Zento Camping Wood Stove Portable Folding Camp Stove, Stainless Steel, Foldable Grill Survival, Easy to Carry, Small Portable (Aluminum Small)

This portable stove is a beast! I purchased the large size and the pictures in the product description are about true to size. I wear a medium size glove and my hand can easily fit inside the burn chamber with my fingers spread out. This is no lightweight backpacking stove either. The construction is very good. It has a thick gauge steel and is very sturdy and robust. I burned several branches in in for a good, solid 20-30 minutes nonstop and there were no signs of warpage.Let me say, if you intend on burning this stove for a while twigs are not going to last. I was constantly feeding it with pieces and it was almost burning through them as fast as I was putting them in. The air flow seemed to be excellent. Once the fire is established, this would be a good candidate for pieces of wood 2-3 inches in diameter to keep a sustained fire that didn't need constant attention. I think it would probably also do good with charcoal. The grate in the bottom of the burn chamber has large openings that a finger could fit through so wood pellets wouldn't work. The one and only con to this stove was the blue protective cling wrap that was on it. It was on everything, both sides. Be prepared for a good 10-15 minutes picking it off. Even then, especially around the hinges and some of the rivets, it is easier just to leave it and let it burn off. For the cost and the value here it's an absolute must. If you enjoy these types of wood burning stoves it's a great addition. Also given it's size, it would make a great small fire pit for something like car camping or in emergency situations.

The wood burning stove was exactly what I wanted. Very sturdy & folds down easy & light weight. The only part I did not like was the blue protective film inside & out. Film was in the hinges & very difficult to get out. I've been trying for 3 days to get it off. There are sharp edges & cut my hand 3 times. Was frustrated & was almost to the point of throwing it out. If the blue film was not on the metal when they assembled it would be perfect.

My portable stove arrived on time and seems to be pretty good quality... setup was easy and it has decent balance... My only gripe is the shrink wrap, it's very tedious to remove and a real pain in the arse !!!!! Although I haven't used the stove yet, I don't forsee any problems. So far it's a great purchase...

Folds easily and I bought the smaller one, easy to carry and build a nice little fire in. This is a portable stove, so it’s ideal for one or 2 people or survival situations.

Compact, easy to use. The issue I have is the blue plastic wrap that they use to ship. I understand that it is used to protect the finish, but it's overkill. It is wrapped around corners, around hinges, etc. I ended up just making a fire and burning off what I could.

This would have been a great product were it not for the BLUE PLASTIC. Although it is very sturdy and well-designed, it was manufactured with the plastic on both sides of the metal. Therefore not all of it can be removed, as many others have stated here. Plastic stuck in the hinges, under folds and rivets. Can't imagine what could have possessed the manufacturer to leave the plastic on, and so dangerous not to remove. How this could ever have gotten past U.S. Customs inspection is beyond me...

This stove unfolds into a great camp stove. It can use a variety of fuels, wood, charcoal, sticks, is easy to light and loads fuel on the side through a door that latches. The stove has a grill on top and folds up nicely, then fits into the carrying case. Made of stainless steel and is no lightweight, comes with all you need to set up and get cooking. This is a nice compact stove.

It is made well, but too heavy to carry very far. I was looking for something to use with a Sterno and not small firewood and twigs. I wouldn't want this in my backpack very long. I sent it back due to the forementioned.