solo stove stores in it wonderfully. great idea
356161
solo stove stores in it wonderfully. great idea!!  I think i will put this on my gift giving list for my prepper friends. can't wait to go for a long hike
3674305
Thing is awesome! I nest my toaks backpacker stove, spoon, & a couple other things inside of it & go
4778549
I love this lil stove, its at a great price point and its a great product. The fact that it ways only 11 ounces and stows away in my pack taking lil to no room at all is really great. the drilled holes in each piece is another nice feature because you can clip them all together to help not lose any of them.. thats a really nice touch. I would like to see WRO come up with more products because this one is great!

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I am picky about my camping gear and this is what I have been looking for, it's very practical, the grill areas are big enough to put on large pots, and because it folds, everything stays clean when you pack things away.  I would highly recommend.

Downside:  The lack of wind guard allows larger pans, but it could be a problematic in windy conditions.  I suppose you could improvise with cardboard!

update:  I have now been using this stove for 3 years and it's still going great!
3804218
Love the stove. Legs are fantastic. They store away underneath the grill and clip in securely using the legs telescoping action to secure in place. Addition of grill feature is brilliant. Now I can configure for my needs. One grill and one pan or both grills or both pans. Love it!  I use foil under grill lids to keep down the mess. The wind proof flame rings are ingenious. No need for wind guards on the sides of cooktop anymore so much larger pots fit simultaneously.  Worth every penny!

WATCHOUT for the gotcha. The Coleman bag sold with this and other Coleman grills does NOT fit this stove because of the leg mounts that are welded in place.
1415265
Bought this one for my wife and she absolutely loves it. I'm glad. Since I have another type of stove that I absolutely love and, if you've read my other reviews, you know my better half (she truly is) is prone to steal my gear. This stove doesn't have the piezoelectric igniter, but it does have a quality that I like: the stove rests on the ground instead of on top of the bottle. Even mounting a stove on top of a short bottle can cause stability problems when you place a pot of water on top.
197363
I have made this stove - without the nifty legs - from a couple of aluminum beer cans. That was a fiddly solution to a simple problem. This, however, is not fiddly, and absolutely bombproof. I got it with the ti-lite mug, and if what you're looking for is something to cook Ramen with on the Appalachian Trail so that you can make all your friends go Oooooooooo, this is the stove for you. Which is kind of mean-spirited, because this stove works well. The legs are stout, the stove is light but gives the impression of indestructability.

I take away one star because if you don't have a small-ish pot (e.g. the abovementioned ti-lite mug), this is not the stove for you, so much. Plus adding alcohol to a hot stove is not everyone's idea of fun. If space weren't an issue for me, I would probably have gotten a Whisperlite Internationale. But I have one of those, and got this instead. For the purpose, it's a great little stove.
3205999
I already had the smallest solo stove which is great but wanted to have a larger one for more cooking capability and just to have a campfire with a limited wood supply. Great products.
783384
I LOVE THIS STOVE.  I have had it for about 6 months and I love it.  I wanted to wait to write about it until I had put it to the test.  I didn't buy it as a kitchen trophy, although I do enjoy the many compliments it has gotten.  I cook.  A lot.  I reheat, boil, fry, braise, sear, steam...  I just canned peaches on this stove using the hot bath method on the BIG burner.  I have also used the big burner for corn on the cob, crab legs and pasta.  It is great for those times you have large amounts of water you don't want to wait eons for.  Enough of the center burner.  On to the griddle that comes with it.  My family mocks me on how much I use the griddle.  This weekend I made french toast on the griddle while I sauteed apples to top.  It fit 4 large pieces of vienna bread perfectly.  I have also made great fajitas on it - there is spatter clean-up, but it really sears so well.  With the 3 other burners, I have yet to take the griddle off.  The grates clean up well and the stainless wipes up beautifully.  Do beware that when you wipe around the burners to make sure the tops are sitting securely.  If you bump it off kilter, it won't light, but gas will flow. The grates are heavy and awkward, but that is the reality of what they are and part of the positives as well.  After 6 months of pretty solid use in many different manners, I would have no issues recommending it.

Soooo, I still love my stove.  Unfortunately I have to knock it down a star.  One of my nobs broke about 6 months ago.  It was the lock knob which I bumped while cleaning. I know the knobs are cheap, but I did bump it. Last Tuesday another one broke.  My sweetie tried to fix it with epoxy,  but it didn't hold.  It is pretty frustrating. The replacement knobs aren't cheap. But then again neither was the stove.  Plastic knobs.  GE. Shame on you.  You know better.
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This is the biggest Solo Stove yet!! This stove is great for that campsite cooking for larger groups. Still the same top notch quality construction with all Solo Stoves. The heat put out by this Solo Stove is extraordinary! Still uses the same gassification process as the other stoves, but this one packs a punch! Built to last and all components pack great as usual. Burns long and evenly when loaded up. You can you big sized pots, pans, and skillets to cook for the entire family while at the campsite. The one thing that could be better would be adding a fourth support to the cooking ring for the pots, pans, and skillets to rest on. If you're looking for a camp stove to take the place of the traditional campfire, the Solo Stove Campfire will fulfill your needs, and you will not be disappointed!

