FamgeeOutdoor Mini Portable Alcohol Stove Burner for Backpacking Hiking Camping Survival (Grey)

Very good copy of a well known brand . Works great boiled my water no problems. It is a bit slower than gas but time wasn't an issue. I would definitely recommend that you use a wind break as the flame is easily blown . All in all good little stove.

This is my first trangia style stove so I'm no Ray Mears. That being said these are a great bit of kit for sorting a hot meal or drink when outdoors. Super easy to use and really efficient on fuel and very effective for cooking. The stove is capable of putting out a decent flame and can boil water pretty quickly. The kit has a decent pot stand and simmer lid however some of the edges on this are a little sharp so caution is needed. Overall for the price you pay this is great to have as a back up or something you would use occasionally when camping. It's simple design with nothing to really break means it should last a long time. It's a winner.

Great little stove, it’s very compact and easy to set up and use.Found the flame adjuster to not really do much it terms of reducing the flame, so it’s pretty much all or nothing which is fine for most applications, but did fine it made cookware very sooty.

Its size, speed of set up, performance. Weight, look. Everything ++++!I love it.. even its smell!

Tried it today no problems fine product

It works great and can burn for a long time - apparently as long as an hour when full and on a low simmer heat, as the snuffer (with convenient handle) can be used to change the size of the flame - and thus also the fuel consumption. A small bottle of alcohol fuel will provide hours and hours of cooking time, and you can make alcohol yourself so it won't become useless if you run out of fuel. It doesn't even need to be that strong, in fact it may burn cleaner if you add extra water to your fuel. (But I couldn't get 37% Vodka to ignite very easily or stay lit for long!)The stove doesn't leak if left filled, and doesn't take too long to cool down after use. But the outer part that you rest your pot on doesn't get very hot at all, and you can pick it up with your bare hands and move it around while the stove is burning. Since it usually produces a large yellow flame when it doesn't have a pot on it, you could even carry it around as a torch - though probably better for outside at night rather than inside a very enclosed space, as the fumes may be toxic if concentrated.

Like the fact it came with a proper simmering ring with handle (the one failure of the trangia system) plus base and bag. However the fabrication is a bit poor noticeably around the inside wall (of the double skin) so too many gaps. This means the stove doesnt really vaporise the alcohol inside the double wall and doesnt bloom. Great for the additional bits but the core stove unit is a case of buy cheap buy twice.

Great product. Does exactly the same thing as the more expensive ones.