Lixada Camping Stove Portable Lightweight Folding Wood Burning Backpacking Stove
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About Lixada Camping Stove Portable Lightweight Folding Wood Burning Backpacking Stove
Overall Feedback:
74% positive
71% impressed by the boil time, but 29% found it slower
I was able to boil water in less than 10 minutes, indicating that the boil time is good.
I can boil water in less than 5 minutes after starting the fire, which shows that the stove has a fast boil time.
It takes less than 5 minutes to boil water after starting the fire, making it a great feature for camping-backpacking-stoves.
It takes around 15 minutes to boil a quart of water using this stove.
70% appreciated the durable construction, but 30% experienced issues
I am happy with the stove's durability on our first trip. It appears structurally sound and could last for years.
The stove feels sturdy despite being lightweight and the pieces snap together well.
I am happy with the stove's durability. After the first trip, it is discolored but still appears structurally sound and should last for years to come.
I haven't used the product enough to comment on its durability. I'll change my rating to 3 or 5 stars depending on the durability.
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76% found it easy to use
I find the stove easy to use with a large feeding window for easy feeding.
It only takes 20 minutes to boil 9 cups in a percolator, making it easy to use for boiling water.
It is relatively easy to set up, but it can be a bit tricky to get it in the slots. However, one person can still do it.
I find this camping-backpacking-stove easier to use than lugging around propane. I will use it to boil water while heating up my food, so I only need 1 propane tank.
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93% praised the flame control, while 7% struggled
I noticed that the stove is small but can produce a lot of flame. Flames went at least a foot or more out of the stove before calming down a bit.
The stove is small but produces a lot of flame. Flames went at least a foot or more out of the stove before calming down a bit.
With the rate at which this stove burns twigs, I can keep feeding the fire while the pot stays on top thanks to the side loading access.
I noticed that this stove is tiny but produces a surprising amount of flame. Flames were going at least a foot or more out of the stove before it calmed down a bit.
This stove is tiny but produces a surprising amount of flame. Flames were going at least a foot or more out of the stove before it calmed down a bit.
The only downside of the stove is its small fire box, so I need to stay on it and continue to feed in sticks or it will burn out fairly quickly.
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77% liked the portable design, while 23% thought it was bulky
I keep the flat, small and light stove with me while camping because of its portability.
I love the portability of the stove as it packs light and is much lighter than my propane backpack stove.
When disassembled, the stove is super compact and portable.
I have a propane stove that I love and always keep in my bag. It's easy and convenient to heat up meals on it. Plus, it's flat, small, and light, so it's perfect for carrying around. I know I can rely on it if my propane runs out or the stoves don't work.
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