Odoland 3500W/6800W Windproof Camp Stove Camping Gas Stove with Fuel Canister Adapter, Piezo Ignition, Carry Case, Portable Collapsible Stove Burner for Outdoor Backpacking Hiking and Picnic

6800 watt output. That's roughly the output for 4.5 1500 watt space heaters. My heater ran out of diesel. 2⁰ overnight low. Keeping the flame fairly low, 1 1lb bottle lasted 10.5 hours, kept my room toasty warm. I keep a carbon monoxide alarm in my room. Definitely NOT the recommend use of this stove, but in an emergency, with good ventilation. It will do the trick. While I was using it as a heater I filled s borosilicate glass kettle fill of water and boiled it in record time. Faster than even my gas range. Very light weight. Built in push button igniter, folds compactly and comes in a hardshell plastic case. Highly recommended

Really awesome! Still works after a year. Boils water very fast. Great thing to have for emergencies. Not big or efficient enough to use regularly. I’m going to buy another one because the price is great.

We are pleasantly surprised by this mighty stove. It is more powerful than my much bigger and heavier camp stove. We originally bought it for backpacking for its very compact size, but looks like it will be THE camp stove for us backpacking or car camping, b/c with 3 heads it is super powerful and boils water faster than our bigger and heavier car camping stove. It is also very stable and can hold large pots. We put a 5L pot on top to cook 1 pot meals (noodle+vegi+tofu all in one pot) for 3 with no problem, and no need for delicate balancing which I originally thought would need. Impressed. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that the stove won't ignite when received, took some fiddling of the ignitor tip to make it work. But works well since then. I also love the adapter that comes with it to connect to larger propane bottle. But take notes: if you run out of gas in the middle of cooking and need to re-ignite the stove after changing the gas bottle, the ignitor can get really hot and scorch your finger.

I am quite impressed with this backpack stove! Free standing windproof design allows for easier setup and placement and the hose and remote fuel control also allows you to separate the fuel source from the flame. The listed temperature range is from around 3500 to 6800w and that is significantly higher than most inexpensive basic backpack stoves. Another big plus is if you don't need the easier lighting hotter butane propane mix in the small cannisters (read that as under 10,000 feet altitude, way cheaper, and twice as much fuel) an adapter to 16 ounce standard propane cylinders is included for the price. Stove also has built on piezo ignition so no need for a lighter. This stove does everything great, especially if you are not searching for that last pound or two in your pack to eliminate and not willing to spend $300 to $400 on an exotic featherweight stove to help get there!

Great little camping stove. Folds down and packs away very small. Legs fold out to a very wide and stable base. Keeps the weight of the pot above much lower than traditional jet boil style stoves, so it doesn't feel precariously balanced like it's going to tip over. The adjustable gas valve means I can boil water very quickly or I can cook soup or mac & cheese at a lower heat. Sure the official brand can boil water a few seconds faster, but I can wait 30 seconds longer for my coffee and breakfast, especially if it means I can make a variety of meals with one stove.

These stoves are perfect for hiking and camping! They’re so compact and lightweight you don’t notice them and work amazingly! The only thing I found was with the smaller one, it can take an extra few minutes to boil water if winds are high but that’s the only thing I can find! Hope you enjoy your adventures and stay safe out there!

All good, works well

At first, it seemed great. Appropriately small yet powerful, with high-quality looking metal construction. However, after using it on two camping trips, I cannot recommend anyone buy it. Several things have gone wrong: 1. The needle valve is incredibly touchy. There is about 1/4 turn between off and dangerously high 2. It leaks when off. The first trip, I thought I went through more fuel that I expected. The second trip with the stove in a lean to, I could smell propane after returning from hiking. The solution is to take it off the canister every time, but then you lose even more gas as it lets out a puff every time you take it on/off, which leads me to... 3. The threads seem too shallow. With other stoves, the threads engage well before the check valve on the canister so you can easily thread it on straight and have somewhat of a seal before the canister's check valve is pushed. With this stove, it all happens at the same time - you have to line up the threads and push against the check valve, while propane puffs out. 4. The joints are unreliable. Some of the legs swing in and out freely, while others have resistance. Same with the feet. Having some so loose make it prone to folding in on itself, tipping over and spilling whatever you're cooking and spreading the fire to who-knows-where. 5. The hose is too short - you really want to have a surface where the canister can be set about a foot lower than the stove. Otherwise, the gas line from the stove to the top of the canister has to be pulled taut awfully close to the flame itself. 6. The piezo is unreliable. Out of the box, it didn't spark at all. After adjustments, it started to work. Now it isn't working again, despite visibly sparking. The only way is to really crank the gas open and get a big whoosh of flame. Clearly not ideal. 7. Even when working normally, the piezo is is a very poor spot. Awkward ergonomics, and it puts the back of your hand millimeters away from the flame. Prepare to have hand hair singed off. 8. There is evidently no warranty or way to contact the manufacturer as far as I can tell, so any issues and you're on your own. Spend the extra money to get a better stove from a "real" brand: MSR PocketRocket or Soto Amicus.

Very happy with quality and price

This stove is lightweight, compact and more then powerful enough for my needs. I never had to crank it full open to heat or boil. Note that it gets hot! Legs stay cool but needs a couple of minutes to cool on the bottom side of the burner. I used it winter camping below -10C using the propane adapter and a 1 pound propane tank. I really like that it can use more then one type of fuel. Flame is nearly invisible so be careful! Listen for it to light just as the instructions suggest, works best. The piezo starter worked okay, took on average 3-4 tries to light the burner but it never failed to ignite. Stable and usable on surfaces that aren't perfectly flat-better then stoves that fit on top a tank. Large enough for a small pot, kettle or pan. Build quality is good overall. The piezo starter might be something that fails in future so I'll take some backup lighter or matches along-always a good idea anyways. Great product for the price.

Lo he usado un par de veces, se siente de buena calidad y ha funcionado sin problemas. Si tiene buena fuerza para cocinar sin problemas con todo y viento. Solo lo he usado con tanquesito de gas coleman.

This should have been designed by a compact satellite engineer, purchased for the design marvellous, impressed by powerful performance, inspired by the engineering incredibility

Calientan rápido y no manchan. No es necesario subir toda la flama para que caliente bien.