Gas One Backpacking Camping Stove Pocket Rocket Stove
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About Gas One Backpacking Camping Stove Pocket Rocket Stove
Overall Feedback:
87% positive
82% impressed by the boil time
I can bring a liter of water to a boil within a reasonable amount of time on the stove in no wind conditions.
I can boil 1 liter of water in an aluminum pot in about 3 minutes.
I can boil 24 oz of water in just 3 minutes on medium flame, making a couple cups of tea or coffee or cups of noodle. This shows that the boil time is less than expected.
The stove roars, which could be a beneficial feature during colder camping.
83% appreciated the durable construction, but 17% experienced issues
I love backpacking and have a Fire Maple stove kit, indicating my positive experience with its durability.
The only downside of the product is the super small base that affects the stability of the cookware.
88% found it easy to use
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I have a stove that is small, light, compact and fits in my coffee mug. It also starts every time.
I appreciate the igniter feature of the stove, which eliminates the need to carry a lighter while camping.
84% praised the flame control
I found that the stove has a piezo electric ignition and paper clip fuel flow valve, making it effortless to light on a low flow and it cranks out a jet flame.
88% liked the portable design
This stove is lightweight, portable, and puts out a lot of heat. While not as light as other titanium backpacking stoves, it's still easy to carry around and could be a great benefit in colder camping.
The device is lightweight and at a good price for its weight.
Carrying this stove, pot, and fuel greatly reduces my load for weekend trips, indicating its portability.
94% appreciated the wind resistance
I am planning to test my skills in the wild, but not live too in the wild. I am shopping for a stove to cook my next meal on, which shows my interest in using the stove in windy conditions.
