Lixada Camping Stove, Titanium Folding Wood Stove + Alcohol Burner Pocket Stove Portable Lightweight for Outdoor Camping Cooking Picnic Backpacking

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Built tough: Made of hardened stainless steel, the stove is meant for rugged backpacking and camping.

Cook a meal with easy-to-find, unlimited fuels like wood, twigs, branches, leaves and paper to cook a meal wherever you set up your camp, no chemical emissions, no carbon footprint. With no need for fuel canisters or batteries, we could cook our meals using twigs, branches, or leaves we found along the way, reducing our carbon footprint. Try to get a 3-4cm depth of twigs, mainly packed towards the back of the unit (away from the large hole in the front).

Environmentally friendly: No fuel canisters, no chemical emissions, no batteries, less carbon footprint. ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY: No fuel canisters, no chemical emissions, no batteries required, less carbon footprint. Gas Pump has been built-in wear resistant device, which makes the inside cup leather more durable and has larger gas supply. You can also burn cat litter (wooden pellets) and with a full load get a burn time of around an hour. It works even better if the longer sticks are actually pointing slightly downwards into the stove - so try to find a stone that is slightly taller than the bottom lip of the front hole of the stove.

As the fire heats up, more smoke will be burned, but there's no such thing as a completely smokeless fire. Lixada wood stove with backup alcohol burner is a must-have for all serious backpackers, survivalists and campers.Make full use of the unlimited fuel collected from your hike, such as twigs, branches, paper, and leaves. Please do not overfill the stove or it will not be able to draw air through the jets and will not function correctly. First impressions were good, it came in a thick mesh carry bag which looks man enough to take some abuse. I’ll probably have it as a permanent fixture in my camping bag except for those times when I’m really trying to cut down on weight and take ONLY the absolute essentials. I usually spend 15-20 minutes gathering wood and breaking it into 4-10cm long pieces and that gives me enough to keep the fire going for 1-2 hours.