Backpacking & Camping Stoves, Petforu Ignition Canister Stove + Campfire Cookware Pots & Pans Camp Kitchen Cooking Tool Set

Pleasantly surprised by the size, weight, and excellent performance of this inexpensive backpacking solution! I worked several years in outdoor sports retail and have always been a bit snobby when it comes to gear (Paying extra for the right gear has never been a problem for me: zero hesitation to do so whatsoever!). Truth be told, I originally purchased this pot/stove set last minute as an inexpensive set for an impromptu trip with the intent to upgrade before my next camp trip... I have since used it on three other trips and have long since abandoned plans to "Upgrade" to a more expensive, brand-name unit. This thing works INCREDIBLY well! I have no complaints at all. Here are the reasons I love it:1.) It is efficient with gas consumption, and this thing gets ripping if you want it to!-The secondary pot can also be flipped upside down (like in the picture) and used as a lid to boil water even faster and more efficiently. The lips of each pot fit together securely, so they're plenty stable to use in unison.2.) The larger pot fits a 230gram fuel canister stored inside it perfectly. (The larger one available). I used MSR, bought see no reason other brands of fuel would not work just as well. There is still room inside for the stove itself, and I've seen folding utensils that would also still fit inside it before using the smaller pot like a lid to keep everything neat and together.3.)Mesh carry case with drawstring is also included! Didn't see any note or photo of this, but mine came with the perfect sized mesh drawstring bag to keep the lids from opening together and letting the contents spill out everywhere.4.) Super lightweight package, especially considering its versatility and vital role.***I will say, I was initially skeptical of the stove prongs that the pot rests on; it seemed there was not enough area to securely hold a pot on, but after many uses, my skepticism has been quelled. It is solid in winds, on uneven surfaces, and at a rapid boil.

I’ve had the opportunity to use this stove/pot on about 5 or 6 backpacking trips now. My primary use is to heat up water for dehydrated meals, and it’s excellent for this.The stove is small and light. Has a lighter built in, so you don’t have to go searching for something to light it with, and seems to be nearly as quick as the big name stove that cost several times as much as this whole kit.The large pot is fantastic. It’s large enough for the largest dehydrated meals I have seen, and seems to be pretty durable. I'm sure it's not as durable or light as the titanium pots, but also costs a fraction of the price, and it boils water just the same. I haven't used the smaller pot/pan that comes with the kit, but will probably start using it to cover the larger pot when the weather gets colder.The kit is large enough to fit a fuel canister, the stove, a tripod, and a couple of other odds and ends into. It’s perfect for backpacking, and if you don’t have a stove already, you should buy this. You won’t be disappointed.It may not be quite as efficient, quick, or durable as the big name brand setup, but it will cost you a whole lot less.

The great news is that it arrived promptly for our backcountry trip.Nice size kit for two people, 24 oz + on the big pot. Very light. We used the smaller pot as a lid, but unfortunately, the manufacturer didn't think it would make sense for the two pots to fit together snugly. So we had to play around a bit to make it stay there as a lid. They are not exactly round, but not a deal breaker. The handles worked great, not hot to the touch at all. The 250G fuel canister we bought fit perfectly inside the big pot, which was a great space saver.The stove part is well designed, compact, and the starter did it's job. We bought a can of mixed fuel and it did screw in the stove with no problem. I was amazed that the big paper clip looking dial for the gas remained cool to the touch even after using the stove for a while.Even filled with water the whole thing was very stable. We had a colder night with strong winds and it didn't budge. It did take a little longer to boil the water since it was colder outside. I started it under the rain for coffee in the morning, no problem.Overall, for the price, it did a very good job. Would be nice if the manufacturer would put some effort to make the pots round enough to make a better fit as a cover for better efficiency, especially in colder weather. Otherwise a great purchase.

Used on a recent backpacking trip- no complaints- functioned just fine and was lightweight, compact. Able to put a small MSR propane (3.9 oz) in the bottom of the larger pot and still store it all together in the included mesh carrying bag. Happy with the purchase..

First the burner: Small, light and seems well made. The igniter works on the first time every time. This can bring a couple cups of water to a boil in just a few minutes. You can really get this thing cranked up if you want to. Sure it isn't as light as the ones that run off wood/natural fuel but how much time do you want to waste getting wet wood to stay lit. Can't beat it for the price.Now for the 2 pc pot/pan set: Both are of good quality and as others have stated you can store the fuel inside. One word of caution not related to this product: fuel canisters can sweat since the fuel is held under pressure. If you store the fuel canister in there for months at a time between uses then rust will start to form on the bottom of the fuel canister and could be passed along to the pot. So when not on the trail store the fuel separately from the pot/stove to be safe. Anyways the pot gets hot fast and the smaller pan is great for my morning coffee.