Canteen Cup Stand Stainless Steel Stove for G.I. Style Canteen Cup

This is a GREAT canteen cup stove which fits perfectly on a Rothco 512 canteen cup. The Rothco canteen cup stove is thin aluminum that does not fit very well and unlikely to withstand the heat of your fuel for very long. The Jolmo cup stand stove is sturdy stainless steel, light, and precisely made for a perfect fit. I want to buy more but they are all out. No wonder why because it a great product. Also, the customer service at Jolmo is great since they got back to me in a few hours as to when the product will be available again.

I bought this for use with a surplus GI canteen cup the kind with the single hinged handle and a nalgene Oasis canteen. Fits together well enough with the ones that I bought making a good ad hoc field cook set.

Great product!! This stove is best used with Esbit fire cubes or similar fire cubes. You can easily feed sticks and use a fire tube or twisted pieces of paper for fuel and kindling to start the fire. Boils water in about a minute and a half or 2 minutes with an Esbit fire cube. I use a Rothco canteen pot. this Can easily boul ramen or freeze-dried food fastly. Just don't knock over your canteen pot. Let this stove cool down before picking it up. Will be very hot. Highly recommend it for hiking or for a bug-out bag quick cooking stove. Weighs about 4.26oz as far as I can tell. Lightweight and great as a bug-out bag stove for boiling water and cooking freeze-dried food. Also, a good idea to use in an emergency to cook in a blackout situation. Just use it on cement with no oils or leaked flammable substances that could catch fire.In the woods clean off a good size area that is just dirt and then use this for cooking. Don't use it on grass or dried leaves or in a wooded area with a lot of leaves or dry grassland. Be. Be careful using this stove. Definitely not the best if you've small children who would easily knock a pot over or fall into the fire. Other than that highly recommend!!!

This stand gives a firm platform for a canteen cup or a Stanley Adventure pot and a nesting stainless cup. Much more stable than the swing arm stands of butane-fired burners. A butane stove with a flexible hose to the cartridge fits under this and you can have a powerful and manageable fire, a stable platform, and a fire that can be extinguished with the turn of a valve. This makes canteen cup or other heating very easy and convenient. I use an AOTU gas stove with this (legs collapsed); the side cutouts of this stand make running the hose into the stand very easy.

Works well enough. Thin material so be cautious, gets too hot very quickly.

I ordered a cup and lid from canteenshop in December on a good sale. At the time they were out of the stove. I've been wanting the matching stove, but haven't seen them have it available except in a set. So I ordered this Jolmo Lander stove from China by Amazon. I was somewhat nervous since this looks to be a new startup seller. It came in 14 days, would have been 12 if the mail sorting facility in Ft. Worth had of put in on the right truck, the China Post tracking number worked on USPS Tracking site.I have the round canteenshop stove to compare it too, and it looks and feels very simular, except for the obvious shape difference. It flexes a little like the round one if you squeeze on it by the handle cutout. Holes seem very similar. It fits my canteenshop cup well!For $13. And free shipping, I'm pleased with it.

The media could not be loaded. 2 cups of water came to a boil using wood with no problem. If you use wood instead of “esbit” style fuel, you will have to keep feeding the wood to keep the fire going. Nests great with all canteens (USGI and Rothco). If using esbit tabs, you should set the tab on a small tuna can (3oz not 5 oz) to get into the maximum heat window of hexamine.

Perfectly built for its intended use.Very presentable out of the box.Not highly reflective, even though it is stainless steel.I suggest building small fire and then placing this over it because the biomass inlet is small.The small biomass inlet prevents wind from affecting fire, so I wouldn't change the inlet size.Well thought out design

Great product and an excellent addition to any canteen kit. Allowing you the possibility to cook with a fire ban if necessary. Structured to block the rain and wind. Fits together with military issued canteen sets perfectly with not much added weight. Why spend x4 the money on a titanium one when this one is bulletproof (not literally, don’t test that). 5/5 would recommend. Hope this helps.

Very nice and robust. Great with wood or tablets. And fits a standard alcohol stove

Its simple, does its job and fits my cups.I have 2 canteen style cups and a Frying pan in my cook set and this can support anything I'm cooking with.

From first impressions, it seems pretty sturdy. It nests well with the "G.I Type Stainless Steel Cup". With the "OneTigris Canteen Carrier" I am able to snugly fit inside my stove, canteen cup, lid and "Nalgene Oasis Canteen".

As advertised