metal spoon to stir with so things to not get cooked to the pan. A titanium one worked well for me.

This lil stove is a champ. Electric ignition, burns 5 dollar Walmart fuel canisters.I just went on a long camping excursion, and if you like to camp, and you also like coffee, you know how much fun it is to get out of the tent, get a roaring fire going, boil some water (possibly twice to clean out the pot from the last time), and eventually peculate some coffee.If you don't like to camp, let me break this down for you, if you want coffee now, you need this. Making coffee over a fire pit sounds great and all, but not at 9AM when checkout is at 11 and you have to pack up and head out!This thing lights up electronically, burns ferociously, and boils water within minutes for some piping hot coffee. It changes a 2 hour camp fire morning crisis into a 20 minute simplified and almost enjoyable ordeal to obtain that sweet, sweet, bitter, disgusting nectar of the gods that is caffeine on a camping tirp. Well, well worth it!

Just as described, heats even and the pot and pan are pretty decent quality for the price. They are designed to be lightweight and are with the aluminum construction. The coating is effective and seems fairly tough. They are well made and designed. A person needs to keep in mind that they are not cast iron and care should be taken as they can be damaged from crushing or abuse. That said it seems a worthy trade off not having to hump around the weight of cast iron. One of my favorite things about this kit is that they are designed to hold a large but short and wide bottle of propane and the stove inside when assembled for storage. It also comes with a net like bag with draw string the whole thing fits into nice and snug.

Very small and convenient to carry around. It says it is non stick however i do have problems with the pan with food e.g. eggs sticking even with oil. The burner works great. For the price you pay, id give it 4 stars

This product is the best I have ever used at a great price