Grippi Backpacking Stove - Lightweight and Portable Camping Cooking Stove for Outdoo, Travel, Barbeque, Hiking and Camp Adventures - Used with propane, butane, and alcohol

This stove is great! We use it on our UTV camping trips in the mornings for coffee so we don't need to start a fire. Also great for filling water bottles for cold tent nights and thermos for morning coffee. Leaves more time to enjoy the morning instead of building a fire. Thank you

Great portable stove. Did everything I wanted it to do and more. At the price of a 6th of brands like Jetboil, its a no brainer. Unless you plan to use this for every single meal/water/tea/coffee, I don't see the need for name brand. Even then, you could get 6 of these for the price of one. And then you could heat up 6x the water.Pros: Fast heating, bigger capacity, and sturdy handlesCons: Securing the stove can be a little better, lid cover could use a longer lip to reduce steam burns.

Used this on a motorcycle trip and worked perfect. Thanks

Looks good so far. Comparable to the big name brand stove. Only issue I see at the moment without using it yet is the igniter is raised up quite a bit and could get broken off.

Pros:Costs considerably less than a JetBoilFits a 220g (medium) size fuel canisterCons:Does not thread easily, risk of cross-thread if you aren't carefulFit and finish is poor compared to JetBoilHeavier that competition 17.5ozDoes not include fuel canister stabilizerSpecifications:Weight without fuel:17.5ozBoil time for 0.8L 6:24. Compare this to a JetBoil Sumo - 3:24Summary: This really doesn't compete with JetBoil, except on price.

This was my first time trying this type of system. It attached to my canister easily, lit right away, and the water started forming steam fairly quickly. I did not bring it to a full boil because I didn't want to waste fuel when I was not currently cooking anything.The weight and efficiency is obviously not the same as a premier brand. That's not the point of this product. It's to give you a similar product at a fraction of the cost. It succeeds in that requirement. If that is what you are looking for, you will likely be happy with this. I won't take mine with me on every trip out, but do look forward to putting this to use sometime in the future.

I’m really impressed with this purchase. It was very easy to set up and the materials used are light weight and sturdy. I think the pot is aluminum, I’m not sure? One small tip with this system, when lighting, the pot has to be off of the burner or it won’t ignite. Once it’s fired up the pot could be locked into place with a light twist. It took 5 min on low flame to bring 1 liter of water to a boil. My altitude is 3k ft. above sea level. A Jet Boil might be a little lighter and maybe slightly more efficient but there is no comparison in the cost and I bought this camp stove just for that reason. I’m very happy with this stove and highly recommend it.

Nice, bigger than jetboil. The directions need to be in a larger typeface. Even with a magnifying glass I could not read the type