Terra Hiker Portable Camping Gas Stove with Convenient Piezo Ignition, 3500W Small Durable Backpacking Cooker with Carrying Case

I bought this at the last minute, when the stove I'd been seeking was out of stock. Thank goodness my first choice had been unavailable - because this is a brilliant stove. It's incredibly small, in its red box (I could hold it in my palm), as well as light - and using it is very simple. I was able to boil enough water for a cup of tea in under three minutes, and enough for a hot water bottle (!) in five - but to be fair, I wasn't even using the strongest flame. Great value. Delighted to have it.

I couldn't believe how small this stove was when it arrived, it's seriously tiny! A very clever design that folds out into a stove that will hold a decent sized pan securely. The Piezo ignition worked really well - saved faffing around with lighters and matches. The gas control took a few goes to hit the sweet spot between 'cremated' and 'cooked' for bacon - fine control is needed and the optimum bacon cooking setting is very low. Boiling water was a breeze - turn up the dial and it's done in no time. It was affected somewhat by the wind, but nothing a foldable screen couldn't fix. Overall, very pleased with this!

I used this when I went wild camping in the Lake District, during late October. Learning from previous camping experiences, I needed a stove that did not rely on sitting on top of the butane container - which I found unstable on uneven ground. I also wanted something that could comfortably hold camping pans/pots, without them always falling off. Lastly, I didn't want to have to rely on having matches or a lighter. This stove fulfills all these requirements. It sits on the ground, and has adjustable legs to compensate for any unevenness. It has adjustable "arms", so that you can increase the base for bigger pots. It has a built-in piezo electric ignitor, which means I don't need to worry about lighters or matches. It folds down into a compact size, and has an equally compact container to stow it away. It has all-metal parts, so it's sturdy. It has really transformed my ability to cook comfortably, whilst wild camping.

It’s light and packs small. The legs are sturdy and can be a little stiff and extend. The ignition is quite fragile and can be bent when trying to close the legs back.

I love it! Very well made with a quality metal feel and surprisingly compact in its carrying box. Easy to unfold & connect gas, the stove ignition button worked 1st time! The burner head is quite impressive with clean hot blue flame & would look in place on a larger stove! I'm looking forward to trying it with my 'camping' pressure cooker 🏕 It's small enough to have in your car incase you ever needed it.

Holds a full sized camping kettle with ease. Boils 2 or 3 mugs worth of water within 2 minutes. Was easy to unfold and set up. Screws onto a bayonet type gas bottle. Doesn't use a lot of gas but I've only used it to boil water and cook small meals. Folds up neatly into the plastic case which is a good size for backpacks. Very compact stove. Definitely pleased with it.

Lightweight, compact and durable this stove is perfect for camping, fishing and taking on a hike. Comes in a plastic transport case and is incredibly easy to connect to the gas canister

Great little stove and really powerful. It all feels well made but there is a fragility about it and I wonder how long the gas supply tube will last in particular. Also the stove has a tendency to over-burn. I’m not sure how comfortable I’d feel using this in the porch of a tent in rain. I know we are not meant to use it this way but we all do. Despite this it’s a great stove when used with a little care and at around £17 is fabulous value.