Bisgear Camping Cookware Stove Set, Hiking Backpacking Non-Stick Cooking Pot Pan, Mini Stove with Piezo Ignition (Orange)

I really really like this product and it's a very small compact camping stove for backpacking and very durable and also for cooking with. However... I'm a little unsure if it is going to last a long time because it's already starting to give me issues with the knob turning the gas volume up and down other than that I'm satisfied. I hope it will last me a lot longer than I meant be anticipating? Also for future references I think it be GREAT if it would include an extra O ring seal to the propane fuel for longer lasting or repair tissues if needed I can see this going out or losing it very easily as well.

I already had the stove but wanted something to stabilize the tank during cooking. I purchased this kit and it works very well when using the stove. The tank feels much more balanced. The carabiners that came with the kit are good for hanging camping items. I like that they screw close for extra security. Overall I would recommend this for camping, picnic, and specially for backpacking.

It works. Not something you would want to bet your life on unless you had to. The quality is what you would expect at this price point. It is functional, but nobody at the campsite is going to fawn over your purchase unless they are as cheap as me. There is a saying in photography, "the best camera is the one you have with you". The same applies here. If you are unable/unwilling to pay top dollar for a product you don't use every day, this may fit the bill.

The footprint for setting your pot or pan is pretty small but as long as you pay just a smidge of attention to keeping the contents in the pot spread seven and are cautious as you move your hand away, you should have no problem. Heats evenly and quickly, lightweight, lights quickly, and packs away nicely. The stand is a little hard to put on the tank, but a little patience and coordination pays off. I wanted a snowpeak for the larger footprint but this is much less and seems to work just as good as my friend's snowpeak.

I used this on a weekend trip to Dolly Sods in WV. It was very cold ranging between 16-45 degrees. I have to say, the product works as advertised. It is very small, lightweight and it heats up water. It wasn’t the fastest stove out there, but it works and at the price tag... I don’t mind waiting a few extra minutes.

Seriously great piece of gear. I like to keep my fishing gear for multi-day sessions to the lightest and most compact as possible. This fits right in. The burner section folds down into storage that fits inside my mini kettle saving even more space (the three dotted stand goes in the kettle as well). The mini canister is excellent and if you boil what you need (ie measure out a cup and a bit for single tea or coffee) you can get 15-18 cups. Easy to use but remember it’s mini so clonking big hands might find it godly at first.

Great value: For 14 dollars, you get a 10+ dollar stove, a 6 dollar fuel canister stand, and four locking carbiners. The stove is your Etekcity-clone portable folding stove, and it works just as well. Can't beat the price if you're just starting out and need most, if not all, of the items here.

I bought it mainly for the base to hold the fuel canister. That part worked great The stove was a different story. The igniter on the stove worked the first time upon trial but did not work after the first time.Still works with a match or lighter. I rate this low because of the stove, not the base.