Your dog loves you so much.

At last, someone else has figured out the handle to grill connection ! My stove arrived a couple of days ago, almost 2 weeks ahead of the projected delivery date, and came with a square of carbon felt, or welders Mat which is a useful accessory

Nice review, but your dog stole the show😂. I found that the airflow through the grate made it almost impossible to keep it cooking on an even temperature. I'd fill it with wood, it would burn hot for a few minutes, then cool while I loaded more wood. As the new batch caught and burned, the temperature soared, but a couple of minutes later it was cooling again. Once you've got the grate on, you can't add fuel from the top, so the door is almost permanently open. I cut a square of finer mesh from the top of a disposable barbecue and sat it on top of the grate. It slows the airflow and makes it a bit more usable, especially if you want to do anything more than boiling water. My second tip is to have plenty of wood, cut to size, before you start cooking. I have subscribed, partly to see if you can maintain such high quality videos, but mostly to see more of your dog.🤣

Nice review! I've had the same model for a few years and it's seen twigs, briquettes and makes a great wind-shelter for an alcohol stove resting on the ash grate. Wonderful and well designed piece of kit, I take it everywhere.

Got the same stove. It's a beast when it comes to burning through fuel. Using larger wood definitely helps.

Bought a similar one on ebay a few years ago for about 12 quid ,the prices ain't changed much .Great video mate ,God bless you and your family and happy camping 🏕 😀 . Lee

I purchased the large and small stove. One for backpacking and the other for my motorcycle camping. No, i did not NEED to purchase both, but they were so inexpensive i couldnt resist. This stove is amazing and uses free fuel.

Thanks for the great review, and for the very useful hints 👍🏼. I have just ordered mine and should be here in a little while, can’t wait to try it out.

Great review 👍 got the same one two months ago. Learned a few tricks with it. If the pot is bigger than the stove top the flames can't come out. I put three small pebbles on the grill then the pot. I put a flat washer under the ring on the door, stays closed better. Makes a good wind block with a pocket rocket and alcohol stove. I had the ash tray upside down, the bent tap faces down, then it will slide in all the way beneath the hinge.

Thanks for showing how it works.

Great work on video mate 👍👍

I have the same camp stove......they are great value and very practical 👍👍👍👍

Looks great :)

Great reviewm beauty pup!

Thanks. Great vid. I'm getting one.

Good stuff.

Really nice, thanks.

Been watching a lot of kit reviews lately and this has definitely been one of the better ones. No long winded intro, a bit of material collection but no real faffing about. Dog-cam well timed and not overdone. Solid A all around. My question to you is, at about 2 pounds in weight, is it worth the carry?

Got mine last spring, haven't used it much. But I have tried mine out with sticks and twigs, you just have to keep feeding it. Then with Charcoal bricketes, that worked really well. Plus I tried it with a trangia burner, which also worked great. So maybe to heavy for modern back packers, but I like it. I know it will last along time.

hello dog : ;) real useful practical review : thks

I like it. Pretty nice 👌

It's actually pretty good. A bit heavy but rest is just a gold. You can not only cook on it. I using it also as a tent heater.

I have the small one and the big one. I use the big one when grilling steaks for two, but for everything else I use the small one. Every single day since I got it. Multiple times a day. It's been very dependable. I even carry it to work to cook my lunch on. Hasn't let me down a single time.

Ive found that when I use this stove as a base camp stove the smoking wood chunks ( oak) that you can get at Walmart or local hardware store seem to give me the best burn time for cooking or just chilling by the fire.

That price is still good as on the French Amazon, it's 98.99 euros (£87.57). Cheaper to buy it on the UK one and have it shipped over

Just came back from camping with exact same stove. I only have 1 cons from this little beast. This thing requires constant maintenance if you wanna keep the fire going. Since i am using dry little sticks of firewood - it burns real quick. Maybe i should prepare A LOT OF sticks because i had to chop down my logs into tiny little sticks and its real time consuming. Its good when you dont have to rely on fire but if you had to rely on fire and do other things too - better leave this at home.

Damn good looking dog you have there. Definite critter in that brush.

if you put it on a Dakota fire pit and put the ash catch on top you have basically turned it into an oven for baking and Im willing to bet with some creativity you could use this as a smoker too. Grill, oven, smoker all in one, must have for any prepper camper or homeless

I have 2 of these (large and Big….lol)….love them both and take them everywhere….but need to ask why didn’t you use the front door like how it was supposed to be used, like a rocket stove… use the front as a feeder

Thank u v much for the review. I'm looking to buy the small one and ur opinions are valuable. Yet i'd like to know about your boots as well. Look super cool 4 trekking and v practical w those zippers. Are they waterproof? Do u have a link for them please. Thx!

You don't need to put the handles through the top grill to make the unit more stable and sturdy. With the stove I've got, the grill has two sides, with one having a distinct edge that if you place facing down makes the unit very sturdy without placing it through the stove handles - at any rate, it is optional and too many reviewers are calling it wrong to do otherwise - more a personal preference and I choose not to. Try lifting the stove and moving it around with the handles through the top grill... not so good ... and yes I use heat resistant gloves but quite awkward if the handles are lodged through the grill.

Weird. It was £121 on Amazon when I just looked, quite a big difference!

Man i thought yall in england had no woods left- greetings from rural eastern north carolina

looks like using a small ring to pull the door open would be tricky when it's very hot ....

Nice little stove ive been looking at a few and there too big or clip together fiddly process or there big and round and take space up ,just watched your demo thanks very much im going to order one now . what breed of dog have you got he looks a good companion ,Take care Greetings from Wales UK tho im a Yorkshire man , ive liked and subd you will see what else you got , try my diverse channel out ,bye for now Ant .

$18.99 British Pesos. $22.99 USD

Why would you waste money on this when your surrounded by wood.

A fire on a wooden stump surrounded by loads of loose tinder in the form of leaves and twigs in a small stove that looks easy to knock over. In what world is this considered safe or trained or responsible bush craft? I won't be subscribing. Please do better.