How to Choose a Backpacking Stove
Esbit Emergency Stove with 3 Fuel Cubes
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When the need arises, you'll appreciate having the Esbit Emergency Stove with 3 fuel cubes on hand. Keep it in your home, auto or boat emergency kit, or use it for lightweight backpacking.
Shop similar products- Pliable emergency stove folds into cooking position and then flat again for about 15 uses, making it perfect for emergency kits and bug-out bags
- Tablet tray holds solid fuel in place—includes three 14 g solid fuel tablets
- Large solid fuel tablets burn up to 12 min. each and are individually packaged so you can use them one at a time
- Constructed from durable, galvanized steel that's lightweight and pliable
- Stove design approved and used within NATO
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View all Esbit Backpacking Stoves| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Tablet |
| Fuel | Esbit Fuel Tablets |
| Number of Burners | 1 Burner |
| Burn Time (Max Flame) | 12 minutes |
| Average Boil Time (1L) | 16 minutes |
| Ultralight | Yes |
| Dimensions | 4.5 x 3.5 x 0.06 inches |
| Weight | 2.6 ounces |
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Age:45–54
1 year ago
Just for emergencies
No, I do not recommend this product
You should be aware it is just a flat piece of steel that you bend into shape. It sort of looks like you would put it together in the photo but that is not the case. So once you fold it into shape it is not meant to be bent back flat. Three cubes used one after another would be enough to boil a cup of water. There are other types of esbit stoves that can be disassembled.
Age:45–54
Location:Los Angeles
Age:55–64
1 year ago
Not quite what it seems
No, I do not recommend this product
In the photo it appears to look like the stove is assembled from parts but it is a single sheet of steel that you have to bend into shape. If you try to flatten it out again you are bending thin steel back and forth and it wont be long before it comes apart due to metal fatigue. So it really is an one time emergency stove unless you carry it around without trying to flatten it for transport.
Age:55–64
Location:Overland Park, Kansas
Age:45–54
1 year ago
For emergency use only
No, I do not recommend this product
It's definitely "for emergency use only" -- I wasn't expecting to have to "fold metal" to get the stove to pop in place--I guess I was expecting that there would be a hinge of some sort. It does fold easily and folds back as it should, but I'm sure after extended use that would wear out. That said... it's a low price and an emergency item.
Age:45–54
Location:Sunnyvale, CA
Age:25–34
1 year ago
Not worth it even for emergency
No, I do not recommend this product
If anyone is considering buying this stove, may as well buy the sterno portable folding stove with gel chaffing fuel for $7. That is sturdier, reusable, and cheaper. The fuel also lasts at least 2 hours of cooking. This is not worth it even when it is on sale.
Age:25–34
Location:Boston, MA
Age:55–64
1 year ago
Perfect emergency stove
Yes , I recommend this product
Exactly what I wanted for an emergency stove. Not something I plan on using and re-using, even though it's possible.
Age:55–64