Odoland Camping Cookware Stove Carabiner Canister Stand Tripod and Stainless Steel Cup, Tank Bracket, Fork Spoon Kit for Backpacking, Outdoor Camping Hiking and Picnic

I bought this last minute for a backpacking trip my husband was going on with a church youth group. He absolutely loves it. He keeps telling me how much he loves it.His stove was the only one that had an igniter and everyone love the dishes and utensils. Especially that the utensils were metal and that it all fit together so compact. Several people asked for a link so they could get one for themselves.Price was stellar and I also arrived quickly!

I’ve had this for at least 7 years. I’ve used it on many campouts, including philmont (12 days). It’s not the most stable or the most efficient, but it is small, light, reliable and cheap. I love this thingYeah you can get a different name brand one that boils water faster, but it’s heavier and costs 5x what this costs.

Arrived ahead of schedule which is nice but there are two things wrong with this item. The first is it does not fit the propane tank I already have from previous hiking/backpacking excursions which is partly on me for assuming all nozzles/connections were universal. The second and also the reason for minus 1 star is that when setting it up, one of the hooks for the 3 foot support stand broke when trying to snap it into place. Not a huge deal since the foot itself is still attached although without locking capabilities. However just knowing that something broke immediately upon inspection/practice setup concerns me. Once I have the proper fuel tank we shall see if anything else has problems.

Took it on a 4 day backpacking trip and it did great! The adapter worked very well and the pots were easy to clean, stable and easy to pack. The mesh it comes in was very handy to clip to the outside of my pack too. The only thing I wasn't impressed by was the "tripod" for the fuel can because I couldn't get it to fit very well.

Esta excelente.

So this is decently good for camping. I brought it on at least 10 camping trips and it has been too much of a problem. I will say that the cups don’t necessarily fit snug on the metal. And if it’s windy, there’s definitely a chance of it falling over. You just have to set it right on top and the metal handles are just so small that it can’t hold anything that big. But I bought this specifically for backpacking so I needed some thing very tiny, and not very heavy for my backpack and this was perfect for that. So like I said, it holds the cup that it comes with decently OK but just make sure that it’s on a flat surface and it’s not against any strong wind, and you should be good! I would have purchased the same one even knowing what I know now. And this is just a plus but every time I bring it out everyone’s like oh my gosh this is so adorable because it really is it’s so tiny and it works great. The only thing that’s worn out after about 10 camping trips is the silverware they pop off a lot but then I just pop them right back on so it’s not a big Deal.

Simple and useful, I haven’t used the stove yet but just the dishes and utensils alone make it with the price

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