Outdoor Stove Bushbox LF Titanium

You’ll never have to worry about a stove running out of fuel in the woods again. I love all things titanium so I had to buy the Ti option because it provides high strength while staying lightweight. Its’ built in hinges make it super easy to assemble while folding down really thin for packing away in your bag. Unless there are fire restrictions in your area, this is the most versatile stove for your money.

I like this one, it is probably the best of the line. not too small, but not too big. I did manage to bring 64 ounces of water to a boil in one of those 64 ounce bushpots, and basically, that is this stoves ultimate limit, since it was rolling boiling, but not super strong like it can get on a hotter stove. but anyways, I would never need a stove to do that, I just wanted to test the limits. If I was boiling water to purify it I would just make a fire. And for normal cooking only a cup or 2 max would be required anyways. pan cooking or pot cooking with half the water or less water is not a problem at all with this stove. Boiling up some water with one of those packaged meals like knoors is very fast for example. Would be the same for rice, spagetti etc. I have not used a small frying pan on it yet but probably works just as well. I would probably say an 8 inch pan would be the max size.Pros: very light weight and a small/medium size for the titanium set.Cons: expensiveeasy to stick into a backpack and the weight is pretty light, so you dont really notice it.

I have more than a few twig stoves. Emberlit, Solo, Bushbox XL and more.The LF is like Goldilocks for me. Have the smaller Bushcraft Essentials Ti stove, and 2 of the XL’s...the LF is in the middle and juuust right.I like the XL’s, but sometimes when using it with a Trangia alcohol burner wished it was just a little bit smaller, and of course lighter.The Ti LF, while not the lightest Ti stove I have, it is light enough. Not having to fiddle with assembly, just open it up, make sure the plates fall into position and it’s ready to go is really nice.It’s big enough that you don’t have to watch over it as much as a smaller stove, and it’s big enough to heat up a decent size bush pot or skillet.Very well made as well, same as the other Bushcraft Essentials products.

I'm very impressed with the quality of this collapsible stove. Weight is always a concern when decided what to pack for an adventure, so I opted for the Titanium version. Its super light and strong. Recommended for campers, or for your Go Bag.

Well built twig stove. Perfect size for my gear. No fiddling with assembly of separate pieces , it simply all “falls into place” when opened. Titanium a bit pricey but no regrets with my purchase. Also recommend the stainless steel grate sold separately.

Very nice stove. Light and compact. Set up is very easy. My box said it included the grill plate when in fact it does not. For the price I think it should. JMHO. Have used it once and it is easy to use. Light wind does not seem to affect it. I think the grill plate addition would be a must if you intend on using an alcohol stove as a back up. I would purchase again.

German quality

I like to buy American predominantly, but sometimes those pesky Germans make something I just can't resist. I like to use this thing in conjunction with the Pathfinder's large Stainless Steel Alcohol Stove. It serves as a great windscreen for the alcohol burner which fits perfectly down in the bottom of this LF stove. And if you can afford the titanium version, you'll be amazed with how light it is! Favorite piece of gear in my backpack!