These 2 pots are ideal for cooking with the Solo Stove Campfire stove. Don't worry, you will not only be limited to using these two pots. The Campfire works well with other pans/pots as well. Good sturdy construction as always. Handles are nice and collapse around the pots. The big pot has a hanger so it can be used with the Solo Stove Tripod as well. Easy to clean up after using. Measurement gradients are stamped on the inside of the pots and easily read. These pots do store inside one another and inside the Solo Stove Campfire. The only down fall was it took me a while to figure out how they all fit together after using it the first time. However, it is no problem and stores away nicely. A must have if you have or are going to get the Solo Stove Campfire.
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This is one of those items that you don't think about needing until you spill something between your counter and stove.  Try to get sauce out of that narrow crevice without having to pull your stove out.  Every time I have seen counter gap covers I think what an awesome idea, I must get some, then I forget again.  Finally, I have them and wonder why I waited so long.  No more spills or crumbs between my stove and counter.  I think I will add this to my list of things to include in gift baskets for house warming gifts or showers.  There are two gap covers in a pack that are made of silicone that is heat resistant up to 390 degrees Fahrenheit.  They measure 21 x .5 x 2.25 and can simply be cut down to size if too long but this length worked for my stove and counter and I imagine most stoves and counters unless it is an unusual size. Installation couldn't be any simpler, the underside has a tongue or flap that runs the length of the gap cover.  This sits in the gap and keeps the cover in place and straight.  I found that my stove and counter don't fit flush level with each other on either side but because the silicone is flexible and not so stiff it molded and lay very smooth and neat.  It made the stove to counter area look nicer and more put together.  The covers are easy to clean by wiping down with a damp cloth just like you would your stove and countertops or if you want you can wash with soap and warm/hot water in the sink or dishwasher.  The gap covers are functional, do what they claim to do, and make your kitchen look nice and neat.  You can use these in other areas than just for stove and counter gaps, for instance between two tables you have pulled together, or desks, or table and desk, table and counter, etc.  I purchased my gap covers at a discount in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.
4322949
I don't have a big kitchen so having this helped a lot. I have it in between the frig and stove it works great. Really easy to put together did it in 3 min and a rolls in and out pretty good.  I do like it very much.
2927690
i bought this for the perpous for using it as a cook set pouch. i have a primus eta solo stove it fits with enough room for 2 extra canisters of fuel, not that i would carry that much. but its good to know i have that room if i needed it. the extra space will probably filled with a small sponge and a cloth to wash out my pot... it is insulated.

it can hold a two liter or a bottle of wine i have heard. it has d rings, along with a small carry strap on the back. molle attachment points all over it, as well as velcro to put your name or rank or whatever else.

the zipper pouch on the out side has elastic bands to hold things in place. i use it for chop sticks. or other eating utensils.

Over all im very happy with the quality and construction of this product. i think it will serve my needs just fine. although its not really made for it.
1939317
Works like a charm.  Locking of the lid via the handle is genius and keeps the entire apparatus compact.  This means you can store things inside it too.  I keep my lighter, small gas tank, scrubber, napkins inside.  I don't really use the cups since I have another tin cup to use, but it's nice to have.

Downside is that the base is a bit narrow for my liking, but doesn't affect it all that much.  Just have to be a bit more wary when putting it on a stove.
2982636
I love this stove because it is easy to use and small enough to store.
3476298
I bought one of these for my 72-hour kit. My nephew gave me a pack of 8 tinder cubes for it, so I will toss those in there with it.

Haven't tried this little stove out yet. I'm thinking I could boil some water or heat something up over it in my GSI cup if need be. I've used the tinder cubes with other minimalist stoves before and found that they leave a LOT of soot on the cookware, but if it comes down to having to cook with this little three-legged unit, I doubt I will be worried about soot at that point. Besides, the GSI cup is stainless steel, so it should clean up okay.

I gave it 5 stars because it appears to be everything it claims to be. It's ultra light weight, reasonably strong, and folds up to a very portable size that would fit easily into a shirt pocket. The next step in minimalism for me would be to set the cook pot next to a little campfire, let the radiant heat do the cooking, and forgo the stove altogether. Been there, done that, too.

Post Script: Tried this little guy out yesterday using a previously-burned Esbit fuel tablet and a bit of aluminum foil to cover the pan that the fuel tablet sits in (to make cleanup easier). It boiled 16 oz. of tap water in a Stanley Adventure Camp Cookset pot in about 8 minutes. The stove's 3 legs set up firmly atop a tree stump and the cookpot balanced well on them, without any excess wobbling. There was minimal residue on the cook pot and it cleaned up easily. About 60% of the fuel tablet was consumed, which I blew out and saved for another day. The stove cooled off quickly and folded up to go back into its zip-lock bag for easy stowage in my 72-hour kit. Only things I added to the field test were a tea bag (why waste the hot water?) and a wind screen made from a steel beef stew can, as it was a bit breezy out. I gave this stove 5 stars initially and I'll stick with that rating. It did a fine job.
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gooks great. bought for a friend who didn't have a working stove in his apartment, so this, alone with a microwave and toaster oven and he was just fine and able to cook pretty much anything for himself.  very happy with this. will buy one for myself when i get a new place of my own :P